no_gravity, where can I find a full list of your “sets” pages?

• https://www.productchart.com/laptops/sets/2
• https://www.productchart.com/laptops/sets/1
• https://www.productchart.com/monitors/sets/5
• https://www.productchart.com/smartphones/sets/3

I found those through web searching, and I really had to dig…

Projectors, omg please, projectors.

Every time I go to buy a projector there are 1000 new ones with very few reviews and it’s incredibly hard to compare them.

Started this project in 2014. This is my seventh chart of this type. Feedback is very welcome. Also suggestions on what the next product type should be.

This similarity finder is an experimental alternative to the usual “customers who bought x also bought y”. It finds smartphones that have the most similar specs to a given phone.

Anybody else noticed that 3D printers got a lot of traction lately? I have been following the progress in this area for some years now. Now I made this comparison chart of 150 printers that are available right now. I will keep it constantly updated. Let’s see if they take the same route as 2d printers did 20 years ago. And become higher res, faster, cheaper, multicolor … and end up being everywhere.

Some more feedback:

Keyboard control would be handy. I would expect Space to toggle starting and stopping the stopwatch, and ‘.’ to reset it.

It would be easier to use if the three buttons were dimmed (disabled-looking) when they don’t apply to the current mode. When the buttons are dimmed, their color should not change on mouseover either. These are the only buttons that should be enabled in each of the three modes:

• when modus is "new": “start”
• when modus is "running": “stop” and “reset”
• when modus is "stopped": “start” and “reset”

If I press “reset” while the stopwatch is running, the time goes to 0, but the stopwatch keeps running. All of the physical and virtual stopwatches I have seen put Stop and Reset on the same button, so that the stopwatch is always stopped after hitting Reset. It feels weird that this stopwatch acts differently, so I think you should change it. I can’t think of a reason anyone would want the current behavior.

In fact, if you do make “reset” stop the stopwatch, you might as well collapse “stop” and “reset” onto the same button like other stopwatches. The button would rename itself according to the current mode. That would make the interface even more minimal, so that the user has an easier choice of what button to press.

If this were open source, people might implement some of this for you.

Hitting “stop” before “start” breaks the “start” button.

The 1 second delay between hitting “start” and receiving any feedback gave me the feeling something was wrong.