What Kiralabunu changed

• The homepage no longer displays any products, categories, or rental information.
• Over 68,000 characters of content, including listings for Apple, Samsung, and Dyson products, have been removed.
• The site now only displays a cookie consent banner and a link to the cookie policy.
• All navigation menus, including "How it Works" and "Corporate" sections, are gone.

The website has removed almost all of its content, including product categories, rental listings, and navigation. This usually indicates a major site maintenance period, a platform migration, or a potential business pivot.

• Added Apple MacBook Neo 13" (8GB RAM, 256GB/512GB SSD) to the rental lineup.
• Added Dyson PencilWash™ Wet Floor Cleaner to the product list.
• Added Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro and Samsung Q-series Soundbar (2025).
• Reordered the "New Arrivals" section to feature the MacBook Neo as the top item.
• Removed the cookie consent banner from the top of the page.

The competitor is expanding its rental catalog with new high-end electronics. This suggests they are targeting users interested in the latest tech releases and specialized home cleaning appliances.

• Added new products to the "Recently Added" section, including the DJI Osmo Nano 128GB Action Camera and Apple iPad Air 13" M4.
• Reordered the homepage product list to feature different Samsung and Apple models at the top.
• Added a cookie consent banner at the top of the website.
• Removed some footer links related to specific categories like "Electric Motors" and "Mobility."

Kiralabunu is expanding its rental inventory with high-demand electronics like the new DJI action camera and M4 chip iPads. This suggests they are targeting creators and power users who want the latest tech without the high upfront cost.