"Actually, one slot would do the trick as well."

"That's not a robot, but an electric toothbrush."

"Considering these old office chairs, the static of those buildings must have been top notch!"

"Sometimes I ask myself how people are coming up with such ideas, as if they never did any kind of research of the market and its purpose of use.The advertisment pictures for instance:Would you ever go out in front of the office building into the park-area to build up your tripod and work there?Would you really set up the tripod while doing Yoga or just put the laptop on the floor?Would you really need a tripod to play guitar in the garden or is a music stand for 20$ more than enough?Would you really place the tripod in the middle of the stairway so noone else can pass you?Ever been to a construction site? A pile of bricks, a metal barrel, a table(??) is your biggest friend there.Tripod Pro: looks quite heavy, as if the guy is working his trizeps and farmers-walk.Besides that, it doesn't fit to any interior style...I guess I stick to a 260$ hight-adjustable IKEA table, than to a 250$ Tripod + really expensive acessories, I mean...what is even the mouse extension? Is this for ants?? This should be at least...3x bigger than this!Okey, of course it comes in handy in other situations, but for me this is an example of over-engineered and too expensive for its purpose.What do you guys think?Happy designing!"

"Unveiled 1,5 years ago...So an additional huge surface to charge your smartphone only, getting distracted by each notification or by the reflection of the monitor - well, I guess I stick to my monitor like it's 2020."

"Unveiled 1,5 years ago.So the right part is for smartphones only, to get distracted by each notification or reflection of the screen?Well, I guess I stay with my regular screen and put my phone on the desk like it's 2019."