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A popular "Consumer" magazine rates quartz as the best surface, and that is fine, although they fail to include or compare repairs of each surface.

I'm going to assume that the magazine they are referring to is Consumer Reports. I view that magazine as God and believe everything they state. They are working for you the consumer, and they take no advertising dollars so that their opinions remain pure and unbiased. This is only my opinion but if they are telling you that quartz is the best surface you can believe it.

I'm going to go see some of the counter tops. I gather ceasarstone comes in limited colors but this is kind of pretty...right? lol. While apparently sealing granite isn't that big of a deal and not all granite needs to be sealed (I'm learning this as a type), one of the benefits of the quartz is it doesn't require even that maintenance and you can use a little SoftScrub on it or whatever without damage.