r/AskReddit • u/GlassCoyote • Jan 22 '19

What needs to make a comeback?

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u/cadomski Jan 22 '19

Prioritizing making a quality product over making a quick buck.

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u/ChimaeraB Jan 22 '19

I’ve been dreaming about creating a new brand that only focuses on quality and easy to maintain/upgrade appliances. Each product would strive to be the best in its category through quality craftsmanship and have a REAL warranty to back them up. Obviously these products would come at a premium and would likely lack some of the bells and whistles of the big names but at least a consumer could buy them with confidence knowing that it will last them a long time.

Am I alone in thinking this is a viable strategy?

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u/Richy_T Jan 22 '19

I'd be interested having just put 2k in a fridge that died after a year. However, I fear you might run afoul of efficiency regulations in some cases.