Everything about it, before you ask.
Almost every review was written in week one, while everything still
works. These are built from what owners said months and years in.
Free, and no account needed to look. If we do not
have it yet, you can be the one who brings it to us.
Built from what 2,380 owner accounts said
months and years in. Each product has its own page: what owners praise,
what they warn about, and how it has held up. Open one.
Robot vacuums
Twelve across six brands, from 1,830 owner accounts.
Espresso machinesbeta
Eight across seven brands, from 550 owner accounts. Beta: fewer accounts, subjects still settling.
What's here, and what's coming
We started with robot vacuums because that is
where the data ran deepest. Everything for the home is fair game, and
you can add a product from any category today.
- Robot vacuumsTwelve with their own pages, live.See them
- Espresso machinesbetaEight with their own pages, in beta.See them
- Power toolsbeta40,423 owner comments from 17,084 people read so far. No pages yet; see what they talk about, or add yours.See the list
How a product settles
Nothing here is a star average. A product page
starts with what already exists, then gets corrected by the people who
own the thing.
First
Read what's already out there
Existing owner reviews are read and reduced to two things: what
recurs most, and what recurs most against it.
Then
Owners agree or disagree
Anyone who owns it can say whether each of those two holds up.
That tally is public and sits under the claim.
Over time
The page changes
Accounts from year two say different things than accounts from
week two. When they do, the page gets rewritten.
Every figure here is counted from public accounts written by people who said they own the product, and summarised by Still Kicks in its own words. None of it was submitted here as a review, and nothing is a manufacturer claim, a lab test or an estimate. The accounts behind each claim are kept on file, not reproduced.
Owner ratings are the point. As they come in they become the page, and this baseline moves in behind them.
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