Screen is sensitive! I can use my car keys to navigate the screen! Amazing!

[roaspiras]

I just found out that this litter beauty has touch sensitive screen. I accidentally touched it with my car keys and the UI moved! so I did several tests and yes it does seem to have the same sensitive screen but I have yet to test it using gloves. Its very good the Nokia found a way to do this with low pricing. Now I'm convinced that you don't need 2GB RAM nor a 4-core CPU to enjoy a smartphone. The super specs are just marketing gimmicks but in the end practicality is more important. Its like why buy a Ferrari when other cars can also get you from point a to point b. Just my two cents.

 

[WavingReds]

Grats! Welcome the super sensitive touch world!

I love using my phone with gloves on when outside in the gold here in Canadian land and watching everyone else around me with their bare hands freezing!

About the high end spec phones it's all subjective to the consumer really, some of us enjoy having hd screens or better cameras or whatever it is. Luckly Nokia is hitting very price point so we can own beautiful colourful phones =D!

 

[Technoloay]

It has a rather 'weak' sensitive screen - sometimes it does work with anything and most of the time it doesn't.
I believe that it's built in but Nokia didn't bother to put on the option to switch it on or off. Or is it luck? who knows..

 

[Gaichuke]

Lumia 620 does not have the super sensitive screen that other Lumia models have. It might work with some conductive things like keys, but I doubt it will work using gloves.

 

[TheLuminis620]

I can use keys or simply any metal to navigate the screen, even a piece of cloth put on the screen is still usable. Using a glove, it's completely useless anymore. So it's not a super sensitive screen .

 

[jaj324]

I just found out that this litter beauty has touch sensitive screen. I accidentally touched it with my car keys and the UI moved! so I did several tests and yes it does seem to have the same sensitive screen but I have yet to test it using gloves. Its very good the Nokia found a way to do this with low pricing. Now I'm convinced that you don't need 2GB RAM nor a 4-core CPU to enjoy a smartphone. The super specs are just marketing gimmicks but in the end practicality is more important. Its like why buy a Ferrari when other cars can also get you from point a to point b. Just my two cents.

if you don't know why someone would buy a Ferrari you've never owned a sports car. Life isn't about getting from a to b. Anyone can do that.
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[spaulagain]

It has a rather 'weak' sensitive screen - sometimes it does work with anything and most of the time it doesn't.
I believe that it's built in but Nokia didn't bother to put on the option to switch it on or off. Or is it luck? who knows..

Ya they did. Its under "Settings" --> "Display+Touch" --> "Touch Sensitivity"

You should look before spouting out BS.

 

[TheLuminis620]

Ya they did. Its under "Settings" --> "Display+Touch" --> "Touch Sensitivity"

You should look before spouting out BS.

But the Lumia 620 doesn't have the Touch Sensitivity option...

 

[spaulagain]

But the Lumia 620 doesn't have the Touch Sensitivity option...

Oh ya, this is the 620 forum, so what was the OP talking about?

 

[Technoloay]

Ya they did. Its under "Settings" --> "Display+Touch" --> "Touch Sensitivity"

You should look before spouting out BS.

Keep calm and check your facts