[shkkmo]

> Ultimately, you shipped a broken product.

They shipped a working product that failed after several months, was covered under warranty and also repairavle at home (which the review doesn't even mention.)

> It is perfectly fair for a reviewer to point out their personal preferences on something like this.

But that isn't what happened. The product was included as "not recommended" not just "this wasn't my favorite due to X but would be good for this type of person".

They make up a category to list every other unit as "best for" but decided that nobody should want to buy this one because the Author got annoyed.

The review is poorly written and doesn't do a good job of actually comparing units. It is the kind of review article that mostly fluff with very few details about actual differences revealed during testing that I have learned to ignore when looking for information about what to buy.