Well I love mine. I'll admit I'm a chronic fiddler, and I've had to re-flash twice because I've screwed things up. That's one of the two-edged features of any Linux-based OS. It has almost unlimited flexibility, but they tend to be easier to screw up than a locked down OS like Palm or Apple. Not much different than Windows vs. the Mac in that respect. At any rate, I get frustrated with things like trying to get the video player to work properly, or get the music player to stop playing without having to re-boot, but I am having an absolute ball in the mean time. I even figured out how to back out of some of the dumber changes I've tried without having to re-flash, so I'm getting better at keeping it at peak performance too.If your system plays the video and audio formats you want out of the box, you may want to leave it alone. If, however, you want to see some amazing performance improvements, I strongly recommend installing Willow's 1.2 ROM, rooting it, and setting up DroidSwap. It runs several times faster than the stock image, but I cannot guarantee that this is not the cause of some of my video and audio issues. When I first got mine though, I was very disappointed in the speed. Now I am very happy with the speed in almost every area. I think this device is well worth the $115 I paid (with shipping), though if I had to do it over again, I'd by the one sold in the US with the one year warrantee. Of course, that would prevent me from cracking open the case and soldering in more USB ports and stuff, so I'm still pretty happy where I'm at right now.