I understand that it's a good idea for we gals to track our menstrual cycles and generally be aware of our bodies. I also understand that's handy to have a compact mirror on hand to triage any make-up, hair, or skin issues that may arise during the day. What I fail to understand is why innator looked at these two parts of our daily lives and decided to fuse them together.
The I-PPO is a sort of digital menses assistant, which will track menstruation and ovulation information, storing historical data and making projections for your ovaries' activities in the upcoming months. Good stuff to know, I suppose, but not really something I need on-hand every second of every day. The I-PPO seems aware of it's limited usefullness, and comes with a strange package of additional features to try and entice you into incorporating it into your life, including: a personal organizer that will hold up to a whopping five appointments, a static-proof tab for saving your clothes from static cling, a grouping of icons to make mood tracking "fun," and the ability to be rotated 360 degrees. Oh, and it is available in Pink, Blue, Silver, Ivory and Black. I'm afraid it's still not selling me. Maybe if they add a chocolate dispenser, I'll reconsider. -[Star C. Foster]
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What a poorly thought out product. I guess it might be useful to those trying to get pregnant but otherwise, nah.
You have to wonder who they *think* this is going to appeal to... Not me. That's for sure. Bizarre.
My first thought was that it was ment to be used to watch our period. Insane!