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kirbymuncher posted...

I think it makes sense to not care much about the price as a reviewer unless you are specifically trying to make some sort of budget review service. The features of the product itself like what it does / how it works / whether it's effective at the task are all kind of inherent to the product? like your set of scales will have certain tolerances and be a certain level of sturdy and etc regardless of who is buying it.

whereas the price on the other hand depends a lot on who is buying, since whether that level of quality is worth it to you or not is basically all about how much money you have and how willing you are to spend in general. you can look at the things that were stated in the review and check the written price and decide if it's worth that price to you specifically

Agree with this. Unless it's specifically a "budget" review or anything like that, it doesn't really make sense to consider price in the actual review score itself or anything, because what price points people find worth it are going to wildly vary. They review the products themselves, then people can look at the prices and decide if the best reviewed one is too pricy, then move down the list, or so on.