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That's exactly the advantage of sneakernet shopping, you can ask to see the product in operation.
by kroltan 2y ago
That's exactly the advantage of sneakernet shopping, you can ask to see the product in operation.
- dhosek 2y agoI don’t know that I’ve ever seen a microwave offered for sale that was plugged in at the store at any store. Ditto for any consumer electronics other than TVs and computers (and I guess stereos). Maybe at Fry‘s they had the microwaves plugged in? I don’t remember.
- kroltan 2y agoYeah I don't think I ever saw one either, but at least over here you can bring it over to a counter, or request an employee to turn it on and test. Obviously not viable for evaluating continued operation for something like a fridge, but just turning it on for the panels is usually possible.