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Why can't you just drag music files to the ionic like you can with a 5 dollar usb drive?

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‎10-04-2017 08:20

‎10-04-2017 08:20

Is this really that hard to implement?

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‎10-04-2017 08:57 - edited ‎10-04-2017 08:58

‎10-04-2017 08:57 - edited ‎10-04-2017 08:58

I set up an "Ionic music playlist"  on Itunes, on my PC. once that was set up and synced with the Ionic, all I have to do to add a song is drag a song into the playlist in itunes, and it will update the Ionic. It is pretty quick.

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‎10-04-2017 09:04

In response to POTATOEMAN

‎10-04-2017 09:04

i agree that once you get over the learning curve, not so great instructions on win10, things are easier other than the it still taking too long to transfer. but there is no reason to have a high learning curve, that's just going to turn people off. user interface design 101, make things dead simple so that your grandfather could understand how to do it. 

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‎10-04-2017 12:33

In response to mitwess

‎10-04-2017 12:33

I agree that some operations are not intuitive, and that's just bad design.

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