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Although the trend has been going for ten years now, and has been really noticeable for five, the user experience from search to checkout has gotten so bad I am now ordering brand products directly from the manufacturer, other products from the web shop of a supermarket chain, and books at a book store again (for pickup).

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I type "Wired Headphones With Volume Controls". I get hundreds of pages of results.

Half of those are bluetooth, many have no wired option. The product pictures do not show the product up close. They are all the same five stock photos with different headphones shopped in. Some are earbuds.

I type "Wired over-ear headphones microphone volume controls". Amazon shows me in-ear-canal airpods knockoffs. I click the first link. It shows bullet points such as "Great for relaxing" and a photoshopped picture of a woman on a sofa with musical notes flying from a stereo into her head. Nothing about volume controls. There's a Logitech headset that is almost what I want, but I am pretty sure the volume control wheel on that one is just a resistor or potentiometer. I try brand and product names such as "Philips SHP 1900" (doesn't have a mic or volume controls) or "Sony MDR-ZX310". I think I could just go downtown and pick up one of those.

Do you think a brand name and product identifier gives me the correct product as the first result? It suggests an AmazonBasics alternative, then two Chinese knockoffs, then the real thing (not available).

[Poll] - Illegal cab company (16%) - Illegal hotel chain (17%) - Fake money for criminals (32%) - Plagiarism machine (35%) [End Poll]

i'm so normal about this show :) here's some succession art before the finale crushes us all

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