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Agreed. I honestly perfer the 70s dial to most modern interfaces. One step, done. Meanwhile if I don't want some useless preprogrammed setting, it takes a mini
by justtopost 8y ago
Agreed. I honestly perfer the 70s dial to most modern interfaces. One step, done.
Meanwhile if I don't want some useless preprogrammed setting, it takes a minimum of 4 keypresses to set a time, to say nothing of power. I can order food online almost as easy ffs.
- wiredfool 8y agoI liked the food service one I used years ago. 9 buttons, numbered 1-9, and they ran the oven for 10x seconds at a pop. Add one button/latch to open, and it was a simple as it could be. Toss something in, hit 1 button, ding, open door.
- Moto7451 8y agoMy very cheap microwave does that same behavior only it's in minutes. It also has a 30 second button. Save for heating pancake syrup (a 10 second job) I rarely set a time explicitly or wait to cancel a button press early.