Editorial policy

Gizmeter compares competing tech products from different brands so you can see the real trade-offs before you buy. This page explains exactly how each comparison is made.

Who is responsible

Every article is reviewed, edited and approved by our editor, Victor Bergamin, before it is published. The name and review date shown under each headline tell you who approved it and when.

How a comparison is made

  1. Choosing what to compare. We pick products that real shoppers weigh against each other, based on common search questions and community discussions. We compare products from competing brands that target the same buyer and a similar budget.
  2. Research. We collect specifications from manufacturer pages and official documentation, and we read published expert reviews. Every source we rely on is listed at the end of the article.
  3. AI-assisted drafting. AI tools help us organize the research and write a first draft. They are not allowed to invent test results, prices, ratings or personal experiences.
  4. Automated checks. Before an editor sees it, the draft is checked for unsupported claims, missing sources, policy issues and search-quality problems.
  5. Human review. The editor checks the facts against the sources, makes sure each brand gets fair pros and cons, and approves or rejects the article.

Fairness between brands

What we do not do

Updates and corrections

Products, prices and specifications change. We re-check published comparisons periodically and update them when something important changes; updated articles show the new date. If you find an error, email [email protected] and the editor will review it.

How we make money

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