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I think this mostly applies to bad or cheap touch screens, which most cars today have. I used to be strongly in the anti touch screen camp, but after getting a
by pfannkuchen 4y ago
I think this mostly applies to bad or cheap touch screens, which most cars today have. I used to be strongly in the anti touch screen camp, but after getting a car where the touch screen is basically an iPad in terms of display quality and touch input quality and size, I surprisingly don’t really mind it. Good voice control also helps a ton.
- zouhair 4y agoWhen I'm driving I don't like look away from the road to push a "button".
- lolinder 4y agoThe question isn't whether you mind it, the question is whether you're more likely to get in an accident because of it. Without the tactile feedback of a physical button or dial, and especially in cases where button position varies based on which mode you're in, it's hard to imagine even a high-quality touchscreen being safe.