[cush]

Phones and anything Apple are reviewed to oblivion. There are some incredible consumer product review YouTube channels out there too.. The Best one imo is project farm (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vO3UX4oEnZI). If you're into headphones, Crinacle's site/YT are on a completely different level than any other review site

I really hope LMG does videos in these styles with their lab

[dymax78]

> If you're into headphones, Crinacle's site/YT are on a completely different level than any other review site.

Audio Science Review was posting deep-dive technical reviews of amps, dacs, daps, iems, and headphones, years before crinacle made a post on headfi, and I say that as a member of the latter since ‘02. Many audio engineers and enthusiasts have attempted to remove the “reality distortion field” that permeates the prominent audiophile communities (headfi, audiogon) for years; ASR was one of the first to successfully to so (excluding sites dedicated to specialized equipment).

[jterrys]

Project Farm is pretty great. Got great advice for water filters, car wax, and drills

There really are brands out there that charge 200% more for a shittier product to just get carried by brand recognition alone.

[geerlingguy]

And I love the test rigs PF devises. Some really clever ones like the oil wear tester in his most recent review.

[Smoosh]

I would also recommend The Torque Test Channel as very similar in approach to Project Farm.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZem9C5rWjSb0B8tV3k2EZg

[manchmalscott]

I believe their intention with the lab is to focus more on written articles instead of video content? He’s complained on his podcast (in the context of talking about the lab) about the decrease in quality print journalism in the tech space.