Product Design

Quick question for designers: Are there products you love the design of but don’t actually use?

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For me it’s Arc, I think it’s so stunningly designed and gives me all the best tools for browsing. But I guess at the end of the day, it still comes back to “The best design is invisible.”

The Mokapot. It's beautiful classical Italian coffee design but I have never found the espresso it produces to be as good as other accessible at-home brewer options.

Hm, this is so thoughtful and honest. Definitely making me think about this question differently 🙏

Most products famous for being well designed, from software to furniture, are meaningless to me

I prefer functional and durable, like century-old hardcover books and solid wood furniture

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Definitely intrigued just because I have a mild obsession with muji

r1. Teenage engineering rocked the device design. Rabbit completely fumbled the software

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r1. Teenage engineering rocked the device design. Rabbit completely fumbled the software 

https://www.rabbit.tech/manual#discover-the-basics

Should probably go dust off my iPad now so I can do nothing with it

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Feel you on that, I've had it for a while and absolutely loved the design but haven't really used it all in well over a year...might join you in trying to get into it slowly lol

Orb - although I’m getting into it slowly.

Co-stars is such a beautiful app with so many little Easter Eggs in there but I keep going back to Chani app for astrology. Co-stars is a bit too vague and fun for serious astrology sometimes.