Isnt it a bit premature to be writing them off? I might be mistaken, but it seems like the feedback on the most recent betas (RCs?) is that they work pretty well and don't feel cheap. Considering that's not even the final version, I think that's a great start. We're getting down to the finish line now and we're going to see rapid improvements as they cross the final t's.
It wasn't too long ago folks were talking about the sluggishness of the touchscreen, while now it seems like every time someone plays with one we discover it not only seems snappier but has more and more functionality fleshed out.
Perhaps I'm biased in my thinking since I'd like to see the handles stay (and generally dislike the Aston handles), but I think the problems we have with them will be minimal. If not, Tesla should be embarrassed since that's something they've had at least 3 years to iron out, and it isn't like they needed to wait on newer battery tech to get around to it.
It wasn't too long ago folks were talking about the sluggishness of the touchscreen, while now it seems like every time someone plays with one we discover it not only seems snappier but has more and more functionality fleshed out.
Perhaps I'm biased in my thinking since I'd like to see the handles stay (and generally dislike the Aston handles), but I think the problems we have with them will be minimal. If not, Tesla should be embarrassed since that's something they've had at least 3 years to iron out, and it isn't like they needed to wait on newer battery tech to get around to it.