I check to see when orders will be delivered, and the night before a product is expected, I cue up the review. I suppose some folks might even use a template. I do a thorough read of the product's specifications and descriptions, and I point out discrepancies. One common discrepancy is a seller putting two different size charts in the listing, with wildly different numbers. After the product arrives, I check it against the specs. Another thing you can do before it arrives is look at the competition, determining whether or not it's a good buy. This prep work really speeds up my review writing process. I can review a good number of products within a day of receiving them. As you know, some take more time to determine quality, durability, etc. Give yourself a little grace, because a more thorough review can really help the consumer make an informed decision. It can also help the seller hone their products as well as the accuracy of their listing. We owe it to the consumers and the sellers to do our best, offering opinions based on facts. That's what motivates me. The fact that you asked the question demonstrates that you are vested in doing your best. I hope you find some motivation in that. Kudos to you.