Why Amazon doesn't clearly mark that the product is Non-Returnable?

Ordered the Sennheiser PC 3.2 Chat headset from Amazon for my laptop. Once it arrived, I realized it wasn't compatible — something which I missed to double check, but between the specs, offers, warranty banners, and cashback callouts crowding the page, it's easy to miss the one detail that actually matters to you. ​ When I went to return it, I found out it's not returnable — only eligible for a 10-day replacement. Nowhere on the page is this called out clearly. It's sitting quietly among a dozen other details, the same size and weight as "free delivery" or "2 year warranty," when it's actually the term that decides whether you're stuck with the product or not. ​ If a product can't be returned, that should be stated upfront, clearly, before checkout — not left for the buyer to discover after they've already found out it doesn't work for them. ​ Posting this so if you're ordering accessories or electronics on Amazon, check the return vs. replacement policy on the product page itself before you buy — don't assume "10 day replacement" means you can send it back if it just doesn't fit your setup.