I tried to avoid going there, but there's there is the issue that Consumer Reports have generally terrible subjective reviews. They're great at objectively lay

I tried to avoid going there, but there's there is the issue that Consumer Reports have generally terrible subjective reviews. They're great at objectively layout basic facts. Poor at subjective measures. Worse, over the past few years they've become rather attention crazed, so it's an endless sea of "iPhone not recommended"-type attention eliciting narratives.