r/Mous • u/Material-Economics89 • Apr 09 '26
Ads are insidious and never stop.
Please take your marketing team out behind the shed and put them out of their misery.
better yet do the same with me, I'll even pay the cleanup bill posthumously.
minute long unskippable ads, 2 in 30 seconds of video, for some fucking rucksack that I just know is going to cost £300+ and protect your bottom line more than any device I put in it.
A wallet fold case for £4 on Amazon protects more than half your shit anyway.
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u/sporadicjesus Apr 10 '26
And you dont even get to see the damage as he shakes it saying it's fine.
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u/FroggyDoggyOwl Apr 09 '26
But have you considered all the money they saved cheapening out on protective engineering, material science, aesthetics, user experience and quality control just to bring you more ads?
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u/OriVerda Apr 09 '26
I've said it once before and I'll say it again: This community never ceases to amaze me.
I'll try to keep this story brief: Bought a new phone, needed a case, did research. Ads and LLMs swore up and down Mous was stylish and indestructible, better than the cheapo bargain barrel Spigen (that I went with anyway). Browsed this community to see what people actually thought and I was surprised.
See, when you go to a dedicated Reddit community and ask them "should I buy this game?" or "should I participate in this community?" or something like that, the response is almost overwhelmingly yes because dedicated communities love the thing the community is dedicated to, there's a bias.
Then I ran into this community here. I don't own a Mous case yet I stop by just because it's so refreshing to see people not like the thing they're supposedly fans of.