Can we agree that touch control instead of knobs is worse UX for often-used functionality?
@gimsieke It is not ideal, but I have learned that with some getting used to it (got a new induction hob 2 years ago) it isn't that bad either. Given the possible alternatives (e.g. a row of knobs and things somewhere for which you may not have a good place) it is a decent compromise. The worst thing is the beeping when you put something ferromagnetic or wet on it, and that is only mildly annoying. But is is well reachable and visible, and that surface does *not* get hot. >>
@gimsieke Not for people with impaired vision, sure.
But recently I have cooked somewhere else with the row of knobs again, and TBH in between I prefer the touch controls due to their visibility.