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Dbrand推“摸摸草”贴纸：感受真实草坪

配件商Dbrand推出名为“摸摸草”(Touch Grass)的特殊设备贴纸。该贴纸采用静电附着聚乙烯纤维技术，旨在模拟真实草坪的独特触感。尽管是愚人节主题产品，但确实限量发售。

这款贴纸手感奇特，但对喜欢人造草坪的用户可能很有吸引力。目前“摸摸草”贴纸为限量版，支持谷歌Pixel、三星等多种设备。

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