To be fair, I can see this for TV's that cost like 10k. That being said, the TV's that cost that much usually are freaking huge. Can this thing safely "save" that TV? A better question is is insurance for such a TV significantly cheaper than this device.
I guess you need something like this if you really want suction cups. But if I needed a TV I could move around all over the place, I'd rather just put it on a wheelie cart. Or use a small projector with a blank wall or portable screen...
Why not just install a good support? Also, what happens to the TV if there are duplos/other toys where it 'falls'? Seems like quite a waste of resources..
This is for people that can’t install wall mounted TV due to things such as rent. And knowing this kind of TV, you wouldn’t put things underneath it. Quite simple really
@@Lloydinio123 Anyone who rents would not buy this thing, because it's held on by *suction cups*. The walls of rental apartments are not known for being kind to suction cups. What's more, they're *electronically controlled suction cups*. So when the power on this thing fails (because it does not plug into an outlet, you have to charge it), the things holding it to the wall fail and the whole thing drops, breaking your TV. I'd buy a cheapy entertainment center or a floor stand before I bought this thing.
So after seeing the website... let me just say if I wanted a wireless TV, I would want something smaller that is easier to carry. Good luck with the business but I don't see why. Also the TV's are $3k each and you're supposed to buy them in bundles to connect them together? Why not just use a projector and a screen?
You gotta do something about how loud and unnecessary that alarm is. As the consumer, if I’m on the couch when this happens, am I supposed to sit there and watch my TV fall in slow motion for 3 minutes while having to listen to that obnoxious alarm?
Imagine this happening at 3am while you're in bed. Fucking defcon 5 alarms start blasting in your house. I'd shit myself thinking the nukes are finally dropping
one look at my tv's mount and .. i just do not need one of these. ever. because i didn't spend $20 on a flimsy mount for a giant tv. 4 in a grid, or more? cheaper solutions out there. battery? constantly hot tv + battery packs = nooooope. i literally do not see the point of this beyond tech wankery.
So now, for this TV, you not only need a large empty wall space... but ALSO a large empty _floor space_ in front? That's a huge No right there. The guy kept asking, "isn't that cool?". And no, it's not. It's ridiculous. But Rube Goldberg would be proud! 😁
There is no reason for this product to exist.
You missed a prime opportunity to have the TV yell out "Help, I've fallen and can't get up!"
Finally! A solution for when my suction cup TV falls off the wall while there's a Xenomorph loose on the Nostromo
This feels like a Tim and Eric sketch.
Big Cinco T'ird energy
A solution looking for a problem
A very very very niche problem.
Were they drinking from a Juicero when they thought of this?
April isn't for months fam
I've seen a lot of useless things in life, but this beats them all
Lololol
Wall mount: From $25.00
Medium-big-ash TV: From $500.00
Watching some guy drop 3 large on a TV with a zip line: priceless.
To be fair, I can see this for TV's that cost like 10k. That being said, the TV's that cost that much usually are freaking huge. Can this thing safely "save" that TV? A better question is is insurance for such a TV significantly cheaper than this device.
Not applicable. This won't work with your TV-- they're selling their own proprietary TV with built-in zipline. It's $4,500.
No television was damaged doing this stunt in the making of this video.
I know every room I have a TV in I covered in tile because it really accentuates the quality sound most TV output.
And a few hours after the TV is safely lowered to the floor, the adhesive tape fails, causing the frame to fall and break the TV.
I guess you need something like this if you really want suction cups. But if I needed a TV I could move around all over the place, I'd rather just put it on a wheelie cart.
Or use a small projector with a blank wall or portable screen...
Why not just install a good support? Also, what happens to the TV if there are duplos/other toys where it 'falls'? Seems like quite a waste of resources..
This is for people that can’t install wall mounted TV due to things such as rent.
And knowing this kind of TV, you wouldn’t put things underneath it.
Quite simple really
@@Lloydinio123 Anyone who rents would not buy this thing, because it's held on by *suction cups*. The walls of rental apartments are not known for being kind to suction cups. What's more, they're *electronically controlled suction cups*. So when the power on this thing fails (because it does not plug into an outlet, you have to charge it), the things holding it to the wall fail and the whole thing drops, breaking your TV.
I'd buy a cheapy entertainment center or a floor stand before I bought this thing.
So after seeing the website... let me just say if I wanted a wireless TV, I would want something smaller that is easier to carry. Good luck with the business but I don't see why. Also the TV's are $3k each and you're supposed to buy them in bundles to connect them together? Why not just use a projector and a screen?
So I guess I shouldn't keep my rare cactus collection on the floor in front of the TV. Or... when is the model with a cactus detector coming out?
Great. Now do airplanes.
You gotta do something about how loud and unnecessary that alarm is. As the consumer, if I’m on the couch when this happens, am I supposed to sit there and watch my TV fall in slow motion for 3 minutes while having to listen to that obnoxious alarm?
Uh, no, you're supposed to intervene so it doesn't have to. What a weird question.
@@Jaegund Then why not demonstrate the intervention process?
@@kylehopson1377 because this wasn't a demonstration of that process.
Dude on here defending this garbage ass product lmao
I want one. cool invention
This is as good as The Bathroom Buddy
Imagine this happening at 3am while you're in bed. Fucking defcon 5 alarms start blasting in your house. I'd shit myself thinking the nukes are finally dropping
Practically subscription wall mount (you pay for the batteries)
Please tell me this is a joke!
I’d pay good money not to own that thing.
Boring. Needs rocket thrusters
We have come too far in evolution as a species to waste time and energy on such a futile endeavor.
They should make a version for climbers in case they fall off a mountain :-)
what
But why?
Because they wanted to prove they could start a business and engineer something.
Is this an elaborate shitpost or parody? This feels like an art installation to make fun of over-engineering, or a bit from a comedy show.
So if somebody goes near to the tv and hit the wall...this tv will come down...whats the logic of it🤔
Spidermans TV!
A solution looking for a problem.
one look at my tv's mount and .. i just do not need one of these. ever. because i didn't spend $20 on a flimsy mount for a giant tv.
4 in a grid, or more? cheaper solutions out there. battery? constantly hot tv + battery packs = nooooope.
i literally do not see the point of this beyond tech wankery.
is presenter laughing in the video because it is a joke?
So now, for this TV, you not only need a large empty wall space... but ALSO a large empty _floor space_ in front? That's a huge No right there.
The guy kept asking, "isn't that cool?". And no, it's not. It's ridiculous. But Rube Goldberg would be proud! 😁
no
I can see this product not surviving a earthquake
Good example of over-engineering trash.
Lol, lmao, delusional
This is a little bit too much 😂 just a lil 😂
lol ... who asked for this?
This is a horrible invention.