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What an asinine solution. A button that doesn’t work consistently. How are you going to set 1:30 (which is very common)? Or 55? You’re going to stand there and
by huytersd 3y ago
What an asinine solution. A button that doesn’t work consistently. How are you going to set 1:30 (which is very common)? Or 55? You’re going to stand there and press that one button 57 times? What about defrosting where you want a low power level? Or soups? Or a hundred other examples. How does having a number pad ruin the experience?
- rrr_oh_man 3y ago> What an asinine solution "Why does not everyone have the same opinions and preferences as I do?!"
- stevage 3y ago>What an asinine solution Please be nice. This isn't Reddit. > A button that doesn’t work consistently. A button that is context-aware. >How are you going to set 1:30 (which is very common)? Good point. It should add 30 seconds until it gets to 2:00 then do 60 second increments. >Or 55? 55 minutes is not a thing I ever do with a microwave. >What about defrosting where you want a low power level? I already said I don't use power levels. If I want to defrost, I just cook for a few minutes then let it sit for a long time, or use some other method. >Or soups? Assuming you mean a tub of frozen soup, I usually cook for 5 minutes, stir, do another few minutes, etc. > Or a hundred other examples. There are not a hundred other examples. That's the point. The vast majority of the time I'm heating at full power for short periods of time. > How does having a number pad ruin the experience? It doesn't ruin anything. But it costs money to implement.