Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This secret button gets rid of Amazon's garbage search results 🤔
Amazon has a couple handy filters for search results called "top brands" and "premium brands," but most people probably don't realize they exist. These filters are extremely useful for getting rid of the absolute garbage and generic listings that always show up in search results. "Premium brands" seems to be major household name brands, while "top brands" is a larger pool of all actually legit brands, though maybe not as famous. But it's still better than random unrecognizable brand names.
Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Cleaning Up The Search Results
0:45 - Premium Brands Filter
1:19 - Top Brands Filter
2:26 - A Couple Notes
3:26 - Secret Sorting Options
3:46 - Sort By Number of Reviews
5:16 - Sort By Oldest Product
5:39 - How To See Date First Available
This secret button gets rid of Amazon's garbage search results 🤔
Amazon has a couple handy filters for search results called "top brands" and "premium brands," but most people probably don't realize they exist. These filters are extremely useful for getting rid of the absolute garbage and generic listings that always show up in search results. "Premium brands" seems to be major household name brands, while "top brands" is a larger pool of all actually legit brands, though maybe not as famous. But it's still better than random unrecognizable brand names.
Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Cleaning Up The Search Results
0:45 - Premium Brands Filter
1:19 - Top Brands Filter
2:26 - A Couple Notes
3:26 - Secret Sorting Options
3:46 - Sort By Number of Reviews
5:16 - Sort By Oldest Product
5:39 - How To See Date First Available
![A Company Called MemoryC is Trying to SCREW Me [Resolved - Update Video in Description]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yd1TU4auPNM/mqdefault.jpg "A Company Called MemoryC is Trying to SCREW Me [Resolved - Update Video in Description]
• See final update video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xwboip8L8c
• Update (6/17): MemoryC reached out with an apology and explanation, and offered several fair options to remedy the situation including a full refund option which Ive decided to go with. They confirmed my hunch that the supplier (the one I mentioned at 7:47) to which they forwarded the board for repair had lost the board, and were upfront about the mistake in not sending an equivalent board and also not at least offering the replacement first, instead of just sending it unsolicited. They said my emails going un-answered was not intentional and that they dont operate that way, and explained it was because an upgrade to their ticketing system was causing my tickets to not show up for some reason. Which I assume is a simplified explanation but I guess Ill choose to take their word for it. Overall Id say they seemed genuinely apologetic. Ill probably make a follow up video soon with more details once everything is fully sorted.
• Update 2 (6/18): I received the full refund today and have shipped back the Z690 Hero motherboard to them, so I consider the issue fully resolved.
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0:00 - Intro
0:33 - The Bricked Motherboard
2:23 - The REAL Problem Starts
3:22 - The Motherboard Was not What It Seemed
4:31 - Contacting MemoryC
5:23 - More Months Go By
6:07 - The Equivalent Replacement
6:41 - Why Might They Do This?
7:23 - One Last Chance
8:33 - No Choice Left
9:55 - Now What?
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