01-02-2020, 11:21 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-02-2020, 11:22 AM by Radu Almasanu.)
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-5094...ting-story
The company Sonos may have good intentions, but they did it the worst way possible, encouraging people to recycle their old Sonos speakers when nothing is defective or broken, also giving a 30% discount to those who did recover (Sonos did give steps to do so), however, this recycling only deactivates the speaker, some see this as a waste of a speaker which could have been sold for ($250 in good condition for the Sonos Play:5 speakers). what do you think, is it worth to deactivate a device which could have been reused or it's good to recycle it a [/size]
The company Sonos may have good intentions, but they did it the worst way possible, encouraging people to recycle their old Sonos speakers when nothing is defective or broken, also giving a 30% discount to those who did recover (Sonos did give steps to do so), however, this recycling only deactivates the speaker, some see this as a waste of a speaker which could have been sold for ($250 in good condition for the Sonos Play:5 speakers). what do you think, is it worth to deactivate a device which could have been reused or it's good to recycle it a [/size]