"$700 for a beer cooler and air spritzer. Given the upside-down economics of today—where people happily shell out absurd amounts for Yeti and other "premium" brands—this thing should sell like crazy. Is this really design innovation?"

"If it keeps the pervasive phones in pockets, I'm all for it. Phones are ruining games, concerts, any public event."

"Nice looking. Blu Dot pioneered perforated & folded metal accessories, but they haven't seemed to innovate or evolve in 20 years or so. "

"The curvy clip throws everything off and looks dated. The rest of the pen is nice."

"How long is this thing going to stand up to the abuse of flipping over on a daily basis? Neat idea but not for an electronic device."

"German steel, made in China. I'm not seeing curved points in the photos or video...unless the curve is imperceptible to the eye. Regardless, not sure it would make any difference in writing performance."

"A frying pan with an app...NOPE."

"Those hooks better be sturdy."

"I dig this. The unpredictability of the sheets sparks creativity for sketching and note-taking. Plus, it's a smart and practical way to recycle."

"So the innovation here is just a quick release headset....no need for an entire bike. Just sell the headset to fit existing bikes."

"The 1960s / Braun aesthetic is pretty cool and timeless. I prefer electronics that don't look "of the moment" and outdated in 5 years."

""...and yet many people around the world do not have access to a reliable supply of clean, drinkable water." Great concept (if it works) but at $800 I this is not viable for average people in third world and developing nations....unless it's heavily subsidized."