Ryan Smith23
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Doesn't it stand to reason then that all of those posters complaining that it's not good enough would buy, if it was good enough? ie. if they made a high-end phone instead. This is the most boring Windows Phone I've ever seen. They said they're going to revolutionize WP, and there is literally nothing exciting about this phone. Not to mention, you can get a 950/950XL (which, despite not being made anymore is still abundant, and will be supported for years to come), for the same price and it has much better specs.
If this was really what "everyone" wants, and is such a great upgrade for 90% of Windows Phone fans, then it should be flying off the shelves (figuratively speaking). It's not what anyone (generalizing again) wants, and that's why it hasn't even cleared $25k yet (and won't even clear $100k by the end of the campaign, I'd wager).
Sorry, I know some people really want it to succeed, but it's not going to. If you make something people don't want, you can' t blame the people when they don't want to buy it ("Oh, you just don't want to support the community!"). Look at the original Pebble smartwatch, for example. It was new and innovative and useful, and it absolutely destroyed it's funding campaign. The numbers don't lie. It's not an unsupportive community (I think the 950/950XL sold pretty well for WP, and at a higher initial cost), it's just a terribly uninteresting product that offers nothing new and no particular good value.
But I'll stop posting now, before I upset someone and get myself banned.
If this was really what "everyone" wants, and is such a great upgrade for 90% of Windows Phone fans, then it should be flying off the shelves (figuratively speaking). It's not what anyone (generalizing again) wants, and that's why it hasn't even cleared $25k yet (and won't even clear $100k by the end of the campaign, I'd wager).
Sorry, I know some people really want it to succeed, but it's not going to. If you make something people don't want, you can' t blame the people when they don't want to buy it ("Oh, you just don't want to support the community!"). Look at the original Pebble smartwatch, for example. It was new and innovative and useful, and it absolutely destroyed it's funding campaign. The numbers don't lie. It's not an unsupportive community (I think the 950/950XL sold pretty well for WP, and at a higher initial cost), it's just a terribly uninteresting product that offers nothing new and no particular good value.
But I'll stop posting now, before I upset someone and get myself banned.