I agree. The problem is that &quot;boring&quot; won&#x27;t make money and &quot;great&quot; is too expensive. So &quot;boring&quot; has to be cheap (read: crappy) to work for the manufacturer.<p>Unrelated, but I had a similar issue when trying to find a &quot;dumb&quot; TV: most of the high-end screens come attached to crappy software that you know will stop receiving updates 2 years down the road, and the cheap ones were super low quality. I got lucky in the end, but it took a few weeks of research to find the right balance.