Andersen Windows 400 Series vs Weather Shield Windows Signature Series

Andersen Windows 400 Series vs Weather Shield Windows Signature Series
update to the video:
Weather Shield as of 2020 switched most of its glass to Cardinal with the Endure spacer as its better performing then what was explained in my video...
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Anderson is known as one of the best marketing companies in America that happens to sell windows. The reason we used the Anderson 400 series tilt-wash in our comparison is because it is the most popular unit they have. When I am asked how does a Weather Shield window compare to Andersen; I would ask the following question in response. What was it about the Andersen product that made you want it in the first place and what specific model were you referring to? Ninety nine percent of the time people did not know why they wanted the product and did not know which model they wanted to compare it to. The only reason they ask is because they have heard of it through advertising. Anderson windows is like the ivory soap of the window business. Andersen has been in business since 1903 and has done an excellent job of promoting their product. Should your decision on a large purchase for your home be solely based on whether you heard of a product or not? Solely basing your decision on hearing of a product should not be the only criteria on which to make a large purchase for your home. A thorough investigation including comparing the product side by side would make more sense. This process would lead one to making an educated decision. There are other manufactures like Weather Shield who has been around since 1955 that take a different path. Andersen relies on name brand recognition while Weather Shield’s forte is the product itself, its quality, the materials, the design, innovation, overall performance and warranty. You're probably thinking that the Weather Shield unit is much more expensive, its not , it is typically within + or - a few percent the cost of the Andersen. After seeing the comparison do you think you are getting the best value for your dollar or are you paying for advertising? Which would you rather invest in?