There are three reasons why I haven't bought an Exp router:
1. $200 is obnoxiously overpriced; while I can certainly afford this, a company that I've been sending $13 per month to for 8 years shouldn't mark up a $35 product by 6x
2. My (shared) office has its own routers, so an Exp router would require daisy chaining, which results in slower speeds, and connection issues
3. I'm completely fine with Exp supporting 3 devices (I realize others support 5+ devices, but 3 works for my needs)

FYI: the reason I pay monthly, instead of yearly, which is much cheaper, is because BJ could completely shut down Exp if it wanted to. I believe Exp has already pulled its "Best V... in China" ads, which is a good thing.