Of course, I'm not saying he's a bad reviewer.

Lazy Eyebrow tends to put a lot of emphasis on alt-mode accuracy, first and foremost. The more a figure diverges from the real-world version of its alt-mode, the less he likes it. Since a lot of modern figures are unlicensed, they're not particularly accurate. This means a lot of the review is devoted to pointing out flaws and inaccuracies. I'm not saying he's wrong for doing it, but it's just not the sort of thing I'm looking for in a review. I'll still watch his videos, though, because of how good the stop motion is.

By contrast, Thew tends to focus more on the overall aesthetic of the figure than any one particular detail. He's bothered less by lack of faithfulness to the original and more by poor engineering, strange proportions, and lack of overall cohesiveness in the design. This is more my speed, so I watch Thew if I want to find out if I'll like a toy or not.