How we score products

Every product on QuickRatey gets a 0–100 overall score built from four weighted pillars. Pillar weights shift by category — performance counts for more on a laptop than on a moisturizer — but the formula and inputs are always public.

  1. 1. Quality & Performance

    30%

    Build quality, durability, benchmarks, expert reviews and reliability.

  2. 2. Value & Price

    25%

    Price-to-performance ratio, warranty length and total cost of ownership.

  3. 3. User Experience

    25%

    Ease of use, design, ergonomics and aggregated user-review sentiment.

  4. 4. Brand & Trust

    20%

    Reputation, customer support, sustainability, certifications and controversies.

Category weight overrides

Default weights are 30/25/25/20. Categories where one pillar matters disproportionately get tuned:

  • Electronics & Tech — Quality 40%, Value 25%, UX 20%, Brand 15%.
  • Beauty & Personal Care — Quality 25%, Value 15%, UX 25%, Brand 35%.
  • Home & Kitchen appliances — Quality 35%, Value 25%, UX 25%, Brand 15%.
  • Food & Nutrition — Quality 25%, Value 20%, UX 15%, Brand 40%.

Limitations & honest caveats

No score captures everything. We rely on public information; brands and products that disclose less may score lower than they "deserve" simply because we can't verify their claims. The score is a starting point, not a verdict — every product page links to the underlying specs, reviews and certifications so you can dig in.

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