Having issues with your Samsung Galaxy A70 touch screen sensitivity? Are you experiencing a lag when you tap the screen and sometimes the action is not even getting registered? This seems to be an issue with most Galaxy A70 owners especially those who use screen protectors and there are solutions to the problem.
In this post, we’ll explain how to improve screen sensitivity by adjusting and calibrating few settings on your Samsung Galaxy A70 phone. Read on to learn how to enable and use this feature.
How to Improve Touch Sensitivity on Samsung Galaxy A70
1. Increase Touch Sensitivity
Certain screen protectors are known to affect the touch sensitivity and can interfere with your interaction on the screen resulting in sluggish touch screen performance. Samsung gives you the option to increase screen sensitivity to fix this problem. Here’s how to do that.
- Step 1: Open the Settings app
- Step 2: Then tap on Display
- Step 3: Next tap the Touch sensitivity and toggle it ON.
Doing this increases the touch sensitivity and the screen will now become more responsive to your interaction even with the screen protectors on.
2. Adjust Touch & Hold Delay
You can set how long before your tap is recognized as a tap or a hold. A longer delay means you need to keep your finger a little longer on the screen for it to be recognized as a touch and a hold. While a short delay will register your touch or tap immediately.
Here’s how to set the touch and hold delay.
- Open Settings app
- Tap on Accessibility
- Then select Dexterity and interaction
- Next tap on Touch and hold delay
- Select and set duration to Short, Medium, Long or Custom
How to Decrease Touch Sensitivity on Samsung Galaxy A70
If you feel the screen sensitivity is too high and you want to reduce it, you can do that by following steps below.
- Step 1: Launch Settings
- Step 2: Then tap on Display
- Step 3: Next tap the Touch sensitivity and toggle it OFF.
So, that’s about it on how to adjust the screen sensitivity on your Samsung Galaxy A70. We hope you found the guide helpful.