Domestic Appliances Reviews

[Bazile]

Are there sites that do the above ?

[Baldric]

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=domestic+appliance+reviews&oq=domestic+appliance+reviews&;aqs=chrome..69i57j69i61j0l4.16922j0j7&;sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Google is your friend

[gingejbee]

IMO...the only worthwhile testing/reviews on most things is done by Which?, who actually buy items and do independant comparative testing. All other "reviews" are simply subjective opinions.

[derek-33]

reevoo is a good one ... "which" you have to pay for. you cannot review any on line free
https://www.reevoo.com/shopping

[gingejbee]

Yes, derek....I have a Which? subscription and would be unimpressed if non-subscribers had access to the same information that I have.
My point was simply that online "reviews" by customers are subjective and not nearly as useful as a Which? report that is the result of actual scientific testing and includes reliability data .

[Old_Geezer]

True but they won't have tested thousands; and many subjective opinions can give a good indication of your own likely opinion. Good to have access to both though.

(Although when I used to subscribe many decades ago I found Which'd review things that month I'd no intention of buying then, and something I wanted info on was reviewed years ago and might well be out of date.)

[Ellipsis]

Your local library may have copies of Which? that you can read.

Otherwise, Google aggregates reviews across a number of websites. See

https://www.google.co.uk/shopping

[EDDIE51]

No need for a subscription. 'Which' is available free at all public libraries. They let you make photocopies (for personal use only)and they have backdated issues for several years.