I believe most of the problem lies between the disconnect of what the set promises and the marketing language used (new, exciting, revolutionary), versus what i

I believe most of the problem lies between the disconnect of what the set promises and the marketing language used (new, exciting, revolutionary), versus what it appears to deliver (same, unimaginative, ugly). In that sense, the vibe is dishonesty. My main problem with it is that it's ugly. It seems to attempt to solve functional problems while simultaneously completely failing at the main function of icons. People are probably on the same page, but describing it in confusing ways.