Looks can be deceiving, and that’s especially true with those ubiquitous ratings that accompany countless products online and ...

The supposed new system appears to make hunting for ... It will show an average star rating, with a single star icon, and in brackets next to that star will be the percentage of reviews are ...

Under the new system, when you’re browsing search results, Amazon will show you an average star rating as a number ... out the single star for five star icons — though, in the few examples ...

Check the review dates. The published dates (if visible) can give you an idea if the product was rated organically or if there was an organized push to flood it with ratings. Let’s say you are looking ...

Amazon is apparently testing a design change for its rating system, one that puts emphasis ... instead replacing it with a single star icon sandwiched between two numbers: the average rating ...

Amazon is testing a new way of displaying product ratings, replacing the current multi-star average rating with a single yellow star and the percentage of five-star ratings a product has received.

It was long nearly impossible to find a five-star hotel in France. Why? Their rating system stopped at four. Then in 2009 they added an extra star category, bringing it to the standard five stars.