Lohabook

DETERMINISTIC DECISION SUPPORT

Start with the budget. Keep the evidence attached.

Choose a market, product type, budget and practical requirements. Lohabook filters only the verified catalogue evidence it already publishes, then explains why each shortlist entry qualified. Missing local prices, stale evidence and must-have failures stay visible as exclusions instead of being guessed away.

YOUR REQUIREMENTS

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Must-have requirements

Nice-to-have requirements

Evidence boundary: ecosystem and charging filters pass only when the current verified catalogue text explicitly publishes matching platform or charging evidence. The optional weight limit uses only an explicit published Weight specification, and the optional display limit uses only an explicit published Display diagonal in a current Lohabook record. Selected-market authorized-service filtering uses only normalized manufacturer authorization/source evidence within the service-center dataset's 90-day freshness policy; dataset coverage does not mean a center is inside your chosen radius. Missing or unparseable evidence fails closed rather than being inferred from reviews, popularity or a brand name alone.

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EXPLAINABLE SHORTLIST

Matches will appear here

Submit your requirements to rank up to five current verified candidates.

PRICE INTEGRITY

Exact market only

If Lohabook does not have a current official price for the selected market, that candidate is excluded from budget ranking. Another country is never substituted.

REQUIREMENT INTEGRITY

Partial evidence is not a must-have pass

A family-level or configuration-dependent feature can be marked partial. Must-haves require a clear “yes”; partial evidence remains useful only as a tradeoff or nice-to-have signal.

FRESHNESS INTEGRITY

Stale evidence stays out of hard eligibility

The planner excludes price observations older than 120 days. When authorized service is required, it also excludes service evidence outside the normalized service-center dataset's 90-day policy or missing a valid verification timestamp.