colyn1353
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In all honesty I couldn't care less. Since I am not a gadget freak I won't waste my money on it...
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In all honesty I couldn't care less. Since I am not a gadget freak I won't waste my money on it...
9 volt battery is around 400 mah. a AA is around 2700 mah. why would they use 9 volt over AA? heck even an AAA is about 1200 mah.
personally, i hate 9 volt batteries. extremely expensive and hardly ever used. Only place in my house that actually uses 9 volt batteries are in my smoke detectors. And I wish I had $1200 to switch to nest protects (yes even though my smoke detectors are hardwired) and thankfully the backups are AA over those stupid cruddy 9 volt.
1. the design is great.
2. sorry i won't be carrying around bulky spare batteries like some kind of nerd. i'm a minimalist. not to mention constantly having to charge them. F that. i need a tiny, sleek, easy, inconspicuous emergency solution.
3. i went on all night 24 hour bender the other night and ran out of battery the next day. this would've saved me.
4. the internet is 20+ years old and people still can't get loose vs. lose right.
5. if it doesn't get funded no harm no foul.
Because to generate the needed 5V, you'd need 4 AA or AAA batteries. The elegance of this solution is the size. And that can only be achieved with a 9V battery. Not sure about the need, but I can see some appeal.