"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5y_D875HMQ&amp;t=6m27s"">6:27</a> I'm pretty heckin' sure Toshiba did something like that 8 or so years ago with a laptop of theirs. The same sort of light up capacitive  buttons and it had volume ones that make very loud noises when you're adjusting it--  Dell would've been better off not doing that", or at least, if they really wanted it, just don't remove the function row.,(reply>), @Unfeasible-Noods I cannot imagine. For me these were completely annoying. They sometimes didn't respond and you didn't had any haptic feedback at all. Sometimes I even accidentally touched them while typing. That was soooo poorly designed.,(reply>), @Sacher Khoudari You know anybody who was asking for these capacitive buttons back?,(reply>), Actually Dell had that already around 2007, 15 years ago! My good old XPS M1330 had capacitive volume control buttons. Im glad they dropped them.