A product doesnt have to crash and burn to be a letdown.
Sometimes, simply failing to live up to the hype is enough.
As we say every year, were not mad at these productsjust disappointed.
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Sony Bravia Theater U
Neck speakers have always been a niche alternative to traditional headphones.
The idea is to wear them around your neck so those nearby cant hear what youre listening to.
The unfortunate thing about theSony Bravia Theater Uis that it sounds greatunder the right, limited conditions.
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So, whats the problem?
The light-up, touch-sensitive function row.
The biggest drawback, however, is the lack of apps that fully utilize its external sensors.
Razer Freyja
Weve been captivated by theRazer Freyjaever since we first saw it at CES last January.
The AI-powered companion machine promised to do it all.
However, once we got one, the $200 AI assistant struggled with even the most basic tasks.
MSI Claw
TheMSI Clawlaunched at an unfortunate time, entering a market crowded with impressive handhelds.
To make matters worse, the $800 price tag felt steep for what it offered.
Its a VR gaming chair designed to rotate in the direction your head turns.
Meta Ray-Bans
Dont get me wrongI really enjoy wearing myMeta Ray-Bans.
Not only are they stylish, but theyre also perfect for capturing high-quality first-person videos and photos.
Plus, theyre a convenient way to listen to music or hear your messages without grabbing your phone.
However, the big issue with the Meta Ray-Bans is the AI features, which are hit-or-miss.
They frequently provide inaccurate or irrelevant answers to your questions or requests.
News from the future, delivered to your present.
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Apple Intelligence No Longer Available Now After False Advertising Inquiry
Apple’s AI debacle keeps getting worse.
Meta Pissed Off Everyone With Poorly Redacted Docs
Meta is being very transparent on accident.
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