Marco ArmentFeb 25

I fail using this UI at least once a week.

It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).

What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.

But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH 😡

Show threadCasey LissFeb 25
@marcoarment If you think this is bad, start a workout on your Apple Watch.
Show threadChristopher
@caseyliss My biggest complaint with workouts on Apple Watch is stopping them. When my watch display is sweaty from, say, working out, it doesn’t register touches. Chemistry and physics and electrolytes and capacitance and all. Theres no way to stop the session without frantically, fruitlessly, wiping my watch and hands on my sweaty shirt to dry them off so my “exercise watch” can register touch inputs. It’s crazy that the crown can’t be used as an alternate input.
Feb 25 at 4:44pmIvory for iOS
Show threadｐｔｒｃｋ。Feb 26
@cphansen @caseyliss try pressing both buttons, that's how you can pause the workout at least without using the screen