Corrections

• There is no accuracy percentage here, and there will not be one. Our log records the corrections we made, not the number of figures we checked, so any “99% accurate” claim would have an invented denominator. Counts and dates are what we can prove.
• A correction is not always our mistake.Some replace a figure that was right when published and changed afterwards — a distributor revises a price, a facelift changes a spec. The log cannot always tell the two apart, so we do not sort them into “our error” and “their change”. Both are listed.
• A high count against a brand is not a verdict on that brand. It usually means its distributor republishes prices often, which is our workload, not their dishonesty.
• These totals cover our most recent 2,000 logged entries (2026-09-08 to 2026-09-08), which is the whole log.

Tell us and it gets checked against the distributor's own price list or the manufacturer's brochure, not against another website. If we were wrong, the figure changes and the change appears in the log above. Ajit Narayan Singh, Editor, is responsible for accuracy and corrections across this platform — the editorial policy sets out how sourcing and verification work, and the price-change log tracks a different thing: what prices did, rather than what we corrected. Our prediction accuracy record covers a third: how close our pre-launch price estimates turned out to be.