I downloaded the Sear2Go application for the IPhone and played with it. Fairly basic interface that worked well on WiFi. Was able to browse deals, coupons and see reviews of items. Since Sears has lots of private labels (Kenmore, Craftsman, etc) it may not be a very good way to compare prices. Would be interesting to use it at a Sears store to see how the online prices compare. There is a welcome coupon that is worth $5-50 with some exclusions. You can buy something at the online price and pick it up at a store, at least for some items. I did not buy anything so cannot rate the checkout experience. It lacks an information reason to use it, like the recipes at the Kraft store, but still worth looking at. This exploration has gotten me into a Sears store for the first time in years.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Sears IPhone Application
I downloaded the Sear2Go application for the IPhone and played with it. Fairly basic interface that worked well on WiFi. Was able to browse deals, coupons and see reviews of items. Since Sears has lots of private labels (Kenmore, Craftsman, etc) it may not be a very good way to compare prices. Would be interesting to use it at a Sears store to see how the online prices compare. There is a welcome coupon that is worth $5-50 with some exclusions. You can buy something at the online price and pick it up at a store, at least for some items. I did not buy anything so cannot rate the checkout experience. It lacks an information reason to use it, like the recipes at the Kraft store, but still worth looking at. This exploration has gotten me into a Sears store for the first time in years.
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