question More valuable ebike or e-bike ?

[rokoroko]

What is more valuable DN: ebike or e-bike ?
Thank you for your answer.

 

[internext]

I personally wouldn't develop one of those specific examples without owning the other as well

Point ebike to e-bike IMO

 

[rokoroko]

let's say you can buy just one of these, which would you prefer?

 

[rokoroko]

I personally wouldn't develop one of those specific examples without owning the other as well

Point ebike to e-bike IMO

So you prefer ebike ?

 

[internext]

I prefer e-bike because I think it's the right way to spell it, but I don't like hyphenated domains. It would never pass the radio test unless you said "e dash bike". So that's why I'd want both

 

[rokoroko]

I prefer e-bike because I think it's the right way to spell it, but I don't like hyphenated domains. It would never pass the radio test unless you said "e dash bike". So that's why I'd want both

I see and from the resale value point which would be more valuable?

 

[Samer]

Hyphens are a cheap way to save whatever non-hyphen owner wants for his asking price. eBike over e-bike, but only if i had to pick one; i also agree with @internext.

Go Non-hyphen .com over its hyphen .com imo!

 

[rokoroko]

bear in mind this time the hyphenated version is the officially accepted version too as not in the many other cases

 

[Hitbones]

ebike is more valued

 

[Samer]

ebike is more valued

We’re so used to “e“ in context of “eName” not in terms of “electric” acronym. Agree with you wholeheartedly!

 

[NameInbox]

ebike.com-too high to estimate
New GD algorithm can't solve your question

 

[pb]

ebike.com-too high to estimate
New GD algorithm can't solve your question

It's priceless!

 

[wwwulff]

Ebike is owned by Bosch and E-bike by a German company - It is well known that Germans do not mind hyphenated names and sometimes prefer it. Personally, I would choose Ebike and I think it is also worth the most.

 

[cooljub]

ebike.com sold for $1m

 

[MadAboutDomains]

Unless everyone types the phrase with a hyphen it's always going to be the non-hyphenated version.

 

[BaileyUK]

ebike.com sold for $1m

And I very much doubt "e-bike.com" would reach a fraction of that. Probably about a fifth

 

[MadAboutDomains]

And I very much doubt "e-bike.com" would reach a fraction of that. Probably about a fifth

That's a pretty large fraction then.

 

[alcy]

regardless of any sales in domaining the no dash version is always better to own. there are no exceptions

 

[NameInbox]

It's priceless!

 

[BaileyUK]

That's a pretty large fraction then.

20% is a reasonable percentage imo. So it depends on what you call large. I would call it cut-and-dry as far as comparable values are concerned