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Name the model - "Dyson Airwrap", not "Dyson" - and PollyX reads where people actually discuss products: YouTube reviews and comments, Reddit, TikTok, review sites and Amazon ratings. Same report, same price, with the score split by what owners praise and what they return it for.
We search millions of sources - global news and web indexes, X, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok and review platforms: the whole library. After removing everything irrelevant, duplicated or spammy, your report reads and cites the 200 to 1,200 that actually talk about your brand.
A public product report in the catalog, generated 16 August 2026 from 364 sources. Open it to see exactly what a product report looks like: the aspect split, purchase intent, what owners love and complain about, and every source.
Product names identify the subjects of independently generated reports. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.
A brand report leans on news and press. A product report leans on owners. The sources that fit a single model do most of the work, and the ones that do not are reported as thin rather than faked.
Long-form reviews, comparisons and unboxings, plus the comment threads under them - where owners argue with the reviewer.
Star ratings and rating volume per listing, weighted, so a 4.4 from 1,300 ratings counts for more than a 5.0 from six.
The threads where people ask whether it is worth it, the captions and engagement on the videos, and the review sites.
A single product rarely makes headlines. The report reads what news exists and says so when it is little, instead of padding the count.
The same six fixed aspects on every product, so a model can be compared with its rivals and with its own last report. An aspect is scored only when at least four separate sources discuss it - never padded.
What the first buyers praise and complain about, before the reviews harden into a reputation.
A retailer or reseller asking whether interest in a model is rising or fading, and what buyers will ask about it.
Name up to five rival products and see each one benchmarked on the same six aspects.
Opinions, not prices. A product report tells you what buyers think and whether interest is rising or fading. It does not estimate what a product is worth or what you should pay for one - a fair market value comes from comparable sales, which is what a price guide is for. Use both.
€12.99, 200 to 1,200 sources read and cited, ready in minutes. Add the AI Visibility check to learn what nine assistants recommend in the category - the Full Picture, €23.99 for both.