Answered within two business days

Talk to a real person at The Audio Stuff.

Editorial questions, review submissions, corrections, partnership inquiries - every email gets read by a real human and answered within two business days outside of major review crunches. WhatsApp is fastest for short asks during European working hours. Social DMs are not actively monitored.

All channels

Pick the channel that fits your message.

Email handles anything substantive, including loaner submissions and corrections. WhatsApp is for quick replies. Social channels are public-facing and best for discussion rather than editorial requests.

Email guidance

Email the right thing the first time.

Every channel above lands in the same inbox, but a well-structured email speeds up the reply. Use the blocks below as a template for the most common requests. Each covers a different kind of request - pick the one that matches yours.

  1. Submitting gear for review

    Include: unit name and manufacturer, suggested retail price, loan window and return shipping arrangement, and a short pitch on why this piece deserves coverage. We reply before anything ships, never guarantee a positive verdict, and do not commit to a publishing date until the listening period is complete. Loaner units are disclosed in the review header.

  2. Reporting a factual error

    Include the review URL and the specific factual issue (spec that looks wrong, comparison that is out of date, broken link, misspelled brand or model). Corrections are added to the bottom of the affected review with the date the change shipped, so the change history stays on the page itself.

  3. Reporting an accessibility barrier

    If anything on the site is hard to use with a keyboard, screen reader, magnifier, voice control, or any assistive technology, please tell us. Include the page URL, what you were trying to do, the assistive technology and browser you were using, and what went wrong. Accessibility reports go to the front of the queue and are answered within the same two business days.

  4. Press inquiries and product announcements

    Press releases that name a specific reviewable product are welcome. Well-pitched releases inform the review queue. We do not republish press releases as articles, and the verdict on any unit is independent of how it was announced.

  5. Advertising and partnerships

    Display advertising is limited and never targeted by review outcome. Paid placements appear separately from editorial content and never change a score or verdict. If a partner pulls advertising over a published review, that gets disclosed in the piece.

Per-writer contacts

Reach a specific writer directly.

Every writer on the masthead is reachable directly. Use the per-writer channels when the question is specific to a piece they wrote; for everything else, email contact@theaudiostuff.com.

FAQ

Contacting The Audio Stuff.

Common questions about email, response times, submissions, and the editorial process.

  1. What is the fastest way to reach the editorial team?

    Email contact@theaudiostuff.com for anything substantive: submissions, corrections, partnership context. Email lands in front of a real person and gets a reply within two business days outside of review crunches. WhatsApp is faster for short questions during European working hours; social DMs are not actively monitored.

  2. How do I submit a product for review?

    Email contact@theaudiostuff.com with: (1) the unit name and manufacturer, (2) the suggested retail price, (3) the loan window and return shipping arrangement, (4) a short pitch on why this piece deserves coverage. We reply before anything ships, never guarantee a positive verdict, and do not commit a publishing date until the listening period is complete.

  3. How do I report a factual error or request a correction?

    Email contact@theaudiostuff.com with the review URL and a description of the issue (specs that look wrong, comparisons that are out of date, links that broke). Corrections are added to the bottom of the review with the date the change shipped, so the change history stays on the page itself.

  4. Do you take press releases or news tips?

    Press releases that name a specific reviewable product are welcome at contact@theaudiostuff.com. We cover what we choose to review, but well-pitched releases inform the queue. We do not republish press releases as articles and the verdict on any unit is still independent of how it was announced.

  5. How can advertisers and partners get in touch?

    Email contact@theaudiostuff.com with the campaign details. Display advertising is limited and never targeted by review outcome. Paid placements appear separately from editorial content and never change a score or verdict. If a partner pulls advertising over a published review, that gets disclosed in the piece.

  6. Which languages does The Audio Stuff respond in?

    English is the working language for all editorial replies. Polish is also fine for direct messages to the founder. Responses in other languages are best-effort and may take longer.