there are different ways a product can be bad: 1. it could have had good requirements but badly executed 2. the chosen requirements could be bad and despite fl

there are different ways a product can be bad: 1. it could have had good requirements but badly executed 2. the chosen requirements could be bad and despite flawless execution the product is crap I just think that the quantity of empty space inside of the encasement, is not a reason to label something a bad product. It makes no difference to the end user except for the "feeling" that something could have been added to it. But as I said, the moment you add something into that empty space you make the device heavier and thus perhaps you turn an otherwise good product into a bad product because it's too heavy.