You still didn't answer me. Reducing the price is not enough. Before starting to sell a product you should actually have it with you, run some tests on it and make sure that the price you set is actually proper for the cost (parts + manufacturing time) of that. Also, even for 10€, what's the point in getting this?
Well, it's a fun game !
I’m an admin over here, and as such, I have to make sure that the community gets the best quality products and for the right price. So no, I won’t “pass my way”. Moreover, I would not mind criticism on my projects, it’s part of being in a community.
Aurelio is trying to help you. He has made great products that both fill a demand and are a better/cheaper solution than alternatives. He isn't competing with you, and has no reason to try and ruin your topic. In fact, the points he has made here are very relevant and can easily help you better your product. There's nothing wrong with taking advice, especially since you're still in the development stage. These are the same questions you will face when ready to sell them. Now is the time to decide what you want your product to do, and evaluate how it compares to other products, both in price and capability. What makes your product better? There needs to be a selling point if you expect to have demand
Adding to this. I would maybe change this to a development/worklog thread where you talk about your process and get advice/criticism. That way you can have assistance if you need it and it will come off more as a ‘I’m building something cool come check it out!’ Rather than ‘I’m selling something, but it’s not done yet.’ This would help you gauge interest better as well because people who are interested in your product will follow the development and ask you if you plan to sell it, etc.
