Some owners of iPad Pro tablets have problems with processing delays or do not respond to touch

Since most of our devices are equipped with a touch screen, it is essential to have a quality and responsive screen for the overall user experience. As we have said, iPad Pro tablets have great screens, but unfortunately, some users seem to have problems with the late response of the screen to touch operations or do not respond completely, which means that their keys are not saved.

This problem seems to have persisted for several months, although it has attracted more attention recently when the developer

I find that my iPad drops a whole bunch of keys on iOS 13 at the system scale, especially when I'm using resource hungry applications. A restart repairs it for a few days. Something has changed in touch event routing ?, because it gets pretty bad. I have barely managed to cross this tweet

– Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) August 26, 2019

Post a tweet around. According to this developer, he said, "I find that my iPad ignores a range of touch operations on iOS 13, especially when I use applications that require a lot of resources. The reboot process only solved the problem for a few days. Something has changed in the touch prompt? Because it's so bad. You have hardly created this Tweet.

At present, the cause of the problem is not clearly defined, as no one could determine whether it was a hardware or software problem. However, the developer Steve Troughton-Smith explained that the iPad works well with the Apple pencil, even in places where his fingers are not recognized. So it does not seem to be material.

Apparently, some iPad Pro owners have been able to replace their iPad Pro tablets with Apple, but it seems that this is only a temporary solution, because these problems have reappeared on their new tablets. However, not all iPad Pro tablets have been affected by this problem, but it would be good for Apple to take a look at this.