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I have a 2017 Honda Civic, which was one of the few models with a touch-based volume control (as opposed to the physical knob). It is a pain to adjust the volum
by eddieroger 5y ago
I have a 2017 Honda Civic, which was one of the few models with a touch-based volume control (as opposed to the physical knob). It is a pain to adjust the volume, since it is hard to know if I’m tapping and what direction it interprets the tab, or sliding, and if the velocity of the slide matters for how much the volume changes. It’s nice to be able to touch on the CarPlay interface, but I would trade it for a predictable knob, and I think Honda knows this is a good move since they added the physical knob back the following model year. I guess that’s just another vote for physical controls in the car.