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Backed this company with one of their products on kickstarter.
The product never arrived, when I contacted them about this by e-mail they claimed to send me another as soon as possible for them.
Weeks passed and I've contacted them several times about the replacement they would send but they keep on postponing claiming they will send a replacement as soon as available.
The replacement never arrived either.
Have been waiting 2+ months and nothing arrived, I have proof from the shipping company that they have been sent a order to ship but not the product and they are blaming the delay on the shipping company. Its now with PayPal, worst customer service ive seen in a long time stay away.
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