I agree - I was a bit disappointed, and
especially if you already have OG13, then I recommend only getting OG14 / OG2015 on iTunes or on Amazon (depending on whether you have / prefer using your iphone or kindle, & you can always use your computer...).
Unless you either don't have OG13 (and prefer to use a hard copy vs. online), or don't mind lugging around 1 or 2 very large books, I would opt to get the digital version.
The biggest cons / negatives I've found so far in my limited use (since I got digital OG14 this week) have been:
(1) There are NO new questions!, and (2) not being able to see / keep track of which questions you have done.
These are the two biggest negatives (and they are BIG negatives), but also (3) in practice mode, you have the option to select "view answer" w/ explanation or "next question". At first this is a little confusing; you don't select + confirm as you do with
GMAT Club tests / GMAT Prep sets etc., and also the time
continues while you review the explanations. This makes no sense, although you can get around this somewhat by selecting "view answer" & then pausing, and sort of reading around the "exam paused" message to review the explanations.
The positives are mainly (1) not having to lug around the big OG book, and (2) the online practice sets. So I probably would have still bought OG14 / OG2015 even if I had known that it has the same exact questions. I just wish that OG14 & the new OG Verbal & OG Quant reviews had at least
some new questions, let you see which OG question you are doing, had a bit of a better interface (GM Club & Prep are MUCH better), and had other features - such as the ability to select how many DS, PS, SC etc. Q's to include in a practice set vs. simply
whether to include PS/DS easy / hard etc. For example GMAT Prep allows you to do a set with 15 PS and 12 DS Q's, and you can select any combination of easy / medium / hard Q's that add up to 15 & 12.
Long story short:
*If you
do not have OG13 yet: It's still worth it to get OG14 (hard copy or digital); a silver lining to having the same exact Q's is that it will still follow any course's previous study plan, and OG14 gives you the option for online sets, so it's still definitely the better choice vs. OG13.
*If you already have OG13: There is no reason to get the hard copy of OG14, but getting the digital version still has some useful pro's, such as allowing you to essentially carry the OG in your pocket, and of course providing the online set feature, which I like especially because you don't have to skip around hundreds of pages to view the explanations.