I don't drink alcohol so I guess I would prefer this one even though I really don't see the need.

This one sounds better to me.

Sounds more reasonble to me

Choice A is BPA free.

This one seems more descriptive. It is more liekly to compell you to buy.

Option A seems like it has more details and more accurate information, instead of just general or exaggerated info

I prefer the details of the product. i.e. BPA free, dishwasher safe etc. over being told what to drink.

This makes it sound better to me.

I would choose option A. It provides more information on how the product can be used and give more descriptive information about the product.

I like the wording and description better as well as how thr whole thing is payed out. Reads smoother.

it gives more detailed information about the product.

I like the bold font, it catches my attention.

easier to read the bullet points

Easier to follow closely

It's better organized and more easily comprehensible

It lets you know more helpful information

The capitalized text really grabs my attention more.

I like the bold highlights, better for skimming

I prefer the bullet points in bold text

The bolded title make it easier to see the benefits of the product

It's more organized, and easy to understand at a glance

talks more about things I drink than about the construction and care of the tray. I can imagine using it on my beverages because of this.

The capslock subheaders make me want to actually read the whole description instead of just skimming over it.

I like the summary for each section in all caps. The measurements are in imperial units, and just has a better flow to the layout.

sounds more lively

The capitalized words at the beginning of each paragraph grabs my attention better than the other

I like the orientation of the page and the way the information is presented.

it is more descriptive to me.

I'm more likely to read this one and therefore more likely to buy. I like the bolded info which makes it easier to find the info I need to see.

I prefer B. While I don't love the format (using the feature in all caps and describing) I do think it works best in terms of getting enough clear information to make a decision. I think Option B provides everything one would need to know so I think in this case the format works best.

The bolded short titles made it easier to read

The description is easier to read

Provides informative bullet points about the product

option b is snappier and easy to understand

I don't know cm's!

I like how B gives the user subtitles that help understand the product without having to read the entire summary.

Option B is better organized and easier to read.

More organized and straight to my interests, without any of the less useful jargon.

B Gives way more information about the actual product whereas A just simply just to make you picture yourself using the product which is more of an ad gimmick.

Option "B" is less technical, but I think that is part of the appeal. I also like how the topic sentence of each section is highlighted. Although, neither option explains the devilry on how you make this possible. Can it be as simple as the shape? Naw.

I choose this option for the simple fact that I am a whiskey drinker and this catered to me specifically and I really enjoyed that part of the description.

That bold text just grabs my attention right up.

the BIG FONT makes it easier to read, thus drawing your eye to the specific parts instead of it just being one big essay.

B sounds more fun, A sound more practical

So much easier to read & understand. I think I want to buy these

The all caps words make it real easy to skim the important aspects of the product.

B tells me how I can use the product and how it will help me...A mainly just states product benefits without saying how they will help me

The subheadings in all caps make the information much easier to digest and more direct.

easy to read

Easier to follow and understand the product.