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Yea I spend, on average, maybe 5 seconds tops looking at myself in the mirror every day. Why would you build so much functionality into a display that only exis
by NickBusey 10y ago
Yea I spend, on average, maybe 5 seconds tops looking at myself in the mirror every day. Why would you build so much functionality into a display that only exists in one, usually very humid sometimes smelly room, and the only way to interact with it is to stand there shouting into the steamy air?
- dr_zoidberg 10y agoWell I'd say it's meant for a bedroom or living room mirror, not the bathroom mirror. Now in my house there's only two mirrors, one inside the wardrobe and the other in the bathroom, so I wouldn't get much of a Smart Mirror TM, but a few friends do have living room mirrors, so for them it could have a better use case than mine.
- Uehreka 10y agoCheck out the video in the post: I have the mirror in my bedroom, within view of my bed and my reading chair. And even if I only interact with it a couple times per day, I find it pretty useful. I certainly wouldn't recommend putting this in a bathroom :) Some part of the system would eventually get water damage and Alexa would make more mistakes listening over fan/shower/faucet noise.