Therabody’s new Theragun Mini Y2K Collection looks like a translucent iMac from 1999 — where to buy
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Y2K aesthetics on a $229.99 massage gun is nostalgia as margin. If you sell hardware into saturated categories, design and emotional recall are becoming as important as incremental feature gains.
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