OMG @ AMAZON! - Have you seen this yet?!?

chrisbru

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I've just stumbled upon an amazing new creation Amazon are releasing soon!

"Dash buttons"

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?_encoding=UTF8&bbn=10833773031&camp=1634&creative=6738&linkCode=ur2&qid=1480519349&rh=n%3A341677031%2Cn%3A!341678031%2Cn%3A341686031%2Cn%3A10833773031&tag=preclicked0b-21

Order your favourite products with the push of a button! - LITERALLY!

Technology is amazing, lol!

Who's getting one?!
 

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Yeah some of those are pretty nifty really (dishwasher / bogrolls / cleaning products in general)

i think that's where the market lies for them...
 

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Nice and easy, but...............the Eco bod in me is thinking what a lot of packaging/carbon footprint and all that just for a pack of bog roll. Plus you would either have to wait in for the delivery, or go to pick it up at a locker, using more petrol. And where are the lockers? Oh yes, at supermarkets usually, where you could just pop in and buy a pack of bog roll anyway ;)
Personally, I won't bother. I'd rather get some fresh air and exercise and walk down to the shop - just call me old school lol.
 
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Depends if they start combining them with the drone deliveries :D That's be cool.

It does seem a bit much to have a button for just one thing.
 

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What happens when a child gets a hold of it and presses it numerous times :eek:
 

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They are all about making you stick with the brand, I don't buy any of those branded items, find them a rip off. I wouldn't like to give Amazon and the brand in question the satisfaction out of getting my loyalty so easily.
 

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Topaz said:
Nice and easy, but...............the Eco bod in me is thinking what a lot of packaging/carbon footprint and all that just for a pack of bog roll. Plus you would either have to wait in for the delivery, or go to pick it up at a locker, using more petrol. And where are the lockers? Oh yes, at supermarkets usually, where you could just pop in and buy a pack of bog roll anyway ;)
Personally, I won't bother. I'd rather get some fresh air and exercise and walk down to the shop - just call me old school lol.

I think also that the prices are often more expensive for those items on Amazon, because of factoring in the 'free' delivery.
 

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Falanouc said:
What happens when a child gets a hold of it and presses it numerous times :eek:

It will only allow for one outstanding order at a time, once it's been pressed the button does nothing until that item has been delivered at which point it'll allow you to order another.
 

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I think these are a pretty cool idea to be honest.. I mean they have a NERF dash button!! ;););)
 

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I want one for cider. But they haven't invented it yet :-( So I shall have to stick with the wetherspoons app
 

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I've just stumbled upon an amazing new creation Amazon are releasing soon!

"Dash buttons"

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?_encodi...n:341686031,n:10833773031&tag=preclicked0b-21

Order your favourite products with the push of a button! - LITERALLY!

Technology is amazing, lol!

Who's getting one?!
Personally I don't see the point. What's the issue with going to the Amazon site and buying what you need without having the rust of accidently pressing it 300 thousand times.
 

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