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The self-checkout navigation is intentionally hobbled, probably because old people will 'press' a button about six times with shaking hands. Feels like they're
by mwint 4y ago
The self-checkout navigation is intentionally hobbled, probably because old people will 'press' a button about six times with shaking hands. Feels like they're putting button presses into a buffer for a half second or more.
Watch next time an employee has to "help" you with self checkout: they scan their badge and then can press buttons as quickly as they like.
I've noticed recent iterations of self-checkouts are much easier to use. Feels like they've relaxed the weight-on-tray requirements.
And at self checkouts with the option of a handheld scanner, use it. Often the handheld scanner seems to bypass the place-item-in-bagging-area thing.
- rightbyte 4y ago> The self-checkout navigation is intentionally hobbled, probably because old people will 'press' a button about six times with shaking hands. So that is why ... it makes sense since I distincly remember the kiosks working fine in the beginning. They should add a "turbo button". The kiosks infuriate me by the sluggish UI. Also the 3 or 4 sellup spam ads you get make it even slower.