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Whats the good of licensing a brand if the company was known for high quality products? Its kind of like how toshiba made laptops 25 years ago that still work t
by 7speter 4y ago
Whats the good of licensing a brand if the company was known for high quality products? Its kind of like how toshiba made laptops 25 years ago that still work today but now they just license their name out to be stamped on cheap crappy laptops that barely make it through their warranty period.
- wyldfire 4y agoDid you just answer your own question? It is precisely for that purpose - to give the impression that this lesser-known manufacturer produces goods with the original quality level of the licensed brand. Eventually, consumers catch on: > but now they just license their name out to be stamped on cheap crappy laptops
- 7speter 4y agoThe whole comment is me presenting my case for why these brands should just die instead of having their logo pasted on chinese crap to deceive consumers
- elzbardico 4y agoThis worked for years for whatever entities bought the brand Samsui, same for modern-day Marantz brand.
- 7speter 4y agoTheres a whole burgeoning trend of chinese manufacturers buying the licensing rights to defunct brands and putting the eerily branded goods up on amazon.