Features for reviewers

What reviewers can do on Pure Neo, feature by feature.

Reviewer add-on

The Reviewer add-on is for people who create content about hi-fi: it puts their published work right next to the components they reviewed and the setups they heard them in.

Reviewers don't write or publish on Pure Neo. Their review stays where it lives, on the site where it appeared or on YouTube, and Pure Neo points to it. On Pure Neo, a review is a title and a link, plus the components it covers and, if the reviewer wants, the setups they listened on. Anyone who wants to read or watch it goes to the reviewer's own site or channel. The content stays theirs, the visits go to them, and so does the credit search engines give for it.

Once published, the review shows on the page of every component it covers, on the setups it's attached to, and in the reviews section of the reviewer's own public profile, where all their work comes together. Someone researching a component finds the reviews of it right where they're looking.

Demo review placement on the AAAAA Zeus component page. The card contains a review title, source, reviewer and date. This example uses a test destination and is not a genuine externally published review.

Every review counts the same. Whether a reviewer has a large following or just published their first piece, their review appears on the component the moment it goes live. Nobody picks which reviews show, not Pure Neo and not the brand. Big names get no head start.

Setups

Reviewers also build setups as part of their reviewing. For a review, they rebuild the system they used to evaluate the components the review is about, and when they listened in more than one system, they build a setup for each. They can then connect the review to those setups.

→ Full description: Setups