Theoretically, being able to try the product before purchase is another advantage. Particularly for me where it seems no one complains about terrible user inter

Theoretically, being able to try the product before purchase is another advantage. Particularly for me where it seems no one complains about terrible user interfaces or noise anywhere near enough in reviews. But in practice, outside of clothing and furniture, very few stores are set up to allow this almost at all. So screw them. Returning stuff adds additional complexity for consumers (you have to repack it and drive to a drop-off point) and eats into profit margins, especially for non-clothing items that can no longer be sold as new.