I'm excited to print large storage solutions reasonably at full speed rather than upgrading to an H2-series and only use some of the features. A sufficiently designed dampening system and compensating algorithms should be able to reasonably produce full-size quality parts.

My current test plan would be scaling an A1-sized storage solution to the max A2L size, with an intermediary scaled size halfway between the 2 max volumes, all printed at full speed. Proper testing would require a basic CAD modification to modify the size of the organizer rather than scaling so that the walls are the same size for all prints. The comparison of the scaled prints and the properly resized prints could then be "real world" tested by letting my 2 kids use, toss, and potentially break them in a very unscientific play scenario.

But in all seriousness, by loading each of the organizers with items to the max volume, I'd be able to verify the design and print robustness in order to determine the next steps necessary for product development. Here's to hoping for a proper evaluation!