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Because when that time comes up, Razer may find they're losing users to Logitech. End-of-lifing my mouse is not a way to get a repeat customer out of me, creati
by sukuriant 14y ago
Because when that time comes up, Razer may find they're losing users to Logitech. End-of-lifing my mouse is not a way to get a repeat customer out of me, creating great products is.
- rhizome 14y agoThis story can serve to save many of those people their money by not buying a mouse that can be EOL'ed in the first place.
- sliverstorm 14y agoRazer may find they're losing users to Logitech Which wouldn't be a bad call on the part of the users. Logitech isn't cheap, but I've found the quality and support are both excellent.
- csense 14y ago> End-of-lifing my mouse is not a way to get a repeat customer out of me You may be in the minority. People buy products with huge ridiculousness factors -- DRM, region locking, DLC, retroactive feature removal (I'm looking at you, Sony), the mess that is the US cell phone carrier industry...The number of customers who simply don't care about such things is large enough to support a lot of companies.
- vacri 14y agoLosing access to one desirable program is nowhere near as bad as losing access to being able to use your computer at all (except for the keyboard shortcut gods). The latter will leave a much more indelible impression.
- illuminate 14y ago"Because when that time comes up, Razer may find they're losing users to Logitech." You assume long-term planning. It does not appear to be in play here.