Potential customer cites accuracy as the key barrier to purchase
7 Nov 2 8:17 PM · 9d ago · 5 comments · 1 source · development 7 of 8
A commenter who considered pre-ordering criticized the FAQ for not providing concrete accuracy numbers, citing it as the main sales objection. They noted the website fails to address this crucial question.
“Accuracy is the sales objection. Your website does a terrible job addressing that.”
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Very cool, this is how Ender communicates with his AI in Xenocide and Speaker for the Dead.I would have preordered but your accuracy FAQ is terrible. It amounts to “it’s really bad now so we won’t give a number, we hope to improve it”. If you were 90%+ with the same promise I would have paid earlyAccuracy is the sales objection. Your website does…
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Why the eyeglass form factor? As people have mentioned, fitting eyewear is no joke. Not everyone has a face for RayBans.Why not simpler, more discreet electrode pads? Get nifty with flex PCB and wearables instead of another "Smart Glasses".Sweatband, tiara, smart crown, halo.. No crowding here.
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putting the 'Due Today' price in a larger font and hiding the total smaller, under that price is sneaky.Big companies do it too, but my feedback has little chance of reaching their ears.
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Adjustable nose pads and spring loaded arms are priceless. So are hybrid metal/plastic frame that offer the best of both worlds.
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I can't with these sites that so aggressively hijack scrolling. Counterintuitive and frustrating to use.
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