My iPad Pro 11“ has been showing the touch responsive issues documented in this thread. However in my case it doesn‘t just ignore input, it also executes touches I didn’t perform. Has anyone experienced that too? The problem seems to be most apparent in the very top area of the screen as I frequently see the tap title bar to scroll to top action performed without me actually tapping anything. Reading longer articles in Safari without repeatedly losing my current position has become increasingly difficult. And that problem is in addition to the issue of unregistered taps/touches.
Some background information: This is my 5th or even 6th iPad. I‘ve been purchasing them since the original one and therefore know how the touch screen should feel and act. This is never happened to me before, even with earlier iPad Pro versions. I use my iPad naked, without case or screen protector. I don‘t own a pencil either.
Both problems appeared a few months into my ownership. When it became more frequent I contacted Apple and sent in my iPad Pro since the next Apple Store is rather far away for me. Despite extensive description of my issues they sent the device back without any repairs or other measures as they couldn‘t find any issue.
At this point I‘m rather frustrated and yet consider needlessly upgrading to the upcoming iPad Pro just to get rid of the problems. Usually I sell my old iPads for a decent sum, but in this case I‘m not sure if that‘s even an option as I don‘t feel comfortable scamming out potential buyers.
Surprisingly these issues don‘t seem to be related to hardware alone. After software updates and resetting the device (which I have done frequently, with and without backup restore) it seems to run flawlessly for a while - sometimes hours, days or even weeks, but both issues always return.
So has anyone experienced those unintended phantom taps or is this a less common problem?