DAE blow $340 on a 'smart' water bottle that bugs you to hydrate?
Bought one at a mall kiosk in Reno back in March because the guy swore it would fix my headaches. Turns out the app only works if you keep Bluetooth on all day, and the battery died after 2 months anyway, so I just drink from a mason jar now. Did anyone else fall for one of these gadget pitches, or am I the only one who paid $340 for a cup with a light on it?
Wasted $60 on a Bluetooth jump rope that counted my skips wrong and yelled at me through earbuds. I used it three times and now it lives in the junk drawer next to a slap chop. So nah, you're not the only one who got taken by a smooth talking kiosk guy in a dead mall. At least your mason jar works.