Hero: Your reviews, next to the components they're about.

Sub-hero: Link the work you publish elsewhere to the components you reviewed and the setups you heard them in. The content, the visits, and the credit stay yours.

Reviewer add-on

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

You don't write or publish on Pure Neo. Your review stays where it lives, on the site where it appeared or on YouTube, and we point to it. On Pure Neo, a review is a title and a link, plus the components it covers and, if you want, the setups you listened on. Anyone who wants to read or watch it goes to your own site or channel. The content stays yours, the visits go to you, and so does the credit search engines give for it.

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

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

Setups

You also build setups as part of your reviewing. For a review, you rebuild the system you used to evaluate the components the review is about, and if you listened in more than one system, you build a setup for each. Then you connect the review to those setups.

→ Full description: Setups, on the consumers page.