pokoko said:
I'll take the product that provides the superior experience.
I don't care how innovative something is, if it doesn't deliver as much value as a more refined option then I'll look elsewhere until it catches up. If it can't then it was a fad and will fade away. If it's an actual improvement then it will be absorbed into the industry. I don't purchase products just to own them, I buy them because of what they can give me.
Neither option automatically translates to the best option. Execution is what matters.
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Let’s say it’s an innovation that leaves you salivating at the thought of owning, but it has some drawbacks. For instance, Switch 1 and its hybrid nature left some “salivating” to get their hands on console gaming on-the-go for only $300USD, but drawback is 720p 30FPS Dark Souls.