Then you're gonna love the product which is a wifi enabled battery monitor paired with a smartphone app that tells you the current charge of a battery. Actuall

Then you're gonna love the product which is a wifi enabled battery monitor paired with a smartphone app that tells you the current charge of a battery. Actually the fridge lightbulb might have been a better place to source power. But given a product description like eggminder, I would assume the company would fail anyhow. While there may be some people who need eggminder v2.0, there aren't very many of them. Eventually someone will invent the IoT device to end all devices, much like how the iPhone ended up reducing the number of gadgets a person needs. So maybe they failed due to lack of iteration, but maybe the wacky gadget business just isn't a good one.