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  • @SpaceNoodle
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    167 months ago

    Honeywell’s consumer products are trash

    • @Fosheze
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      287 months ago

      Honestly, their comercial ones are getting that way too. Like who the hell needs a touchscreen on an industrial thermal printer; thats just one more thing to easily break in an industrial environment. And god forbid you want a replacement touch screen because a new one is half the cost of a new printer.

      • @[email protected]OP
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        6 months ago

        it’s because implementing an existing touch screen module and then telling a bunch of code monkeys in a 3rd world country to write a barely functional UI for it is actively cheaper than engineering, sourcing, assembling and testing keypads with physical buttons or even a membrane keyboard these days

        using a touch screen also means they can put the same mass produced PCB into 40 different products instead of needing a custom button pattern for each. just tell the code monkeys to update the UI. there’s a lot of economic arguments for the use of touch screens, but it sure doesn’t make the field worker’s lives any easier.

    • ares35
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      87 months ago

      a lot of it is just using the name via licensing… not made by them.

      • @SpaceNoodle
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        87 months ago

        That still says something about their vetting and quality control.

    • @TwanHE
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      67 months ago

      And there is a lot of fake stuff when looking for their products as well.

      Took me multiple tries to get some genuine? ptm7950, or at least one that actually works.

    • @samus12345
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      27 months ago

      That’s why they need the donut bribe.