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That doesn't help me since I don't know jack shit about bands. I went to their page and to the page they link to, but I still cannot figure out if the phone wil
by ecmascript 7y ago
That doesn't help me since I don't know jack shit about bands. I went to their page and to the page they link to, but I still cannot figure out if the phone will even work where I live?
And if just some bands are supported, may that affect network speeds? I don't think this phone is going to very successful because at the very least they should have made some interactive guide where you simply can select where you live and it will simply display if it will work for you.
- moftz 7y agoIf it is that confusing for you, just go buy a Samsung or iPhone from your carrier.
- Endy 7y agoUnfortunately, as long as the standard response is dismissive like yours, that's what the majority will do. When someone expresses confusion, the goal shouldn't be to send them to the mainstream product, it should be to go back and explain your product more clearly. Stop being an elitist and start recognizing that helping people is a basic requirement of supporting a product or service.
- grumpy-cowboy 7y agoWhy? What is wrong about having a product dedicated to elitists? Not everything have to be accessible to everyone and it's a good thing. :)
- Endy 7y agoWhen you have a piece of consumer-focused hardware which could help bridge the gap for mainstream users into a world of Free & Private, what you should be doing is actively seeking ways to bring them in. Besides that, it's an expensive commercial product. It needs to sell very well, or else it will make no impact where it needs to - in the mind of the average user. Focus on the high-level person if you want. But have a simple version so you extract as much money as you can.