- Reevoo launches an online shopping list that feature real time opinions from shoppers who own the product you’re thinking of buying
- “Word of mouse” list can be pinned up all over the web
- Application can be easily added to blogs, social networking sites and shopping sites

A brand new way to read reviews is launched today by shopping experts Reevoo.com.

The Feel-Like-Love machine is a fun way to find out what consumers think of electricals and gadgets. Find the perfect gift quickly or avoid purchase mistakes by looking at reviews from shoppers that contain the words “feel”, “like”, “love” or “hate”.  Viewers can click through to the Reevoo.com website, where they will be offered a wider selection of opinions on the product they have clicked.

The Feel-Like-Love machine also features some hidden functions, including secret access to adult-only product reviews.

Richard Anson, CEO of Reevoo.com said: “Think of Feel-Like-Love as a sort of talking shopping list that speaks the minds of thousands of shoppers who have tried the product before you buy it.  The scrolling list offers a snapshot of their views as users – both positive and negative – forming a useful guide for online shoppers with an itchy mouse finger.  Shoppers can click through to the full range of opinions on the Reevoo.com site.”

The key words were selected to see the strength of emotion that people feel for everyday electrical products in their home. All reviews collated by Reevoo.com are sourced from proven purchasers and are verbatim, whether positive or negative.

The service can be found at www.reevoo.com/feel-like-love.  Instructions for embedding the application into blogs and social networking sites can be found on the same page. It looks at hundreds of products such as laptops, TVs, mobile phones and sat navs.

To date, Reevoo.com has sourced feedback from more than five million purchasers.  The Reevoo.com site currently features more than half a million reviews sourced from shoppers who have purchased from a network of 60 leading retailers.

Shoppers can find out more on Reevoo’s blog – www.decidewhattobuy.com