His comment highlights one of the big concerns going into Windows 11's launch. "I think bleeding-edge users will still adopt Windows 11, but those who aren't enticed by new features are likely to stay on 10 especially since then initial launch had so many users thinking their systems weren't compatible," Sag said.
One common line of thought among experts was that the reception and adoption rate would largely depend on which type of user was being analyzed. As such, the question becomes: What's the general consensus on how Windows 11 is looking right now in the lead-up to its launch? Is it looking like a win and a must-upgrade, is it something people can safely turn a blind eye to for the time being, or is it shaping up to be a Windows 8 situation? But for many everyday consumers, such an element is not a concern. Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central)ĭepending on who you ask, the Android support delay could be a dealbreaker when it comes to excitement (or lack thereof) over Windows 11's impending release.
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