Hi George,
God knows I can understand that trying to do a full review of all the bell and whisles is enough to try the patience of a saint!! I also understand what you are saying about the complexity and I agree that there is some serious overkill but, again, most of the options can be left at default with no problems. If someone wants to use them, then figure it out and use em, if not, just use the basic set. In the end, maybe it would have been good to say that this is a complex device, but it has a basic feature set that is accessible with a load of other stuff that has a steeper learning curve?!?! 
That should get me off the hook.
Yeah - I know Steve,
But have you read any post by the DNA200 folks they seem to thing the computer hook-up that Evolv uses is to "die for".
When I looked thru the Dicodes menus I could help think of the Provari 3 and every time I watch a video on it I find myself going darn that is a lot of work just to change/check this or that and the P3 is modest compared to the 2830.
You are probably right about folks getting excited "What now I have to have a computer to use my Mod". Actually I have read the manual on the 2830 a couple of times and never really gave the amount of menus a second thought until I watched Todd's video. He does have a way of driving a point home with his Scottish accent and facial expression.
PS - Todd I love your reviews and have never fallen asleep during one of yours like some others I have attempted to watch.
Yeah, it's a brick and super computer rolled into one, lol. It'll do everything and handle anything you throw at it.
I'm also flying through the menu system like it's nothing. The button takes a good force to activate that there's no need to lock the device, yet the button is so freakin smooth.
