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There are a few red flags for me here: 1. I can't find any information on the website about the company itself, where it is located, or who runs it. 2. The te
by pyrophane 3y ago
There are a few red flags for me here:
1. I can't find any information on the website about the company itself, where it is located, or who runs it.
2. The testimonials are described as being from "early Sol Reader customers," but I don't think they've shipped any of these yet, so without anything more specific than "Dave B" or "Maya S" these at least seem fake.
3. The images of the device look like renderings rather than actual images of the hardware.
- conesus 3y agoWe’re in SF. Those are real testimonials. And while those are renderings the actual devices look identical. Lots of photos on X showing they look like you’d expect. As much as a photo on Apple’s website looks like the real thing.
- pyrophane 3y agoSorry for the late reply. I'm a big fan of both reading and eInk so I think I'm in your target customer group, and I appreciate the response. I would recommend you be a bit more up front about who you are on your website, and also that you try to get more in-depth statements from you early adopters. It seems like you have a good story and people who really love your product, but your website doesn't say that to me.