It fascinates me how much variance there is in peoples searching skills.
some people think they are talking to a person when searching e.g 'what is the best way that i can {action}' I think the number one trick is to forget grammar and other language niceties and just enter concepts e.g. 'clean car best'
The same term was the name of the device + something about the power source.
The result from the client network - my phone/client computer nothing related to the search for 4-5 pages.
Same search from work - second result was what I was looking.
So it seems there is a relation with your search history, but somehow connected with the related search history from the same ip/network.
It must be possible to create a fixed set of google searches and rate the location based on the results. So you could physically travel to a Starbucks 20miles away to get the best results for the 'best USB-C dongle reddit'.
Amazon is the worst.
I used "" and + and - for terms to get what I want, and its search engine still gives you the sponsored results and an endless list of matches based on what you might buy instead of what you searched for.
ugh.