Let’s Compare is written by a small, independent editorial team. We pair hand-written analysis with a data engine that scores every product from verified specifications — so our advice is grounded in numbers you can check, not opinions you have to take on faith.
Every specification in our catalogue is sourced from authentic, license-clean references — primarily manufacturer documentation and reputable independent test labs and publications, including non-English outlets where they have the best data. We do not invent, estimate or “fill in” a spec we can’t verify; a value we can’t confirm is left out rather than guessed.
Our guides and explainers cite their external sources directly, so you can follow any claim back to its origin. The stats woven into the writing (for example, “the share of phones we track with an IP68 rating”) are computed live from our own catalogue, and update as it grows.
Products get a single 0–100 score computed the same way for everything in a category, from verified specs and transparent, published weightings — never a paid placement or an editor’s hunch. Each buying guide shows exactly how much every factor moves that score.
The full method — how the score is calculated, which specs carry the most weight, and how we handle missing data — is documented on our methodology page.
Tech moves fast, so our content is designed to stay fresh: the figures in our guides and studies are recomputed from the catalogue as new products are added, and each guide carries a “last updated” date tied to the most recent data in its category rather than a date we typed once and forgot.
We may earn a commission from retailer links, but this never changes a score or a recommendation — the score is computed from specs before any commercial consideration. If you spot an error in our data or analysis, tell us and we’ll fix it: contact@letscompare.co.