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Sometimes that’s not an option, e.g. buying snow chains before a ski trip. Often the reviews reveal product limitations that aren’t specified in the listing.
by tonymet 2mo ago
Sometimes that’s not an option, e.g. buying snow chains before a ski trip. Often the reviews reveal product limitations that aren’t specified in the listing.
- robocat 2mo agoYears ago I bought a Dell XPS and an electric kettle, even though they both had a number one complaint on reviews (XPS: coil whine, kettle: plastic lid crazing). Both products are still available and it seems they both have the same complaints from a decade ago. "Dell continues to treat mild-to-moderate coil whine as an inherent characteristic of components rather than a manufacturing defect". Leave a review to help others, but don't expect manufacturers to care about even egregious issues.
- tonymet 2mo agoI agree reviews aren’t perfect. and I’ve had many good products with poor reviews, and vice-versa