The Modular Product & System Database

Custom slipcovers cost more upfront, but at $0.12 vs $0.08 per sit-hour, the winner depends on one thing most people don't calculate.

The $200 difference didn't matter. After 18 months of daily bike commuting, one bag's liner cracked while the other got its first pinhole. Here's the winner.

After 3 years of daily use, the $8K gap came down to one component. Spoiler: the box material wasn't the problem. The hinges told the real story.

After 50,000 sit cycles, one sofa's frame deflected 7x more than the other. The price difference? Almost nothing. Here's what our sensors found.

After 47 countries, one bag's zippers stayed smooth while the other aged better. The real winner depends on how fast you need your camera out.

I ran 47 Zigbee devices against a Matter setup for 6 months. Matter's promise is real, but it's not ready yet. Here's what actually held up.

One desk literally walked across my garage during testing. After 6 months of abuse, here's which brand actually held up (the winner surprised me).

The €180 customs bill changed everything. After buying both laptops, here's why the German option won for EU buyers, even with similar base prices.

The $50 price gap doesn't tell the whole story. After 30 days of alternating between both packs on BART, one clear winner emerged for crowded commutes.

36 months of caliper measurements on two nearly identical sofas. The $200 price gap didn't predict which one's falling apart now.

I stacked 70kg of synth modules on Grid furniture for 6 months. Here's where it flexed, what scored, and whether it's worth the price in Australia.

I used pressure mapping, thermal imaging, and 10,000 sit cycles to test our Joybird sectional. After 90 days, here's what the data actually shows.