AirGradient ONE: A Small Company's Fight Against a Flawed Tech Review

AirGradient, a small company known for its open-source air quality monitor, the AirGradient ONE, found itself unfairly labeled "Not Recommended" by WIRED magazine due to a single hardware failure on the review unit. This, despite the device's recognition in rigorous scientific evaluations and its popularity among users. The founder argues the review lacked objective methodology, comparing inconsistent judgments across different monitors. The article calls for greater transparency and rigor in tech journalism, highlighting how flawed reviews harm both manufacturers and consumers who rely on them for accurate product information, especially in health-related areas like air quality monitoring.
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