Consider this another vote in the “it works” column. While I would not have previously called it “bad” I certainly would agree my touch sensitivity seemed a tad lower in Android then Windows requiring perhaps half a second longer and a little more pressure to get the touch sensor “awake”. After a full factory reset (hooray for blindly hitting options to find English again) I can say I have a pretty measurable improvement. I have a few kid drawing apps on my hi12 for my daughter to doodle with and they seem to be far more sensitive to her input and she misses far fewer strokes then she did before (shes only 14 months old and so her input is pretty erratic and would often get missed or skipped before the reset). I also seem to have far better success in getting the settings shade to drop down from the top where before I would occasionally have to make 2-3 attempts for it to register the edge swipe. Definitely worth trying if you have some sluggish and low sensitivity in android.
