The Ti Switch Tool comparison features two finishing options: Top A with laser cut edges and a rough sanded finish, and Bottom B hand sanded for an additional $7. Despite extra costs, B offers a darker brushed stainless look, although some parts remain unsanded due to accessibility challenges.
Community Sentiment
High Interest
Positive74%
Neutral17%
Negative9%
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Community Feedback & Sentiment
High Interest
Positive–74%•Neutral–17%•Negative–9%
Positive (3)
"Most commenters prefer option B and express excitement about it."
"Users express interest in buying the tools as soon as they are available."
"Many commenters appreciate the additional features and improvements of option B."
Negative (2)
"Some users express concern about missing the sale due to limited availability."
"A few users are unsure about the usability differences between options A and B."
Suggestions (2)
Consider offering a bent option for the switch tool.
Some users suggest a pre-order or reservation system for the tools.
Questions (3)
What will the base cost be for the switch tools?
Will the tools be available for both PCB-mounted and plate-mounted switches?
How many units will be produced?
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Duckeebs Analysis
The thread features a strong engagement with 94 total comments. The overwhelming preference for option B indicates positive sentiment, while the concerns about missed opportunities reflect a sense of urgency.
Project Specs
- Name
- Ti Switch Tool (IC)
- Release year
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- Material
- Titanium
- Compatibility
- -
- Dimensions
- -
- Weight
- -
- Connector
- -
- Packaging
- -
- Price
- 7
- Vendor
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