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Good and cheap? Or just cheap? How Galaxus’s thermos flask fares against its competition
by Martin Jungfer
Keego: the plastic water bottle made of metal. Wait, what?
16.8.2023
Translation: Eva Francis
Video: Manuel Wenk
Titanium on the inside, plastic on the outside. This is how Keego’s water bottle solves two problems in one. Firstly, the water doesn’t taste like plastic, and secondly, the bottle is squeezable. I love it!
I like products and I like liking products. Especially when they bowl me over – with their technology, for instance. That’s how they become favourite products. Keego’s water bottles are one of the latest examples. Check out the header video to find out more. For English subtitles, click the gear icon, «Subtitles/CC» and «Auto-translate».
In a nutshell: Keego’s solved a problem that everyone else puts up with
The water in this bottle tastes like water and nothing else. The Keego bottle is robust and easy to clean. Rinsing it with warm water and letting it dry completely is typically enough. No dishwasher needed. The mouthpiece can be boiled out and exchanged if necessary. A clean deal, right? I’m not the only one who thinks so. Here’s my former colleague Michael Restin’s detailed product review.
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