We have forgotten how to write about hardware without numbers

"Heavier in the hand than it looks" is sometimes more useful than a hundred grams in a table. A number is precise, but it does not answer the question a person is actually asking: what is it like to use.

Measurements are necessary — without them a review collapses into taste. But a measurement describes the device, not the meeting between a person and the device. The second thing also has to be written down.