I have been testing duet display all morning with the new hardware acceleration. I did experience some mac osx duet crashes when using touch/pen input. I was able to start it up again fairly quickly get to where I left off. Im not sure how this would play out though if it was your only screen.
duet when connected wired can have all the resolutions. if you want to change the resolution of the ipad you should change it through the duet app choosing the larger text option. dont change it through osx display properties.
if I choose pixel perfect and highest resolution (smallest text option) there is a delay in the rendering. there is actually something going on with the colors when I do this on my system. if I choose pixel perfect and larger text the delay in the rendering seems to go away for me and everything looks great.
using duet wireless mirrors the display only and the ipad will have black bars. there is significant delay I dont believe hardware acceleration is present on wireless or wireless just sucks.
I have luna display dongle the display port version and there is a significant delay in the rendering of objects on the screen even when really close to your router. Even wired there is a delay where you can actually see the screen render into focus. This does not happen with duet wired and I was able to watch 4k video with duet.
The main advantage of luna display dongle right now is you can use your ipad wireless as a second extended display rather than duet's mirrored only when wireless. however luna doesnt offer the higher resolutions that duet offers while wired and luna still has a delay in the rendering where you actually see text and screen elements come into focus as its rendered while scrolling.
Duet offers wireless second display as well