Well, I don't have the problems that some seem to, however, I am only using it on an A500+. It also worked fine on my A2000HD, which is also ECS. I also have an Indivision ECS. I have it installed in my A2000HD. I will say, though, that I don't play many games, but the ones I have played were OK with the GBS. But, I can see where someone might have problems depending on the game. I guess it just depends what you do with your Amiga, as to how satisfied you would be with one. I can only speak from my own experiences. But, I will say this, I paid over $100 for my Indivision ECS, and $27 for the GBS-8200 I have. I don't think the GBS is junk at all, I think it is a $27 video converter, and for the price, at least from my experience, it is hard to beat for what it will do. I mean, come on, what do you expect for only $27? I am completely satisfied with mine, and I am pretty picky, but if you think you won't be, go ahead and get the Indy ECS. I actually had more problems getting it working than with the GBS, however, it was problems getting the Indy to plug into the socket, not with the Indy itself. I have read about several people having really bad problems with the Indy, as well, but I can't say that, because I have only had a good experience from mine after the initial problems. I think the GBS is well worth the $27 just to play around with.
On edit: When I said get an Indy ECS, I don't know what Amiga you have, so replace that with "A high quality device"
