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100

This Samsung phone was initially well received when it was released in 2016. However, it had a serious flaw. The phones caught fire on several occasions, including once on a SouthWest Airlines flight. Soon, the Department of Transportation made it illegal to bring one on a commercial flight. The company lost an estimated $3 billion due to the debacle.

Note 7

100

While the personal digital assistant would become a popular consumer electronics product in the late 1990s, this PDA by Apple was one of the biggest product flops of all time.

Newton

100

• Green Bay Packers
• Bill Clinton
• Titanic

1997

100

Bradley Beal

Washington Wizards

100


Wookiee

100

Steven Spielberg, 1993, $1 billion

Jurassic Park

200

Ford spent a year aggressively marketing this car -- named after Henry Ford’s son -- ahead of its 1957 release. Despite the hype, the car was a commercial disaster. Ford ceased the car's production after only two years, losing an estimated $350 million. 

Edsel

200

• Philadelphia Eagles
• Donald Trump
• Green Book

2018

200

Brandon Ingram

New Orleans Pelicans

200


Hobbits

200

M. Night Shyamalan, 1999, $300 million

The Sixth Sense

300

This company changed its flagship drink’s formula in 1985. The product was met with public outrage and lasted only a few months.

Coca Cola

300

• New York Giants
• George H.W. Bush
• The Silence of the Lambs

1991

300

Danilo Gallinari

Atlanta Hawks

300


Vulcan

300

Quentin Tarantino, 2012, $162 million

Django Unchained

400

This car's unique design was poorly received when it was released in 1981. Despite its later popularity, the company filed for bankruptcy in 1982.

DeLorean

400

• Pittsburgh Steelers
• Gerald Ford
• Rocky

1976

400

Patrick Beverley

Minnesota Timberwolves

400


House Elf

400

Jon Favreau, 2019, $543 million

The Lion King

500


Magellan

500

In an attempt to compete with Apple's dominant iPod MP3 player, Microsoft released this ill-fated product in 2006.

Zune

500

• Dallas Cowboys
• Richard Nixon
• The Godfather

1972

500

Rajon Rondo

Cleveland Cavaliers

500


Na'Vi

500

Tim Burton, $1 billion, 2010

Alice in Wonderland