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You'll see products advertised by them on YouTube. Every item's claims appear to be false or exaggerated, and I would urge to avoid anything promoted by them, if not just installing an adblocker so YouTube cannot advertise at all.
SCAMMERS
This is just a landing site for scammers
Their top items are total crap!
At best they are total idiots
But more like just part of the scam!
Their contact email is fake too!
Used to support YouTube adverts for products with misleading/fraudulent claims. So far I’ve seen it supporting heaters and air conditioning units with completely bogus feature claims.
The site frequently advertises in YouTube, and shows 3 different internal views of coolers that look nothing like the actual ones being sold. The second red flag is when they state it even works during power outages. Do they really think we are that dumb? Avoid any contact, do not buy. They are just very cheap evaporative coolers that will never cool even a small room.
I visited this site expecting unbiased reviews, but it turns out it's more of a promotional platform. They openly disclose that companies pay to appear and that this affects their placement, ratings, and even the order in which they're shown.
Toptested Reviews is a website that pretends to give you honest reviews about new electric products, when in fact it promotes selling cons.
I came across this website when looking for air cooler.
Toptested awarded 9.8 * out of 10* to a tiny desktop air cooler called AiraBreeze, listing a long list of PROS and the only CONS - often out of stock. Toptested made AiraBreeze number 1 choice for 2025 also claiming that it is currently being sold at 70% discount - a Limited Time Deal.
At this point you were informed twice already that this unbelievably great cooler is scarce and the 70% OFF Offer is Time Limited = harry up if you want it.
so you enter the site for this cooler and find out that the cooler costs £69.99 - which represents 30% of original price, because it has 70% OFF
Therefore the ~Original Price for this tiny cooler must have been £233.30.
I say to any prospective buyer: Best of British Luck if you want to spend £69.99 on this tiny air cooler,
that is so incredibly powerful, yet so small,
that the original price was unbelievable £233.30
If anybody lies about prices to that extent, they also lie about everything else.
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