[Kanazuchi]

Today i went into a Verizon store to check out the 822 and 8x for replacing my trophy next month. While playing around with the demo models, I could not get the touch screen on either 822 or the 8x display models to work properly. They would not scroll very easily, and would click instead of scroll.

I was wondering if anyone here has had a similar experience with their 822, or if it was just a problem with their display models.

[gapost]

It must have been problem with the display. The 822 is very smooth.

[willied]

Mine works fine, but I did try to use objects other than my fingers and it doesn't seem to work like it should. It's supposed to be super sensitive like the 920, but I'm not seeing that. Anyone else try it?

[fusioncept]

my 822 works smooth even with gloves!

[Steephill]

Mine works fine, but I did try to use objects other than my fingers and it doesn't seem to work like it should. It's supposed to be super sensitive like the 920, but I'm not seeing that. Anyone else try it?

Mine works through a shirt and such, not with the tip of my nail or a pen or anything. To the OP, no my phone doesnt have any problems. The screen works just fine!

[ontapbjt]

Mine works fine, but I did try to use objects other than my fingers and it doesn't seem to work like it should. It's supposed to be super sensitive like the 920, but I'm not seeing that. Anyone else try it?

Make sure screen sensitivity is turned on in the settings.

[willied]

Make sure screen sensitivity is turned on in the settings.

It is.

I also find that scrolling isn't quite as smooth as my Trophy, regardless of sensitivity settings, but it's not bad enough to matter. Maybe Nokia will improve it in an update.

[Lee B]

Make sure screen sensitivity is turned on in the settings.

The Lumia screens are capacitative, -- they only respond to a conductive stimulus like a finger which affects an electrical field on the screen. My 822 won't respond to a plastic tip or an eraser, but it does respond to a pen with a metal tip.

[hopmedic]

I have the same problem with this screen that I had with my Trophy (and I would expect all capacitive screens). In the winter my skin gets extremely dry, and hen it is I have trouble. If I lotion up, no problem. Lick a finger and wipe it off, no problem. But extremely dry, no capacitance.