So, I’m interested to find out what some of our younger members want. Us older guys and gals (Well, I’m not quite as old as SOME are 
) are pretty well established, and we like to get geeky about power supplies, size, speed, etc. We can get myopic and kind of over-picky about stuff, so I’m wondering what some of the younger members might want out of a company like Anker. In general, us older guys are either retired or mid-career, and have different needs out of the products we use and more money to spend.
Side note: I HATE how modern Americans are constantly trashing the Millennial generation. Technically I’m a millennial (but only barely - a year earlier and I would be Gen X), and I can’t stand how we’re always the cause of all the problems, when really we’re just trying to make it in a world that’s way harder to succeed in than the world our parents grew up in. Money doesn’t go as far, education is less valuable, houses are more expensive, healthcare is insane, the list goes on…
Anyway, my sense is that younger people want less expensive products, higher quality audio, and easily portable power supplies. If I had to guess, I would say that the average under-25 user would be well equipped with a SoundCore Motion Q, Soundcore Life 2, and a PowerCore II 6700. But, then again, I’m just guessing.
So, under 25 members (and anyone else that wants to chime in) if you had to make the “Millennial Anker Bundle,” what would it be? Try to think of three products that are reasonably priced and meet the needs of younger people, not just old geeks like me and some of the older members.
Who knows? Maybe @AnkerOfficial will put your bundle together and sell it at a sweet discount…
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) cheaper models of some $80 products (along the lines of Soundcore Life 2 or Flare) with some compromises (of course) but not a lot.