Identify
Use the full model name and version.
A closer look at
the public record.
How the journal works, where its material comes from and what it can support.
Use original documentation wherever possible. Preserve the exact claim, source address, access date, model, market and version. Explain when a source is incomplete or ambiguous.
Label documentation reviews as source analysis. A physical test report must identify its sample, method, equipment, dates and limitations. No hands-on scores are currently published.
Manufacturer images are labeled as such. They are used to identify products and do not demonstrate that a sample was inspected.
Any future sample provision or commercial relationship must be disclosed in the relevant article. This publication currently has no affiliate checkout links or paid rankings.
Material revisions should record the date, statement changed and supporting source. Readers should be able to distinguish a new conclusion from a simple wording correction.
Use the full model name and version.
Record the original source and its publisher.
Distinguish a claim from a physical measurement.
Name the limitations before reaching a conclusion.
Choose a brand and follow its primary-source trail.