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iPad iPad Air Screen Less Responsive?

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kevinhirsh

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Nov 23, 2009
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I have been using my iPad Air for a few days now and have noticed that the screen feels less responsive when tapping or scrolling. In other words, I feel like I need to use more pressure when compared to previous generations. Anyone else experiencing this?
 
It's just as responsive as my iPhone 5 screen... Not really sure about previous generations of the iPad.
 
kevinhirsh said:
I have been using my iPad Air for a few days now and have noticed that the screen feels less responsive when tapping or scrolling. In other words, I feel like I need to use more pressure when compared to previous generations. Anyone else experiencing this?
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It's true I put the Air and a iPad 4 on iOS 6 side by side .

The Air on iOS 7 is more resistive.

I suspect it's just a software change but don't have any other iOS 7 devices to try .
 
I did notice this when comparing it to my gf's iPad 3, but I wasn't sure if it was because there's a screen protector on the 3 or if the Air's screen was responding differently.
 
Thought I'd follow up now that the Air has been out for a while. Anyone else notice a difference in screen sensitivity when campared with previous generations of iPad or other iOS devises?
 
I haven't noticed so much, maybe because I had a Mini and got accustomed to it over the last year. I think it helps if you slow down and touch rather than tap. :confused:
 
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