We studied user satisfaction by conducting an experiment about satisfaction in relation to the interaction when connecting a smartphone to a speaker using Bluetooth. In this experiment, we test touch- and motion-based interactions, to identify and compare the user satisfaction of each interaction.

The experiment was conducted on 15 participants, who each solved task related to connecting a smartphone to a speaker, by first using prototype one; Drag&Drop and after that prototype two; Push&Pull.

After each task was completed with one of the prototypes, the participants were handed a questionnaire. Results from the experiment show that the touch-based interaction; Drag&Drop, was the easiest to use and had the highest score on satisfaction. Even though, Push&Pull, were still the most stimulating interaction of the two.

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