I assume that in situations like this, it could make sense for communities to have some devices for people to try out.
Given that some people didn’t return theirs, I imagine potential purchasers could buy used ones.
Personally, I like the idea of renting one for 1-2 months, if that were an option. If there’s a 5% chance it’s really useful, renting it could be a good cost proposition. (I realize I could return it, but feel hesitant to buy one if I think there’s a 95% chance I would return it.)
I assume that in situations like this, it could make sense for communities to have some devices for people to try out.
Given that some people didn’t return theirs, I imagine potential purchasers could buy used ones.
Personally, I like the idea of renting one for 1-2 months, if that were an option. If there’s a 5% chance it’s really useful, renting it could be a good cost proposition. (I realize I could return it, but feel hesitant to buy one if I think there’s a 95% chance I would return it.)