That's part of the problem. We don't know what we're getting. In fact, by the time they get it, we could have something that could completely outclass it. Now before you say anything, I know that's an unfair argument because that could be applied to literally EVERYTHING, but that's the driving point. You're paying anywhere from 20-80 dollars for a product you've only seen in a video, with tons of misinformation spreading around in regards to the only other (free) competition, with no idea if you're going to get what you think you're going to get. Why take that risk?
Because we want to, and since it's OUR money, we can do that. Why do you continue to hound everyone about what they choose to do with their money? This thread obviously isn't for you.