Product Reviews Overview

The compact rating line at the top of the buy column — five stars filled to match the product’s average, followed by “128 Verified Reviews”. Clicking it jumps the customer down to the reviews section further along the page.

It’s a summary only. The reviews themselves are rendered by the reviews app in its own section lower on the page.

Add it inside Product Main, above the title.

Settings

This block has no settings. The stars, the number and the wording are all derived from the product’s review data.

Where the numbers come from

Two metafields, both written by the reviews integration rather than typed in by hand:

Metafield	What it holds
stamped.reviews_average	The average rating, 0–5. Drives how much of the five stars is filled — a 4.3 fills 86% of the row, including part of a star.
stamped.reviews_count	How many reviews there are. Printed next to the stars.

The count also decides the wording: one review reads “1 Verified Review”, any other number reads “Verified Reviews”.

No reviews means no block

When the review count is zero or the metafield is missing, the block renders nothing at all — no empty stars, no “Be the first to review”. A brand-new product will show no rating line until it has its first review, which is intentional; an empty five-star row reads as a bad rating.

The link target

The block links to #reviews-section. That anchor is provided by the reviews section further down the product page, so the jump only works if that section is present on the template.

Keep the reviews section on the page

Removing the reviews section from a product template leaves this block linking to an anchor that doesn’t exist — the click does nothing. If a template isn’t going to show reviews, remove this block too.

Two different review displays

The live product page carries both this block and an app-provided reviews badge, one above the other. They’re separate things:

• This block reads the theme’s own review metafields and is styled to match the rest of the page.
• The app badge is rendered by the reviews app and follows the app’s styling.

Showing both means the same rating can appear twice near the top of the page. If that’s not intended, remove one — this block for full app control, or the app badge to keep the theme’s styling.

Tips

• Place it above the title, not below the price. It’s a trust signal, so it works hardest before the customer has read anything else.
• Don’t try to edit the wording. “Verified Reviews” is fixed in the theme. Changing it is a code change, not a customizer change.
• Check a low-rated product. The partial star fill is the part most likely to look wrong, and it only shows on ratings that aren’t whole numbers.
• Leave it on every product template. It hides itself on products with no reviews, so there’s no cost to including it everywhere.