How evidence is checked
Every claim needs a source.
A product becomes eligible only when the evidence for its exact configuration passes every applicable gate. This release publishes research separately from approved recommendations and keeps unresolved facts visible.
Page reviewed . Review does not confirm live inventory.
Identity and specifications.
Manufacturer sources support the model, regional variant, dimensions, and documented capabilities. A related model, retailer search result, or different configuration cannot substitute for the exact candidate.
Visual provenance.
An exact visual requires source dimensions, rights-cleared geometry, materials, component scope, conversion provenance, and a dated audit. Generic planning shapes remain clearly labeled.
Compatibility and fit.
Ports, protocols, required cables, power, support equipment, and clearances are checked together. An unscaled photo is a visual reference. Only entered measurements support measured fit; missing dimensions stay unknown.
Reviews and market evidence.
A manufacturer page is not a review. A retailer listing is not verified-purchase evidence. Professional testing and forum references are kept distinct. Review summaries require permitted use and attribution. Static catalog records do not prove live price or inventory.
Freshness and publication.
Reviewed means the record was inspected. Retrieved means a source was read. Generated means a snapshot was compiled. None of these timestamps means a product is currently available. Expired evidence stays ineligible until reviewed again.
Commercial gate.
A retailer action stays unavailable until the exact destination and authenticated affiliate relationship are approved. Readable disclosure must precede paid links, and each paid action must be labeled. Commission never overrides a product rule.