I find it strange that people pit so much effort in to mental gymnastics to try and justify to themselves why it's OK that their potentially almost €3000 machine (Core One+ L INDX) doesn't work 100% out of the box without upgrades down the line to fix design issues. It's not OK to sell products that don't work properly right away (regardless of the company), especially so in that price range. Don't sell it until it actually works 100%, it's a really simple concept.

The issue is that this is the pattern they have. They rush things (while somehow still delaying them) to market, charge customers a premium for their "quality" and ship them products that needs fixing to do what was promised. People shit on game makers for making unfinished buggy games with day one patches and instability for months, but somehow when Prusa does it with their printers is OK and a sign they support their products for a while...like WTF!?