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I bought a Dacia Duster and I love the physical buttons and knobs. It's a cheap brand with tech lagging behind the current by about ten years (guesstimate), whi

I bought a Dacia Duster and I love the physical buttons and knobs. It's a cheap brand with tech lagging behind the current by about ten years (guesstimate), which is annoying when it comes to safety features, but I love that I don't need to read the manual back to back to understand all its features and I can control the AC in curvy mountain roads without hesitation. And, big plus, they didn't invent their own silly overly complicated custom OS, you just connect your phone and you are good to go.

FirmwareBurner 3y ago
>I bought a Dacia Duster and I love the physical buttons and knobs You know what's funny? The 2024 Dacia Duster, still a cheap but functional car, has 4 physical switches to control the windows, unlike the mess that's the VW ID.4 which went full cost cutting mode to the extreme. How did VW fall so low? If a budget Franco-Romanian brand can school them on UX, then the Chinese will eat them alive.