You're burying their childhood in your camera roll
14,000 photos. First steps in Recents. Nobody in the house opens it. A 7cm glass orb plays that video with sound. That is the whole product.
Get those videos off your phone — $61.99You filmed it so you wouldn't lose it. Then you lost it in Recents.
The laugh. The first steps. Last Christmas. They are on the phone you sit on, behind a cracked screen, in a folder named Recents that nobody opens unless they are bored at a red light.
A digital frame sits in a drawer. A photo book arrives in March. A sweater gets re-gifted. The Memory Orb is a 7cm glass sphere with a 480×480 display and a speaker. You Bluetooth the file from the phone you are holding. It plays inside the glass. You hang it on the tree or you leave it on the nightstand. People walk up to it.
What it actually is
No computer. No cables. No new account. Pair, send, play. Swap the file later over Wi-Fi if you want next month's video in there instead.
Why the phone loses
- You have to unlock it.
- You have to find the album.
- The speaker is garbage.
- Someone texts you and the moment is gone.
The orb does none of that. It sits there and plays. Grandparents hold it with two hands. Kids walk up to the tree. You do not have to narrate it.
Get those videos off your phone.
Get the Memory Orb — $61.997cm glass · 480×480 · speaker · Bluetooth · 4GB · white or black · 30-day money-back