More and more people dream about silence. Reasons may vary: the will to concentrate on important tasks or the opposite – looking for rest and relief. How can you get away from omnipresent commotion when a ticket to a remote place is not an option? Meet Muzo, small gadget with unusual qualities.
Impressive Entrance
Muzo appeared on Kickstarter in June 2016. Backers have helped it with 75 000 USD just during the first week of the campaign. What convinced them? The Celestial Tribe startup, presented their device as an effective method for dealing with noise. This interesting concept was accompanied by a modern, minimalistic design and an affordable price. Early Bird version costed 119 and 139 USD. Regular version is priced at 159. It feels like a small price for a perfect silence in your office or at home.
How Does the Muzo Work?
Thanks to a special anti vibration technology, based on an advanced algorithm and smart design solutions, Muzo counters vibrations coming from the outside with an opposing force. According to the creators, vibrations are neutralised and the ears of a person using the device are free from any unwanted sounds.
To warrant protection against unpleasant noise, all you have to do is attach Muzo near a location that you hear lots of annoying voices from (like a window near a construction site). Eliminating them is going to be really simple. Device can be controlled through a convenient app that allows easy changing between various modes.
What does Muzo offer? The gadget can make you sleep sounder by playing sounds of raindrops, fireplace or dolphins singing.it’s also going to be extra useful during official and friendly meetings. Just place it on a table in a pub or a restaurant and activate the corresponding option.
Neverending Silence
Muzo’s campaign has been prepared in a professional and clear manner. Creators put focus on dangers posed by loud noises in big cities. The components of the device were presented in a short and concise way. All functionalities have been shown. Backers were offered 4 additional stretch goals. The final one was especially interesting as it allowed for wireless transmission of music to Muzo via Bluetooth. This way even a window glass can become a music player.
It all sounded almost too perfect and now we’re observing lengthy periods of silence (pun intended).
It Could Have Been Perfect
For many backers Muzo could have been a fulfillment of dreams regarding working effectively and resting comfortably. Meanwhile, the first shipment, which was supposed to arrive in February 2017, got delayed to September. At least that’s what the creators are claiming. According to campaign’s comment section, nobody got their device so far. There are some voices saying that the product fails to meet expectations. Similar posts can be found onIndieGoGo where another campaign took place.
Celestial Tribe assures that updates and upgrades are still underway. Disappointed backers however are demanding they money back. Latest info dated November 15th encourages users to download the new version of the app, as the previous one contained an unusual error.
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Kickstarter – summary:
Backers: 2984
Amount pledged: 532 666 USD
Kickstarter campaign link
IndieGoGo – summary:
Backers: 6474
Amount pledged: 1 335 305 USD
IndieGoGo campaign link
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