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Throw in the fact that many of their reviews and findings age quickly, and it becomes just another source in researching a purchase. Priorities and biases often don't mesh, and you and I may have entirely different experiences with the same product. To some extent, yes, but we are never satisfied, and for most products, there are just too many variables, too many considerations and too many omissions. If they were right on those things, I can confidently trust their other picks as well, right? Of course, as humans, we are wired to seek out confirmation bias, so it felt good when they picked some of the same items we had purchased after doing our own research. They highlighted things to consider that may or may not occur to you or be important to you. In it's pre-NYT years, I appreciated reading "The" Wirecutter's conclusions which used solid reasoning to offer good choices when you didn't want to dive into the nitty gritty and spend weeks researching various models and categories. I do tend to view it as the best place for objective info, but in its current form, I wouldn't pay extra for it.Īs it has grown, it's not what it once was for me, and that's inevitable. I'm on the $4 per month promo, and I hit the wall.
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