When you start playing a hack and slash game or randomly bashing at enemies on your Nexus or some other Android device, you might suddenly feel that it didn’t quickly receive your input, which is why you have to lose the match. Sometimes users wonder whether their touch didn’t register because of hardware issues or there is something wrong with the device. Now, you can actually test your device display and confirm if everything is in order.
The Screen Touch Test App
The best app that is available on the Google Play Store to solve this requirement is the Screen Touch Test. The UI of the app is very simplistic. In fact, it features only a black screen when you run it and nothing else.
Start touching the screen and it will show where your fingers are being registered. It also shows the pressure level of your fingers by registering multiple white dots and the areas where the screen doesn’t register anything such as the far end of the screen.
By default, the touch screen of your device is made to register only one pixel at a time. The app lets you click the entire screen, especially in areas where you will have virtual controls while playing a game. Keep touching in the same area to confirm if it registers more pixels to make sure your device isn’t broken.
Users can make use of the app to confirm whether it is the screen or the game that was not responding because software issues are the reason behind most unresponsive or unregistered touches. Now, you can be at peace knowing that it has nothing to do with hardware. Besides, the Screen Touch Test app not only lets you test your device display but can also be used as a doodle drawer in your pass time.
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