The other side of the coin is the company that spent tons of time perfecting every edge case and didn't get their product to the store shelf, providing you wit

The other side of the coin is the company that spent tons of time perfecting every edge case and didn't get their product to the store shelf, providing you with nothing to buy and complain about. Of course consumers want the best possible product with no defects whatsoever, and businesses should strive for that. But the point of an mvp is that making difficult choices about which imperfections to accept is often the only way to give the product any chance at all. Saying 'just do it right' isn't really helpful. Everyone wants to do it right. The hard part is knowing where to draw the line when doing it 100% right isn't practical or wise.