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There has been a fair amount of testing though. It's been used all season in Italy, Germany, Portugal, Australia and the US. Just because it's new to us, doesn't mean it hasn't been tried extensively (that's a hell of a lot of matches). I also think it's important to distinguish between...

The point is to get MORE decisions right. So far it has. There is obviously then the question of whether getting those decisions right is worth it, but there has been minimal delay throughout the tournament, so I don't really think that applies to this current implementation. VAR isn't going to...

There has fairly clearly been only one mistake so far: the Pavon one that wasn't given. But it wasn't given by the ref, so if VAR wasn't at the world cup it still wouldn't have been a penalty. There was no delay to the game, so had there not been VAR there would have been exactly the same incident.