The iPhone 16 Pro is currently facing significant touchscreen issues that have frustrated users. Reports indicate problems with basic gestures, particularly at the corners of the unlocked screen.
This malfunction is attributed to a software bug and may be related to the multi-touch sensors in the device's thin bezels. Users have experienced slow response times and erratic text input, especially in the Camera Control button area.
Temporary solutions suggest avoiding this region or using the left hand for navigation. Despite these concerns, the iPhone 16 Pro boasts impressive specifications, including a 6.3-inch OLED display and extended battery life.
However, the high price point may deter potential buyers. As Apple and Google tackle similar touchscreen challenges, many are awaiting a forthcoming software update to resolve these issues.
Meanwhile, early demand for the new model appears muted, with shorter delivery times compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 15.
iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max users report touch screen issues like slow response, erratic text input, and one-handed problems. Cause traced to Camera Control button area; touching this zone can disable the screen. Temporary fix is to avoid that zone or use left hand. Experts like researcher Khaos Tian on Mastodon and 9to5mac suggest multi-touch sensor problems in the thin bezels, causing unintended touch registrations. Users YuneTech and Travis describe similar experiences. Known_Tap_1462 on Reddit..
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