[Taco50]

I just wanted to get some input and see what people think. To me one of the things I've always loved about ios is how responsive and accurate the touch screen is. In ios 7 it seems to me we've lost a little of that. One example is scrubbing songs on the music player. The target is so small I now have trouble fast forwarding a song for example. I've noticed in other areas where I now have to tap multiple times to get the response I wanted.

Anyone else having the same issues?

[pr1nce]

No problem here. Just as responsive as before.

[warcraftWidow]

No problem here. Just as responsive as before.

Agreed. Mine seems fine.

[Just_Me_D]

Mine is also fine, however, I tend to agree with the OP a little. The touch screen on my 4S seemed a tad more responsive, but I'm talking about a hairline difference.

[taz323]

Working fine here.

[kataran]

Do you use a screen protector or a waterproof case as that will make a micro difference also use an alcohol wipe as facial oil when holding the phone to your ear can again give a micro difference in touch sensitivity


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[Fit24]

No noticeable difference. My touch screen sensitivity is the same as before iOS 7.

[kona314]

I don't notice much difference. Is there a lot of dirt or oil on your screen or screen protector? And if you use a screen protector, is it old? All of these factors can potentially pose problems.

[nikkisharif]

No issues here either


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[minimo3]

The sensitivity itself hasn't changed but the touch targets have shrunk. One example is the scrubber, instead of a knob you have a very thin line. Another one is within the control center where you tap the name of the currently playing song to bring you to the music app. If you tap on the song name itself nothing seems to happen, instead you have to aim about 20% below the top of the text of the name! but not too high otherwise you hit the pause button. They don't seem to be following their 44 pixel touch target guidelines.

[mikeo007]

Not sure if this was an iOS 7 change (I believe it was though) but touch targets now differ slightly depending on the angle that you're holding the device at. If you're holding at an unnatural angle then accuracy may be slightly off as the OS is trying to adapt based on the current position o the device.