That's the same story with all product comparison sites. It's obvious that in most cases, they've never actually used the product for more than some hours if at all. The description of the products are just a rewritten version of the manufacturer sales material.
The only way to get somewhat reliable recommendations was to append reddit to the search terms.
On February 6, 2020, it went public at $12 per share, translating to a market value
of $476 million ...
On March 31, 2020, its stock dropped to $4.12 per share, translating to a market
value of $163 million ...
In April 2020, Casper announced the winding down of its European operations and laid
off 21% of its staff ...
In November 2021, Casper announced that it had entered into a definitive agreement
to be acquired ...
The transaction completed in January 2022 and Casper's stock was delisted from the
New York Stock Exchange.
The internet in general has just become one giant billboard / sales grift over the past decade and it’s really sad to see. I hate how much of the American economy is based on ads and marketing, just trying to force feed us pushes to buy buy buy until we’re broke and/or dead. There are better ways to live than this.
The only way to get somewhat reliable recommendations was to append reddit to the search terms.