So, I am very aware that you should never write reviews on defective products and should more or less treat them as flukes. Then when you get a working one, you write the review on that.

Here's the question, though: what if your replacement is also defective? Doesn't that speak to the quality control of the company, and should be able to write a review based on that? Or would you just consider it bad luck and still not write a review for it? less

Unfortunately, I won't be getting another replacement. I ended up going for the refund to get something different because I was just so frustrated. It wasn't an assigned review, and purchased right before I became an advanced reviewer, so it came out of my own pocket. I was just curious to find out if it was appropriate to write a review for it or not. Of course the review would be for the time that it did work, then what happened after.

Thanks, everyone! less