I think it really depends on the individual user's use case. For example, I have a large Sony smart TV with all these extra bells and whistles, and in reality I

I think it really depends on the individual user's use case. For example, I have a large Sony smart TV with all these extra bells and whistles, and in reality I barely ever use any of the standard inputs other than playing games. Quite a bit of the time I'm using the in-built Netflix or YouTube apps or some other media app which works fantastically. My only complaint is that when I do want to use a normal input (HDMI etc.) I have to wait 30 seconds for the thing to boot to change inputs.