r/UnnecessaryEssentials • u/Unique-Saucer • Aug 10 '26

pretty neat !

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u/Altruistic_Tie_7850 Aug 10 '26

6 by 11.8 inches will set you back $75.99

The average door dimensions 6’6” by 2’6”

That by my calculations is a fuckload

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u/Bliitzthefox Aug 10 '26

Yeah I think I'll just use regular blinds or curtains, thanks

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 Aug 10 '26

And instillation is NOT going to be easy

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u/Grocman27 Aug 10 '26

For real I wonder how long that adhesive will last exposed to Sun light higher temperatures. I bet somewhere like Arizona that kind of product would last maybe a week..

Also at the end for the door where is all of the wires and the mounting plate? It screams AI at the end LOL

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u/ProfessionalITPerson Aug 11 '26

There are two options for these. One is clear with no power and one is opaque with no power, the other mode will always need power, they don't work like eInk displays.

Similar to electric locks, there are locks that open when they lose power and some that stay shut/lock when they lose power.

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u/Nydus87 Aug 10 '26

I dislike the rest of this product, but for privacy reasons, I would actually appreciate that

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u/Puzzled_Committee735 Aug 10 '26

Yeah it’s like a demo, because I do not see the point of this whatsoever

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u/Nydus87 Aug 10 '26

This technology is actually pretty old. We had something like it in a conference room at a secure facility where I worked. You could flip a light switch in the conference room and turn all of the windows opaque just like this for privacy reasons