Sortable helps you compare the best cameras, phones, tablets and more. Coincidentally, we hear the holidays are coming up.

I'm already seeing commercials for holiday shopping which means that I should really start thinking about my gift list. (At least according to the marketers out there, ha). And here's when great shopping comparison sites come in handy. I…

November 5, 20122 min read
Sortable helps you compare the best cameras, phones, tablets and more. Coincidentally, we hear the holidays are coming up.
I'm already seeing commercials for holiday shopping which means that I should really start thinking about my gift list. (At least according to the marketers out there, ha). And here's when great shopping comparison sites come in handy.



I like the idea of a digital camera for one member of my family, but even from an initial search online, there are so many to choose from. I love this new site that makes narrowing it down way easier and more graphical than sorting through a bunch of stat-packed spreadsheets. Sortable provides pretty great advice on which camera is the best for my price range and needs. Acting as a search engine for gadgets (they also search for PCs, mobile phones, TVs and tablets) Sortable provides you with the what, why and where throughout your purchasing process. 

Now let's take cameras for example. You can designate the obvious search criteria like type (DSLR, digicam, zoom) price, size and resolution, but can drill down further with things like  image stabilization, battery life, or release date if you want the newest model.



Based on your preferences, it culls data for you and presents really thorough info about the item, weaving in quotes and ratings from online reviews, which is super helpful. There are also dozens of editor lists like the best Apple phones for under $700, or the best Android tablets.




Once you've narrowed down your choices, I like the depth of the "Compare" function a lot. It gives you a really detailed overview of how the products are different, how they have rated in recent tests and what others have said about it. And all of this information is presented in a really easy-to-read graphical way. 
There are other great shopping helper sites we've covered like Decide.com, but Sortable seems to dig a little deeper in terms of the types of criteria you can personally choose from. It's like having a personal shopper for the holidays. But I don't even have to get out of my sweats.  -Jeana
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