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Sheesh, those are costly. $35 usd is more than two weeks worth of groceries, two months of a world of Warcraft subscription, and about the same price as any of
by brailsafe 6y ago
Sheesh, those are costly. $35 usd is more than two weeks worth of groceries, two months of a world of Warcraft subscription, and about the same price as any of Affinity's products. For the AirTag, I'd admit that it seems sophisticated enough to warrant it. But the loop to affix it!?
- bullfightonmars 6y agoKeeping your food budget at $2.50 a day is impressive. Do you do a lot of bulk food prep? I used to get by on $3-3.50 a day, but that was back in my lean years.
- brailsafe 6y agoIt's a rough average, but mostly oats, coffee, nuts for the oats, pasta, deli meat 1-3 times a week. Maybe if I dug into it a little more it would come out a bit higher, but for things I actually buy as groceries the number is relatively low, and I suppose that's how I've managed so far without work for over a year. Edit: Worth noting that USD is not my home currency, which would convert to a bit over $40. I imagine $35 USD would go very very far for many other people outside the U.S
- fastball 6y agoI mean, you can also buy a holder from Hermes for $350. The belkin one is only $13, and I'm sure there will be some from China on Amazon for $2-5 before long.
- brailsafe 6y agoFair enough I suppose, but it still seems a bit excessive. For a first-party example, you could maybe get approx. 30 keychains or a Macbook Air.
- fastball 6y agoAre 1st-party accessories ever the cheapest option, for any brand?
- brailsafe 6y agoWho was suggesting they would be? I'd also argue that it's only an accessory if the product either came with it or is complete without it. The iPad has $100 cases and so on, but I've never really felt the need for one It also had a $30 charger, but it came with one. An extra would be accessory, and without it the product wouldn't really work.