I like the touchscreen
[ I'm wondering how people are founding this new system?
I have read that the system is confusing because of the multiple interfaces. Add to that illogical menus, inscrutable controls, and redundant displays, and things aren't looking too good for the TLX infotainment screen. I'm sure that it's not quite so bad once you get used to the system, but how have you been finding it so far?
So far so good. At first it is a bit overwhelming. My salesman gave me a walk-around intro, but you really have to play with it yourself to find out where everything is. Reading the owner's manual helped.
Consider it like buying a new cell phone nowadays. Learning where everything is located is half the fun.
I like how you have two screens. The top is for display only, while the bottom is more interactive like a display and control panel touchscreen. Some of the more elaborate features will only work by voice when driving. Often times I will sit in the car before or after the drive to see what new stuff I can learn. There is a lot of tech there. Also I thought that only NAV showed on the top display. You can also display other useful information there as well.
If you are tech savvy, you will learn the system easily. I imagine the older non-technical folks won't care and just use the basics without fully knowing what is there, but I could be wrong. My Dad is 82 and he has done a great job learning all about PC use and his and my Mom's Galaxy S4 Actives. I hope I can still be technically aware when I reach his age.