I disagree with Gemini on some of their recommendations. They cull reviews from a variety of sources, some of which are antiquated.
This is what’s so powerful about AI. You then reply to the first set of recommendations with what you prefer or like or even feed it catalog suggestions and then ask for another iteration of suggestions. You might also specify "soundstage" or "low noise" or other sonic attributes. The tool can get quite sophisticated if you prompt it carefully and go back and forth. I’m not an AI fan boy, but I’ve recently pushed through the first level of dismissal -- where one just disagrees with an output and then says that AI is no good. That is a form of naive user error and it’s worth getting past.

