No, I don't mind at all
It was over 3 years ago though, so I may not remember everything!!
There were a few reasons:
I kept getting high blood sugars, especially by day 2 or 3 of a pod.
Lots of the pods were painful, and when I took them off, there was a hard, red lump underneath where the cannula was inserted, and the area round the cannula site was extremely itchy.
Couldn't wear them at all on my legs due to constant high blood sugar.
Even when I wasn't getting consistently high blood sugars, diabetes wasn't controlled, as I was getting massive swings in blood sugar, and sudden bad hypo's as if a lot of insulin had just been absorbed all at once.
The Omnipod rep was fantastic, and spent a long time on the phone and in person, along with the diabetes team, trying to work out what was wrong, but couldn't reach any conclusion.
I loved the freedom of not having a tubed pump, but in the end couldn't cope with all the problems, and uncertainty that the Omnipod caused. Felt a bit of a failure as the other 5 people that got one at the same time as me found it brilliant, but the rep said he found people either loved it, or hated it, and went to a tubed pump.
Hope this helps you.