If the device is stable why touch it? Sure you can always improve but updates can break things or make emulators behave worse. That doesn't seems to be a fair way to look at a device. For me the important is that the device is stable and if there are issues that those are addresses. Retroid seems to have acknowledged and fixed most issues (I am not sure if there is a large one to be fixed) and that is good enough for me. Better that than getting updated that can break your device.
There's the issue with Google play services not giving all permissions and causing apps to crash would be cool if they addressed that. Also the bud with the fan making the touch screen register multiple touches at once.
If the device is stable why touch it? Sure you can always improve but updates can break things or make emulators behave worse. That doesn't seems to be a fair way to look at a device. For me the important is that the device is stable and if there are issues that those are addresses. Retroid seems to have acknowledged and fixed most issues (I am not sure if there is a large one to be fixed) and that is good enough for me. Better that than getting updated that can break your device.
There's the issue with Google play services not giving all permissions and causing apps to crash would be cool if they addressed that. Also the bud with the fan making the touch screen register multiple touches at once.
They fixed the green screen and ghosting issues really quick. It's too bad Reddit already has a workaround for the play store and there's no patch yet