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>>9354108
I kinda dig the fridges that have the screen that gives you an inventory and helps you with a grocery list, but even that seems like a chore.

you need to go commercial

>>9354127
I guess I wouldn't mind a screen in a fridge, as long as you don't need a pin to unlock and open it.

I kinda dig the fridges with interior cameras, so that you can check at the store what you are still missing. It's a pretty silly feature, but I really know this feel when you're not sure if there are still eggs in the fridge and then you don't buy them and it turns out you were all out.

>>9354108
>it is certainly slower and more annoying to navigate through a stupid menu instead of just turning a knob.

So much this. I hate my fucking stovetop so much. It slows down every everything, and you have to push some of the buttons so hard that the stove arches back a little bit. Just give me a fucking knob, holy shit.

Until they have enough truly useful features to actually a warrant more than a knob, please knock that shit off. Like my laundry appliances have settings to automatically add detergent and softener, and how much to add. That's useful. A numeric display going from 0 to 10, with decimal spots (a total of 50 settings for 1 burner) that I have to keep tapping an arrow to cycle through? Who the hell thought that was a step forward?

>>9354141
price aside, wouldn't this be a problem with standardized measurements? Although I would kinda dig the look of an industrial kitchen I guess it'd look a bit stupid in a small living room.

>>9354158
I heard that the newer stove tops work a bit better since they added some ripples to it and it feels more natural that way. But I think they still misfire badly, if you spill some liquid over it. I imagine this can become even dangerous if you leave the kitchen for a piss and your stove turn on max and the oil catches fire.

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>>9354188
NEFF reinvented the knob for touch screens and it's certainly more usable than a normal touch screen. The question kinda remains, why didn't they just add a real knobs to it? And as most people have a least two hands, more than one knob wouldn't be too insane I think.

vid is in german, but you should understand the concept:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bkvBRApv7A