Last Updated: January 9, 2026
At United Reviewers, we believe in transparency. Our goal is to be your most trusted source for tech and product reviews. To maintain this website and continue purchasing products to test, we use affiliate links.
Here is exactly what that means for you.
1. Amazon Affiliate Disclosure
United Reviewers is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
2. What is an Affiliate Link?
Many (but not all) of the links on UnitedReviewers.com are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on a link to a product and purchase it, we may receive a small commission.
Important:
- No Extra Cost to You: The price of the product is exactly the same for you whether you use our link or not. The commission comes out of the retailer’s pocket, not yours.
- Your Privacy: Affiliate tracking does not attach your personal data to us. It simply tells the retailer, “United Reviewers sent this customer.”
3. Does This Influence Our Reviews?
Absolutely not.
Our reputation is based on “Trusted Reviews & Real Opinions.” If we recommend a bad product just to make a quick buck, you won’t come back. That is a bad business model.
- We review products based on performance, testing, and value.
- We often link to products we don’t recommend, just to show you why you should avoid them.
4. Sponsored Content
If a brand ever pays us specifically to write an article or make a video (Sponsorship), we will clearly label that content as “Sponsored” at the very top of the page. We keep editorial control even in sponsored content.
If you have any questions about our affiliation with Amazon or other brands, please contact us at: contact@unitedreviewers.com