Can you write more about how you provide a warranty? Is it simply guessing x% of the products will fail within the warranty period and set aside some money to cover those failures. Or is it more complicated?
Hmmm, it's actually much more simple than that. We want to provide a good product that makes people's lives better. The warranty is a forcing function.
In my opinion, if we can't make money while ensuring people's CoBattery cases works, we shouldn't be in business.
Re:Starting a Hardware Company with $60K
by sillysaurus3 on Saturday April 01, 2017 @01:54AM
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Hey, I just wanted to say it's cool to see ideology in business. It's relatively rare. Best of luck to you!
We have found the metal connector to be pretty resistant. But we have one year full warranty, so if anything breaks for any reason we will send you a replacement immediately. :)