Joey 2.0 is the worst device I have ever used relating to television, and I will say it's pretty close to the top across all electronic drives I have ever used. I have tried to refrain from posting this thread for a few days now but this thing is just atrocious and need to vent lol.
The super Joey I previously had was light years ahead of this in the speed department. This J2 is extremely slow and there are a few instances where it has rebooted randomly with a refresh 9999 error, but that does not really bother me much. Everything is just bogged down and the delays between pressing a button and something happening is comical either be it in the UI or in On-Demand. For them to actually release this as a finished product is mind boggling.
The H3 itself is nice and seems pretty smooth overall. As far as the new UI though, I thought it was going to be much more polished than what we got. It doesn't look like they put much thought in the design and layout overall. The GUI looks like it was done by someone with minimal experience in the field and just slapped whatever they could together to get it out.
I know some of you will say that the hardware and software was just released and we are the beta testers, and I will agree with that. On the other hand, I have been beta testing hardware, software and been part of pilot programs for sites for years and nothing was this bad upon release. I am most likely going to call dish tomorrow and just cancel the second tv and return the J2 unless any of you have some recommendations that may alleviate any of the problems I mentioned.
The super Joey I previously had was light years ahead of this in the speed department. This J2 is extremely slow and there are a few instances where it has rebooted randomly with a refresh 9999 error, but that does not really bother me much. Everything is just bogged down and the delays between pressing a button and something happening is comical either be it in the UI or in On-Demand. For them to actually release this as a finished product is mind boggling.
The H3 itself is nice and seems pretty smooth overall. As far as the new UI though, I thought it was going to be much more polished than what we got. It doesn't look like they put much thought in the design and layout overall. The GUI looks like it was done by someone with minimal experience in the field and just slapped whatever they could together to get it out.
I know some of you will say that the hardware and software was just released and we are the beta testers, and I will agree with that. On the other hand, I have been beta testing hardware, software and been part of pilot programs for sites for years and nothing was this bad upon release. I am most likely going to call dish tomorrow and just cancel the second tv and return the J2 unless any of you have some recommendations that may alleviate any of the problems I mentioned.