Disclosure
Affiliate disclosure
How TV Reviews earns money, and what that does and does not touch.
Last updated November 9, 2026
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The short version
TV Reviews may earn a commission when you buy through links on this site. It never influences which products we cover or how they are ranked.
If you buy from a retailer through one of our links, the retailer may pay us a commission. It does not change the price you pay.
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How the links work
Buy buttons point to a TV Reviews address that begins with /go/. It forwards you to the retailer and, where we have an affiliate arrangement with that retailer, adds our referral code at the moment you click. We count clicks per day and per product to see which pages are useful, and we do not attach them to a person.
Links for retailers we have no arrangement with are plain links. Nothing is hidden: the retailer’s name is on the button.
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What it does not change
- Which products we list. The catalog is built from what exists and what is sourced, not from which retailer pays.
- How products are scored. Scores come from a fixed formula using specifications and independent measurements, described on the methodology page.
- How lists are ordered. Lists are filters over the catalog, ranked by a score. There are no paid placements.
- What we say about a product’s weaknesses. Pros and cons are written the same way whether or not a link earns money.
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Amazon
Amazon prices are not shown on this site. Amazon’s program rules make showing its prices accurately impractical, so any Amazon link carries no price.
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Products and sponsorship
No manufacturer or retailer sponsors a ranking or a score. If we ever receive a product, a payment or other consideration in a way that could reasonably be seen to matter, we will say so on the page it relates to.
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