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I love tech and gadgets, but have been doing longer upgrade cycles. I also have automated a large amount of stuff in my house with smart switches etc. and love
by lgleason 3y ago
I love tech and gadgets, but have been doing longer upgrade cycles. I also have automated a large amount of stuff in my house with smart switches etc. and love it.
My biggest regret has been the Tesla Model 3. The touchscreen, in lieu of buttons was a step backward. Also, they recently did an update to auto steer that gives you demerits if you have two hands on the wheel but spend too much time looking at the touchscreen (which controls everything on the car and has poorly designed menus that are not easy to use when driving). Basically if it doesn't like how you are using it on a drive it deactivates the feature for the rest of the drive, then after 5 times of it doing that it disables the feature for a week. That is a step too far, especially since my biggest use case for using the autosteer is to be able to find things on the poorly designed touchscreen interface on the car.. That is before you get into the higher insurance cost and the quality that is not nearly as good as my older Volvo and Audii. From that standpoint the older cars are much better.
- deafpolygon 3y agoTbh I don't think I will ever go for a car that tries to do too much for me. Maybe when I'm old and I can't drive myself anymore-- but it's kind of too eerie (yet cool?) for me.