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Almost two mins of video without the sound of the product (where the product is the sound generated by the device)?
by gokhan 14y ago
Almost two mins of video without the sound of the product (where the product is the sound generated by the device)?
- timdiggerm 14y agoI should think that the coconut halves slap together.
- ry0ohki 14y agoThey have another video on the website https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRaFo8pRQSY&feature=player_embedded https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRaFo8pRQSY&feature=play...
- bigtones 14y agoI agree. What a waste of time - they're selling a product which has the sole purpose of making a specific noise, and they don't provide a sample of said noise in the video at all. Absolute epic fail.
- hnriot 14y agoPretty much everyone on the planet knows what two coconuts sound like being clapped together, so I assume they didn't feel the need to remind people. The video is awesome, they aren't selling a clapping coconut thing, its the same as a BMW ad, they are selling a lifestyle. This is clearly aimed at the steampunk crowd who watch monty python and think that riding boots are suitable for all and every social occasion.
- Trotify 14y agoTHIS COMMENT MADE THE WHOLE TEAM PISS THEMSELVES. WE ARE NOW A LIFESTYLE COMPANY. THANK YOUUUUU
- brudgers 14y agoCan it make the sound of two bricks being banged together?
- dsl 14y agoYou might want to get that checked out.
- skeletonjelly 14y agoApple marketing 101. Sell the lifestyle. Also I could tell you had a nice single speed bike, but I couldn't tell if it was fixed or not.
- Trotify 14y agoSingle speed, not fixed :)
- scottyallen 14y agoThere's a video further down the page that shows a prototype working, with accompanied sound. When I saw that, it became clear why the sound of the product isn't in the top video:)
- skeletonjelly 14y agoClear? How so? The product's sole purpose is to make sound. Why would they not put the sound in the advertisement video?