Sure, leave existing customers with a half baked product and come out with a new one. Way to go Autel. See Ya!
I assume you're talking about the YAW issue and a coming firmware update to address it? You're implying that Autel is essentially abandoning the XSP and firmware updates but I have to disagree. To the contrary, the very design of the X-Star is unique in that it allows for camera updates without purchasing a new drone, so Autel would need to continue supporting the platform on which it flies in keeping with the spirit of the design's intent.
Even Autel's press release said - “We always strive to provide the best-possible user experience with every aspect of what we do, and that includes creating
long-term value for our customers with our products,” Natalie Cheng, Autel Robotics USA Director of Communications, said.
I guess I'm the anomaly in that I prefer Autel to take their time and release a stable firmware rather than rush one out the door to appease folks hollering the most. DJI did that and screwed many of their customers to the point that they had to roll back firmware in order to have a usable drone. I hope Autel doesn't do that to us.