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Often times when duckduckgoing (is that the right term for that) advice for products, I use the !ddgr key to directly search reddit for advice. But in a post-blackout world, I need to do this a lot less. So I want to know what the best places are to get reviews and advice for products that are human and not top 10 listicals.

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[–] BrerChicken 2 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

For appliances and electronics I use NYT's Wirecutter website. It's like an (unfortunately) less hardcore Consumer Reports, but much cheaper, especially if you already pay for a NYT digital subscription, which is peanuts.