"Any house with children AND a cat is in for a nasty experiment."

"This makes me miss your snarky design recaps. Please find some heinous/useless things and go off, Rain."

"Ive always been fascinated by this thing, sneaking around in the background of a scant couple photos. Nice to finally see a high-quality color photo of it!"

"I do care about VR headsets, particularly this one (and I dont expect anyone else to care, it's still a niche object). The original PSVR felt very much like a thorough, long term, cautious testbed for a number of VR issues Sony was exploring. They did a lot right, particularly for ergonomics: Sony's headband design is brilliant, easily the most comfortable way of hanging a weird bulky box in front of one's face of all the VR headsets. In other ways it felt very much like a prototype and a peripheral add-on, shoehorned into the PS4 to see if there was even a market for VR. There are a number of really nice design details, things that worked in the original, additions the original was wanting for. As a dedicated game and design geek, this is good news all around.And yes, I love that design thinking is being inflicted on laypeople."

"I know Pelican owns them now, but they'll always be Hardigg cases to me <3"

"I cant not be impressed with Casio finding a way to charge absurd process for their dirt cheap (and honestly very, very good) digital movements. "

"It's visually appealing, but the proprietary charcoal makes it seem almost like a Juiciero of grilling - I understand the problem they sought out to solve, but there's only so much innovation and problem solving one can expect from placing food over (or under, or indirectly near) heat, and I'm not convinced that this is a productive tangent. "

"Im so with you on the Maverick. If they offered that configuration I'd be over the moon. Maintaining a 31 year old volvo is getting annoying."

"Horrendously visually front-heavy. Cant corner fast because you cant lean, cant corner slow because the wheel only has so much room to turn..."

"Same! My (artist) dad was obsessed with them, we always had tons around the house. Even now I have a big-ish upright one on my desk with all my pens in it."

"I drive a Volvo 240 because it's a durable, simple machine that is crazy user-friendly - thoughtful, spacious, utilitarian. But they're getting old, and I always wished a modern manufacturer would pick up the Volvo Redblock mantle. The bronco almost feels like a best hope in that direction - sure, it's exponentially more complex, the storage space isn't nearly as good, but it's boxy, has the user firmly in mind, and it SEEMS like quality won at least a few budget arguments. I have doubts that it's capable of the same astronomical mileage as a 240, but fingers crossed. It's an appealing vehicle so far."

"I like how you have formatted your critique like a gently patronizing, sarcastic mom."