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My Ford has no physical buttons for climate control (except “Max”). If I want to direct the air at the windscreen and my feet full blast, I have to: - Tap the
by switch007 3y ago
My Ford has no physical buttons for climate control (except “Max”). If I want to direct the air at the windscreen and my feet full blast, I have to:
- Tap the fan direction button
- wait 2 seconds for it to load
- tap windscreen and feet. Each selection lags at least 1 second
- tap fan speed
- drag a narrow, laggy slider up/down to the desired position
I hate it. The auto setting doesn’t blow the feet hard enough when it’s wet, to dry your feet. It’s wet about 9 months of the year here.
Another bad UX is to change the drive mode:
- press the physical button
- tap the screen to select the desired mode
- tap a tiny back button (there is no timeout to auto go back to previous screen)
You would think the physical button would toggle through the modes, but no !
- filcuk 3y agoMG4, when I turn on A/C or defog, the navigation is overlayed by an A/C controls screen, which must be tapped in a specific small area to get rid of it. I still fumble with it every damn time after six months of use.
- dTP90pN 3y agoYou can "wipe"/"drag" upwards to exit the A/C overlay (just like, for example, android quick settings/notifications). Of course, you have to do this the "correct way", which in and of itself requires a bit of experimentation to learn.
- seydor 3y agoThe most important thing is that, all this time, your attention is on the screen and not on the road