Buyer's remorse?

[Rroff]

A used Nokia N95 from a guy at work (just as proper smart phones were coming out) which I then left on the roof of the car as I drove off.

Not exactly buyer's remorse on my part but I remember around that era having a Sony Ericsson phone which was amazing and raving about it, suggested the same line of phones to one of my colleagues and kind of suggested towards the replacement models when he was looking for a new mobile - he went out and bought the most expensive version and hated it. Felt a bit guilty in a way as it turned out they'd downgraded some features in the replacement models.

 

[Irish_Tom]

@Irish_Tom

You must be as bonkers as I am as you got that.

I thought it was very good!

Not sure what that says about our sense of humour.

 

[BUDFORCE]

I do often think this is a term batted around by retailers/vendors when someone is trying to return something fault etc - you got buyers remorse.

No mate, your product is just ****.

 

[ttaskmaster]

4p confirmed by the use of a power meter. That’s five minutes with the heater on and five minutes with it off, acting as bellows.

Going by the speed it lit the grate full of anthracite, no remorse.

Yeah, you obviously live somewhere cheaper than us...!
Still, for the initial cost and the number of fires needed to get it all going, plus the space it'd take up to store, it's definitely not my thing!