I have spoken about a lot of drinking glasses that have unique features such as a heat-sensitive design, a lazy mug that stirs coffee alone, a hot cup that maintains the heat of the water (or coffee) for a longer period of time and so on. All of them have some sort of necessary feature which one can really make use of in different circumstances (or necessary reminders, for that matter). But the half full glasses are different and unique—with its design and concept, as well as its practicality and necessity. It is a concrete expression of the positive disposition of looking at it as a half full glass rather than half empty. Pretty lame, but it is one of a kind. Its practicality and necessity when it comes to the real deal is somewhat inferior. The design, aside from demonstrating the motto which shows how positive outlooks will make you feel better, is no better than a glass which has a smaller space or volume. The whole glass is not utilized because of the design, which makes me think this gadget is cool yet unnecessary. Yet for those who are interested, they are sold at £9.95 for each colorfully packaged gift box of two glasses.
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