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When you're looking to buy a product that isn't the kind of thing reviewed by sites you already know, it can be hard to find where credible sources are. What I
by sofal 14y ago
When you're looking to buy a product that isn't the kind of thing reviewed by sites you already know, it can be hard to find where credible sources are. What I generally try to do is start by adding "forum" to my search query with the goal of finding a group of hobbyists somewhere. If I can find a discussion among hobbyists that is somewhat related to the product I want, then often they will mention the sites they're reading or buying from. Usually there will be a couple of brands that get fought over, and if nothing else it can help discover better search terms.
- excuse-me 14y agoSearch for "name of product" "+problems" or "+faults" That will get you to real reviews, ads don't generally publicize problems with their product, AND probably more what you want to know. You don't care that lots of people bought it and liked it - you want to know what the problems are.
- vaksel 14y agoyou don't need to add forum, in Google click more on the left side, and then select "discussions"...and it'll limit the results to just forums/message boards etc