The highest-rated products on Amazon.

Pretty cool, but is there a reason it doesn't have the actual product name/title on that page? Like the headphones and knife, unless you're a super expert, you can't tell what it is from looking at the picture.

And having to following links to see what it is seems kind of like busy work. (And the HDMI cable, "Don't get ripped off by more expensive cables that are no better than this one." since that doesn't appear to be pulled from an amz review, it seems intentionally obfuscated.)

Topazon is a side project that aggregates and curates the 100 highest rated products on Amazon.com. The information was gathered by going through Amazon category by category and manually collecting the products with close to 5 stars and enough reviews (usually over 50) to make the rating significant. Some judgement was applied, for example picking a 4.7 star product that was $150 cheaper than a comparable product with 4.8 stars.

Note: the links to Amazon have an affiliate tag. If this bothers you, feel free to copy paste the links without the tag instead of going directly.

It would be fun to have a "can you name this product from the photo" game -- I instantly recognized about 30% of these products just from the picture.