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Here's howthe gadget review sites break down:
Blg-tlne ncvleweng David Pogue (New York Times), Walt Mossberg (WaII Strea Journal), and Ed Baig (USA Today) provide in-depth, comprehensive reviews for the mainstream user. But there's a limited number of reviews each year, and it's hard to search online archives for specific product reviews. a''iaolr-nevlew rlteg The biggies in this category are Cnet, PC Mag, and PCWorId. All three review many products, and it's easy to search by category on each. Still, there are gaps in coverage, and reviews and top picks may be old.
but their quality ,comprehensive, canbe all overthe map.And star ratingsare only good if basedon loo-plusreviews.
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you're looking at a product page and alert you if that product is being sold for less someplaceelse.The alert appearsas a discretebanner that drops from the top of your browser, showing the lower price and a link to that retailer. What's nice about Invisible Hand is that it's not just limited to techthe plug-in works across all categoriesof products, from bath towels to airline tickets. You'll get better price information no matter what you're shopping for.
dpreviev.com
Although owned by Amazon,
ffiffiw
Fleponlr CRoffers extremelythorough reviewsand rigorous testing regimens-its tech testing lab is no joke. But it's slow to review somenew tech products and requiresa subscription.
There's probably a word in German that describesthat feeling you get when you buy a new camera only to find out that an updated version is coming in a week. To guard againstthis, use Decide.com. It has product ratings but also watches industry indicators to determine when an item's I consultswith experts, does about to be updated or replaced. And I its own testing, and comes Decide'salgorithm analyzesa product's I to a combined conclusionas price to determine whether it's expected I definitive asanything out there. to go up, go down, or stay the same. If you I ]ffil.i*:"oXl,"il'il':?X"*buy from one of the retailers on its site, the I nouncednewMacBookAirs, Decide will guarantee the price won't drop I Wirecutteraddedan updateto I its BestLaptoppick (it had been for two weeks. If it does, it will pay you I the previousversionof MacBook the difference. Accessto these features reRir), reflecting the change to the I quires an annual membership, which offiI product. Onedownside:The I Wirecuttergetsright to the point cially costs$go; but a quick Googlesearch I in telling you what to buy, but for "Decide promo code" will often reveal the articles supporting its I I conclusions a passwordthat lowers the price to gro. canbe crazy{ong.
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|
Hlilnilt
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|
stereophile.com
It started as a magazine in 1962
this site remainsunbiasedand ridiculouslythorough.
| J
| and remainsthe go-tosourcefor reviews. I high-endaudio-equipment
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J
3 u z
6 o 2
tr
F @
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Decide'sprice guaranteeis great, but you should also install the free Invisible Hand plug-in for your browser (getinvisiblehand .com). It can detect when
trffiPffiW
thesweethome.com A spinoffof the Wirecutter, this
site reviews coffee makers, digital
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polygon.com t | A cousin to tech-newssite theverge ( reviewswith a gamer'sobsessiveness.
| .com, Polygon covers news and
thermometers,and LEDbulbs.
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