If you want to waste time, it is perfect, but if you are looking for something in particular, skip it. Without a search function, the website is all but unusable if you know what you are looking for. I should be able to search for 'best Bluetooth earbuds' and select from a results list. I simply gave up and went to a different website. Honestly, I never made it to best Bluetooth earbuds. The lists do not appear on top, in a table, or in any other convenient format, so you have to scroll down (and down) through the various categories and pick one. For example, if you want to find best Bluetooth earbuds, you have to go to 'best products,' select 'all tech' from a scroll-down list of 'tech,' 'home,' 'wellness,' and 'cars,' where you have to select from another list. He is a reviewer of 'gamer' boards like the redragon k552, razer boards, and others. I am glad they still have review categories, but they are very broad, which means you have to select, select, select to find what you want. While I do think highly of consumer tech review, I feel like he's only useful towards beginners in the hobby and I do not hold him as highly as youtubers like TaeKeyboards, Hamaji Neo, Taeha Types, and more. I used to rely on CNET for my gadget fix, but now I find it easier to use one of the other sites. Without the ability to quickly find something, it is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. A search function would make things a lot easier.

Navigation of the site is difficult, with readers left to guess where things are.

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