Best review website

[DiddyDogg]

Is there the best review website everyone use to tell about experience they had with websites that sell products online? Like a place where you can search by a domain name and after you enter it, you go to the page with reviews about it. In addition to this, it would be great if I could filter positive and negative reviews. Up until now, I've been using reddit to do this, but I find it tedious going through not just customer reviews but their questions and general problems. So, what would you recommend?

[WereCatf]

1 minute ago, DiddyDogg said:

Is there the best review website everyone use to tell about experience they had with websites that sell products online?

I'm not aware of any single, good website for that. Also, I generally don't put that much weight on what some random retard somewhere has said, since oftentimes any issues they have are actually their own fault and they just don't understand it or they don't want to admit it publicly. This is why I instead check professional reviews, like e.g. Hardware Unboxed's Tim on Youtube and Rtings.com both have a lot of professional advice to give on TV's and displays. Notebookcheck.com generally does quite well when it comes to laptops -- I especially like that they often give enough information on the laptops' cooling-capabilities. Steve from Hardware Unboxed doesn't specifically does motherboards, but he focuses more on motherboards' VRM-performance, which is IMHO very important, so I tend to follow him for that.

[LogicalDrm]

Are you asking for reviews on online store or products in general?

 

I'm the type of person who R.E.S.E.A.R.C.H.'s everything before making over €100 purchase. And some stuff under that too, if I'm going for something new. My tactic is to look at options on my price range, and bit over that. Then gather them into spreadsheet with features I'm interested about highlighted. Next just google product model name and "review". Best reviews are ones where they actually used the product and compare it to others. Sometimes you get lucky and comparison has something else on your radar. Better is if same site has reviewed something else on your list. Then you know the points take make will also be made for other products too. Like how I researched for upcoming entry-level NAS buy.

 

Good sites are TechPowerUp, TweakTown, Guru3D, TechRadar. There are probably more, but I've also met very bad review sites. Like ones where reviewers personal bias or negative opinion is very clear and makes any good point sound like something you shouldn't care about. Or when presenting graphs there actually isn't anything to compare to. The point of graphs is that there's some reference point. Numbers don't mean anything if you don't know are they better or worse than something.