Amazon Dash Button - Place it. Press it. Get it.

Amazon Dash Button is a wireless device connected to your Amazon Prime account with the help of which you can place orders for your convenience. It is a specified button for you usual orders. Just press it and you have it ordered, especially if you don't want to think 24/7 for that and you just remember at the moment you need it.

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This is really fascinating to see. Its a great sneak attack to get into the connected home space by being product specific. They started this trend with the Amazon Echo () and this is just productized to one item. To the points above, what happens when you have 10 of these and want them condensed into 1?
I think that's a phone, right? The beauty of the button is the context of its physical placement. If I can see to the back of the cabinet, I need more toilet paper. If I can see the bottom of the drawer, I'm out of plastic spoons. Wondering if this is a boon or a nightmare for office admins...
I can't wait to a) have one of these for ordering toilet paper, and b) have a second one to see if I can hack it.
Just watched Terry Gilliam's Zero Theorem this weekend. Amazon Dash would not have been out of place, in fact, would fit perfectly in.
I'd love to hear thoughts on Dash. He's been working on a similar product for any merchant to allow customers to re-order with one click from their phone.
I can see why brands would pay for this but it's a lose for the consumer as they'll be locked into a single brand's offerings. What happens if you're not so brand loyal and want to see a selection of what is likely to be pretty similar stuff?
this is genius. I'm more excited for their API tho. is part of the early beta and will be rad to see. I wonder if I end up having 7 buttons installed in my cupboard.
Wow, seems like an extremely convenient way to handle re-ordering of frequently-used around-the-house essentials.
This might be the best thing ever posted to PH.
This is definitely a good idea ! hope i receive my button soon :) thank u ryan
Make me think of the Amazon Stick, this one or even this baby : - I worked so many hours on this kind of stuff... this minimalist MVP could be a great product after all :)