I am sure that it is a good product and good value. It will be a great deal for many people.
But for now I am not interested. I do not use all the features of Logos 6, and see no need to spend additional money for more features.
What I want from Logos is my Bibles, my lexicons and language tools, my commentaries, and a good theological library including historical resources such as the Church Fathers, Wesley's Works, Luther. I want books, books, books.
I want these resources tagged so that they work together intuitively. I want to be able to do a concordance search on every resource.
I will interpret my own prepositions, thank you. That is not an exact science and some interpretation is involved. Call me old fashioned, but I had rather read what a good commentary by Moo or Oswalt thinks about the interpretation of a preposition than some data base.
So I am simple in my wants in Bible software, and how I use Logos. In 25 years of buying books from Logos, I have never lost a purchased resource, or had one wear out. I cannot say that for my paper books. So I feel quite good about continuing to buy my theological books from Logos.
I may change my mind as time goes on. There are rare occasions when I do. But for now, I will stick with the old fashioned Logos 6 that I have, and add some more books, books, books.
For me it is mostly about the books.