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For what it's worth, the product demands $50 for what is essentially a < $1.00 3D printed case and a < $1.00 NFC tag. You could probably (not endorsing it!) fin
by DrawTR 2y ago
For what it's worth, the product demands $50 for what is essentially a < $1.00 3D printed case and a < $1.00 NFC tag. You could probably (not endorsing it!) find the NFC code online and just dump it to a tag of your own.
- GreenWatermelon 2y agoI would go limb and suggest that, maybe, developing the app is the expensive part.
- gretch 2y agoIf you know how to do all of this, you probably make more than $100 per hour at your day job (maybe a lot more!). In which case you can jump through all those hoops, or you can just go to work for 30 minutes and then buy it.
- Vegenoid 2y agoI think you’re way off - I don’t know people making that much, but I do know several people who are well capable of that, and have literally embedded NFC tags with their own data in 3D printed things they’ve made. They’re making <$100K (pre-tax)
- rsanek 2y agomaking more than $100 per hour, post tax, puts you somewhere at $400k+ income per year. outside of FAANG this is nearly impossible. even within it it's not so easy lately.
- andrei_says_ 2y agoI bought it because it did not require a subscription and because it sounded like a smallish business - told me I had to wait a few days for it to be 3D printed. I love the simplicity of it, the fact that it’s driven by fulfilling a need and not by greed. Not affiliated in any way. Wish I had given this to myself years ago. Also wish I had come up with the idea myself.