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As a consumer I have no interest in a power tool with BT (de)activation built in. I will not buy from them.
by driverdan 5y ago
As a consumer I have no interest in a power tool with BT (de)activation built in. I will not buy from them.
- sircastor 5y agoMe neither, but what do you do if the all the quality brands don’t offer anything else? Do you prefer the poorly performing drill, or the one that works really well and has this thing you never use? I’ve bought enough tools from harbor freight to be struggling with the question.
- lucb1e 5y agoThe question is whether they tell you. It might be like this internet-lite (where you share a NAT connection with a dozen other customers) that is never mentioned by the ISP, before or after purchase, until you notice you can't host games, nextcloud, or anything else.
- totony 5y agoYou can just test if it works when picking it up
- lucb1e 5y agoSure, and then you drill stuff for a year, something rattles loose, and then the device bricks because of the DRM which is designed to be hard to bypass (i.e. nigh-impossible to repair by yourself). At least that's what I think their point was and I can see the reasoning.