I was referring to the ‘previous destination’ procedure in your post. (I find other things counterintuitive too, but let’s not get hung up on that).
I expect if you select a previous destination from the list, you would get another submenu with add’l options, one of which would be ‘delete destination’. You don’t get that. It just starts calcing the route. To me it is not intuitive to ‘press and hold’ for some length of time in order to get another menu to delete something. Honda sometimes uses submenus, and sometimes separate menus to get to where you want to go, without any real consistency, in my opinion.
Some things you press and hold to get something and other times you just select and follow the menu. How do you determine when to press and hold, other than reading instructions in a manual? (Of course you should read the manual, but we don’t always remember all the nuances). Intuitive logic would allow a user to follow a visual cue through a menu tree on a consistent basis, without using a manual. Another example is the joystick for the nav. To zoom in, you press up. To zoom out, you press down. To me, up would equate to a higher up view. Intuitive it seems. But not so Honda.
