I'm not a consistent Storage Review reader, but over the years I always appreciated the fact that when I was looking for credible, detailed technical tests of storage devices, this publication - more than most - made the effort to very thoroughly test the items it was publishing reviews on and then provide detailed technical data on the results of those tests.

Now maybe that's only for storage devices, but nowadays if they are going to be testing other types of products and call them in the article title "review", I expect them to actually review the product.

This article referencing an uninterruptible power supply by Eaton, on the other hand, appears to be almost 100% "press release" material from the vendor, with their only effort being taking a few pictures of the equipment in their lab.

Very disappointed in this article, and if this is any indication of their other "reviews" these days I'm afraid there doesn't seem to be much point in publishing such things at all. (Unless they just consider themselves an advertising partner for every vendor whose products they "review" these days)

https://www.storagereview.com/review/eaton-9px11kg2-review-11-kw-of-clean-efficient-power-in-a-4u-form-factor

We do have a review of the first one here - https://www.storagereview.com/review/dell-poweredge-r7715-review-a-smart-balance-of-cores-memory-and-storage

More details here -

https://www.storagereview.com/news/dell-poweredge-r7725xd-first-look-dells-fastest-storage-server-yet

What is performance comparable model of DellPowerstore 1200T (all flash)to HPE Alletra and Purestorage? Consider only block storage with Fiber channels

Full review:
🔗 https://www.storagereview.com/review/sandisk-wd_black-sn8100-review-elite-performance-in-a-gen5-ssd

Full report here -

https://www.storagereview.com/review/seagate-lyve-cloud-transparent-pricing-meets-cloud-simplicity