Reddit roundup: honest feedback on a first-time TV backlight campaign
Product Quality · PledgeRadar Editorial ·
u/Immediate-Effort4431 designed camera-free TV ambient lights after their foster cats kept knocking the camera off a commercial kit, and launched a first campaign with little experience.
Commenters gave constructive feedback that applies to many small hardware launches.
What Reddit users said
Spotted inconsistent brand names between the page, logo and social accounts, the kind of detail that undermines trust.
Original commentThe product looks great, but the goal equals roughly the cost of two units while the page talks about factories and suppliers, which doesn't add up.
Original commentAsked why an earlier campaign on another platform was cancelled, a question backers notice.
Original commentAsked whether the software is proprietary or built on an existing lighting platform.
Original commentSays it looks like how they wish their existing smart-light setup looked.
Original commentInterested as an alternative to the big-brand option they currently use.
Original commentSource: My first Kickstarter Campaign got approved (r/kickstarter)
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