I’m shocked they haven’t gone the way of the feature subscription model, and amazed they’re still in business. Cheap knock offs, and slow rolling features that require new purchases. Look at their stock, looks like one of those no recovery situations.
Lots of layoffs these days.
They were gonna layoff 31% of employees even if the deal went through.
A 500$ machine that makes some noise before it hits a quarter-inch bump at the edge of my rug and turns itself off.
What will I do if they go out of business? What will fill this need in my life?
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I might actually buy a Roomba again.
I’m shocked they haven’t gone the way of the feature subscription model, and amazed they’re still in business. Cheap knock offs, and slow rolling features that require new purchases. Look at their stock, looks like one of those no recovery situations.
Lots of layoffs these days.
They were gonna layoff 31% of employees even if the deal went through.
A 500$ machine that makes some noise before it hits a quarter-inch bump at the edge of my rug and turns itself off.
What will I do if they go out of business? What will fill this need in my life?