The phrase "awkward product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that is clumsy, uncomfortable, or not user-friendly in some way.
Example: "The new smartphone design is an awkward product, making it difficult to hold and use with one hand."
Alternatives: "clumsy product" or "uncomfortable product".
Attempting to replicate the success, if not the warmth, of Britcoms like "Love, Actually" and "Notting Hill" — at one point, a character excitedly pronounces a particular scene as being "just like a Hugh Grant film" — this painfully awkward product fails on almost every level.
A sample joke: "Our family videos look like a movie about a single mother" — followed by an awkward product explanation.
Sadly, subsequent attempts to join together the two threads of American democracy resulted in such awkward products as Paint Your Wagon, and well, not much else.
Some of its messaging was awkward, like product names that seemed more like serial numbers.
"That's something that people rarely discuss," says Reed. "You're shipping a very awkward, very heavy product when you're working in mass numbers.
Of course, the effects on civil rights are a total bummer, but perhaps the most awkward Sharia by-product has to do with lingerie.
Use a tape measure to ensure that all borders are symmetrical to each other; having uneven borders will result in an awkward-looking final product.
Yet for Wall Street investors, bitcoin has remained a fringe product, too awkward — and potentially hazardous — to buy and sell.
Is that awkward sonic jump the product of lousy editing, a dwindling budget, plain carelessness, or an act of dadaist intent?
At the same time, the uncertainty over whether Trump would support their final product created awkward questions about whether their whole effort could be pointless.
If you don't, the product is awkward and boring.
