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Scam review site, up to its old tricks. Used to promote Sonora-UK sleepbuds that were total rubbish and have many bad experience reviews. Low and behold they look exactly like the crap sleepbuds at Nr1 in this review. Scam review site, for scam companies - block and go elsewhere.
Scammed into buying jovatic sleep earbuds. Reviewed as best and shown as being cheap at £80 vs £400 alternative. Reality is these buds are not reviewed anywhere else and are trash. Build quality and sound quality is so cheap. Scam. Don’t buy
Scam website. This is not a real review site. It hosts a couple of specific products and is just a marketing tool for shoddy goods. Luckily, I decided to seek other reviews before purchasing.
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