I’ve seen plenty of those. Review sites love shiny demos and hype, but they’re often short‑sighted—focus on cool features and slick packaging, skip the real‑world use. Then, the “pointless” part shows up: batteries drain in a day, software bugs, or the gadget is just a fancy version of something you already have. In short, a good review is about the experience, not just the novelty, so if the hype doesn’t translate to daily value, the gadget usually ends up collecting dust.