Screen pressure problem!

[vatk]

Hello.
I have a Qtek 9000 and i would like to ask a question.
Generally the screen needs a quite soft press in a button to work.
But in my device, i need to press a bit hard whenever i want to select something in the middle of the screen.
I mean that it needs more pressure in the middle of the screen than in the rest of the screen for it to work.
Is there a problem with my device or is it normal?
Thank you!

[jmdrizen]

I don't seem to have that problem :-/ a light tap will normally be detected anywhere on my screen.

[vatk]

I don't seem to have that problem :-/ a light tap will normally be detected anywhere on my screen.

Ok, thank you!
Anyone else's experience?

[cktlcmd]

Do you have a screen protector? Maybe it is thick in the middle. Try taking the screen protector off. It may work.

[vatk]

Do you have a screen protector? Maybe it is thick in the middle. Try taking the screen protector off. It may work.

Yes, with the protector the problem was big.
Now that i have removed it the problem is almost gone( now will be difficult not to scratch the screen without it, but i prefer to have the phone working right).
Thank you!

[cktlcmd]

Try the "Fellows" screen protectors. It is thin and comes in packs of 20, I think. It is like a transparent sticker. Better than not having one.

On my Exec, I use Proporta's Screen Protector. I think it is scratch resistant. I have it on since I opened my Exec fresh from the box and it still looks brand new without any scratch on it.

[vatk]

Thank you, but i am afraid i will have the same problems.
I usually use Brando Screen protectors which is top quality (100% transparency) but in this case it seems that i can't do anything.

[BRosenow]

I personally don't see the use of screen protectors. I have had ~6 PPCs, have never used a single screen protector, and have never had a scratched or damaged screen.

Am I just that much more careful than everyone else? I think not! :lol:

[vatk]

My personal experience(after using over 15 PPC/Palm devices all these years) is that if you tend to use handwriting recognition or any other functions that require to "write" on the screen frequently, then it is virtually impossible not to scratch the screen.