One step on my quitting Prime journey was contacting AMZN about an obviously fraudulent product listing and them telling me they didn't want to hear any complaints about a product listing unless I'd bought the product.
More often than not, I end up on Amazon product pages by way of The Wirecutter or other product review sites.
https://us.kandaovr.com/products/qoocam-3-ultra
It is such a breath of fresh air to find actual product manuals on the web site compared to snooty Italian tripod vendors whose web sites have nothing but warnings about how they’ll never support you if you bought your product from the wrong vendor.
I can't remember the name of the company offhand, but there's a big Chinese OEM that makes soft cases for guitars on behalf of many of the big international brands. They sell some first-party stuff, and it's high quality and super affordable.
It wouldn’t be so bad if you actually could filter out slop, but no!
Search results show random crap with no relation to search terms and even changing the display order changes what products you see!
It all feels very intentional and a prime example of enshittification.