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Looks like a solid option, I love it when companies ditch non-integral aspects of their budget to improve functionality or form of their product. That's also wh
by sdegutis 12y ago
Looks like a solid option, I love it when companies ditch non-integral aspects of their budget to improve functionality or form of their product. That's also why I shop at Aldi, because you get lower prices with the same quality products, at the cost of having to put a quarter into the cart, bag your own items, and even bring your own bags (or use empty boxes).
That said, I've been ditching smart phones lately in favor of dumb phones. Not only is life too short to be attached to a gadget all day long, but you can't beat the price (roughly $7 a month for an emergency mobile phone).
- hyp0 12y agoYes, and whoever creates the most value will (and should) win. tangent: I've noticed ALDI products are often the same quality - and the same price - as the "generic/home/no name" brands of regular supermarkets. But in nicer packaging. Basically, generic brands are high enough quality these days, but people will pay more for shiny. (I can feel this in myself). To out-ALDI ALDI, you'd sell generic brands in generic packaging.