Note 5 touchscreen sensitivity using 2 hands

Hey,
Is anyone experiencing this issue. I am coming from a S3 where it fit perfectly in both hands in landscape mode. The note 5 is thin and big and doesnt fit as nice. It kinda is a pain to hold and the edges are so thin they kinda hurt. I am sure a case will help this and plan on getting one very soon. The issue though seems to be too much sensitivity along the edges. I have read alot where there was not enough sensitivity in the s6 and edge variants and they even added in settings -> display -> increase touchscreen sensitivity. I dont see this option but why not include this to decrease or increase depending on the user's needs. Seems simple enough. I think this is locked into the settings and not configurable. If the fingers only slightly overhang it causes any touchscreen interactions in the middle to be slow or not work at all. I have little fingers so I am surprised big fingered people arent freaking out or maybe they will as the note 5 is sold more, i know its still a brand new phone and not alot of feedback yet. Anyways thought I would get the ball rolling on this. Any have any suggestions for fixing the issue and not giving me a work around (like hold it better etc..)
Thanks

Touch Sensitivity App?

Hey I got a screen protector by Skinomi but I have had an issue with the screen sensitivity since I installed that protector and an otterbox... The sensitivity is incredibly low so I have to literally smash my finger on the screen to touch the edge (rounded and flat area near edge).
Hoping that there is an app or something out there to make it more sensitive or calibrate the screen maybe? I dont care for knox or anything like that and I am rooted with a japanese S6 Edge... SM-925J. With AU KDDI... Don't know how much that matters but just in case. Thank you in advance guys!

Screen sensitivity and glass protectors

Hey all,

I've had the G4 for about 3 weeks and the screen sensitivity is my only gripe. It sometimes takes several taps to get it to respond and when scrolling in various apps it will not always respond. Like many others I have a glass screen protector and I've read a few times that people think that might be part of the issue. I want to test this without destroying the current protector I have by removing it. I have also noticed that if I need to push for several seconds on the same spot (mainly for long pressing on the keyboard) my finger will move around slightly and not always tap the area I was aiming for.

Anyone else remove their glass screen protector and notice better performance? Or maybe switching to a non-glass protector? It can be frustrating when thinking you tapped the screen and then doing it again and again. :mad:

Screen sensitivity problem

I got a new Nexus 9 after breaking my old Nexus 9, but it's almost impossible to long press things on the new device. When I long press an app icon to move it, it opens the app and make a few more taps inside the app without me even lifting my finger. And if I type on the keyboard, it registers multiple taps on the same letter.

My old Nexus 9 worked perfectly when it came to tapping and long pressing. Is there anything I can do to make the new work or is it just to return it for replacement? (I've tried factory reset a few times and installed all system updates). I don't use any screen protector.

[Q] [question] touch sensitivity on OPO after coming from iPhone

don't hate me, but I am noticing a huge difference in touch responsiveness coming from my iPhone to the One.

Is this an Android thing (I remember this goes back to the first galaxy phone) or the One is the cause?

I doubt this is a settings issue.

I find it difficult to deal with (especially when scrolling through large articles or feeds (instagram, facebook, and so on).

Awesome device though.
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