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It's true only for a select few products that are actually elite. Like Apple or Dyson.
by b_e_n_t_o_n 1y ago
It's true only for a select few products that are actually elite. Like Apple or Dyson.
- hatthew 1y agoTangent to your point, but I think Dyson is generally considered to be overpriced for what it is. Shark and Kenmore are just as good by most metrics and are less expensive, whereas if you want reliable products then you get Miele or Sebo. Dyson's one selling point is that they're typically close to or on the cutting edge of technology, so they're the best if you value noise and size more than price and reliability.
- trenchpilgrim 1y agoI have a product I love - it's a barbecue sauce. I buy it from a fella in Texas who ships the bottles in boxes he clearly packs himself (often the bottles have personal thank you notes with my name written on them in sharpie.) Wouldn't call it "elite"
- b_e_n_t_o_n 1y agoThat sounds pretty elite to me. I didn't mean it as elitist.