The OnePlus One has been met with generally positive reviews, and for the price you really can\u2019t beat the quality. But while we have (mostly) good things to say about the experience, others have run into nagging issues the company still hasn\u2019t fixed since the device\u2019s original launch. Case in point: users are still complaining about a faulty touchscreen. An issue, to be fair, we never experienced in our testing.<\/p>\n
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OnePlus rolled out a firmware update not that long ago that was supposed to squash the touchscreen issue for good, but some users are still reporting persistent issues. Things like unresponsiveness, issues typing, and swipes being misinterpreted as taps. It doesn\u2019t make the device completely unusable but, as you can imagine, it certainly makes for a frustrating experience.<\/p>\n
Luckily, OnePlus is testing a new update that should take care of the problem once and for all. Android Police<\/em> got its hands on the new touchscreen firmware and kernel, and said it turned the \u201cunresponsive piece of junk touchscreen into buttery smooth Note 3\/Nexus 5-like typing experience.\u201d That to us sounds like the fix is a success.<\/p>\n No word on how much more testing will take place, though Android Police<\/em> surmises the update will be pushed out to OnePlus One users soon. For those with an unresponsive screen, I\u2019m sure the new software can\u2019t cmee soon en oh. Darn keyboard.<\/p>\n