Fix for Poco F1 Touch Issues Confirmed For November End

Poco F1 is arguably the most bonny smartphone when it comes to value for coin, because of the operation it offers. But despite the powerful specifications, many users take felt that Xiaomi has skimmed on sure features to cut costs.

One of the issues that Poco F1 many users have reported is the trouble with multi-affect, especially observable while playing immersive shooters such as PUBG Mobile. For a long fourth dimension, Pocophone'due south Twitter back up has received some flack for the lack of the company'southward efforts in resolving this issue on Poco F1 but a fix seems to be underway.

@atytse Hey Jai, Poco f1 is cracking in all terms but touch sensitivity is very poor , plz fix information technology , Im saying this thing more than 10 times….plz pass stable ota update for this…

— Darshan (@d_dk_07) Nov 11, 2018

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While responding to a user'south query, Pocophone'southward global head Alvin Tse hinted that the event is nigh to be resolved and rolled out to users very before long. Tse suggested that the gear up will get-go be fabricated to the beta users before the end of this month.

Thanks for your back up. This patch should become into the next beta push in couple weeks. We are hopeful information technology'll improve the feel.

— Alvin Tse (@atytse) Nov 10, 2018

While there is no official update from Xiaomi or Poco on the issue, an MIUI Forum memberManik Singh reports that he was offered a fix by the Pocophone engineers and developers working on the fix. Almost convinced that there was no fix for the peeve after a lack of proper response from Pocophone's and Xiaomi's Twitter teams, the user uploaded a video of the touch response tracker in the Poco F1 bugs thread every bit a last resort.

Luckily, he was hitting up by 1 of Xiaomi's developers who helped them with a software patch. The patch appears to have solved the trouble of random besides as missed touches and the user has shared a video as a proof of the development.

The user has not shared the patch with others, but the video proof makes a compelling instance that the consequence should exist stock-still in the coming months for all users. Meanwhile, we also await Poco to also roll out Android Pie for Poco F1 by next month and while a beta build is already available, in that location aren't many exciting features that set it autonomously from MIUI 10 based on Android Oreo.