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It's especially sad for Volvo which used to pride itself on designing controls you could use with gloves on. Aside from the usual complaints about safety, dist
by adhesive_wombat 3y ago
It's especially sad for Volvo which used to pride itself on designing controls you could use with gloves on.
Aside from the usual complaints about safety, distraction, generally poor UI design and the rest, touchscreens are a huge fuck-you to people with peripheral nerve damage.
Also, it's 2023, nearly 2024, how are tablet displays still laggy by default?
- appplication 3y agoAre any car companies actually pivoting back to tactile controls? Or is everyone going 100% in on screens?
- harshalizee 3y agoMazda. They've had dual input for a bit. Now they're fully going physical by ditching the touchscreen inputs. My Mazda 2020 technically has a touch screen, I've never had to actually use it
- mdekkers 3y agoI loved Mazda for a long time, but the past few years they appear to believe they are a luxury brand, and are pricing accordingly. They are not a luxury brand, I’m on my third car purchase since owning a Mazda, and every single time I consider Mazda my reaction is “lol, no”