It is at least nice to hear that the touchscreen experience was nice. Recently I had 2 experiences where I longed back to older tech. A Siemens oven/microwave i

It is at least nice to hear that the touchscreen experience was nice. Recently I had 2 experiences where I longed back to older tech. A Siemens oven/microwave in a rented cabin that had an awful menu filled with options and took 4 steps to get to the function I needed, whereas my 10 y/o AEG I hit the function I want (key with icon immediately accessible) and then start. And, my own 2006 Ford has a BT module (aftermarket) which just starts when I start the car and it connects and works. My parents Dacia has a fancy system that takes 2 min to boot and then I need to try a couple of times and then it connects, really annoying, yeah it has a large touchscreen but I much prefer my ancient 1 line LCD display. Now that I think about it, my oven has a one line old glowy numbers display. Maybe the limited displays force much more thought into how to make funtions accessible.