[SeattleCat]

Anyone else notice or get irritated by the way the infotainment screen senses your finger over an inch from the screen leading to double pushing or accidental pushing of buttons and letters.

The behavior seems inconsistent.

I wonder if it is a me issue ( sometimes electronics fail to notice me ).

Curious.

 

[mpepper]

It's annoying for sure. I keep my work credentials hanging from a lanyard on my rearview when I drive and when they sway and get close to the screen it responds to the plastic touching it.

 

[SeattleCat]

Interesting so it happens to inert objects as well.

 

[Cuelaw57]

Anyone else notice or get irritated by the way the infotainment screen senses your finger over an inch from the screen leading to double pushing or accidental pushing of buttons and letters.

I’ve found the Google keyboard to be especially annoying. I have to quickly poke the key otherwise I get all the alternative characters. There’s no way to adjust the touch sensitivity.

Same annoying behavior adjusting the climate control temperature. At times I want to adjust a couple of degrees and get into a loop of going from HI to LO. So I wind up using Google Assistant to set temperature.

 

[sbixby]

I’ve found the Google keyboard to be especially annoying. I have to quickly poke the key otherwise I get all the alternative characters. There’s no way to adjust the touch sensitivity.

Same annoying behavior adjusting the climate control temperature. At times I want to adjust a couple of degrees and get into a loop of going from HI to LO. So I wind up using Google Assistant to set temperature.

That's odd, makes me wonder if the touchscreen calibration is wonky. I have no problems of this nature, myself.

 

[David]

That's odd, makes me wonder if the touchscreen calibration is wonky. I have no problems of this nature, myself.

I haven't had these issues, either, although sometimes the screen seems rather unresponsive, especially when I just get in and am trying to adjust the AC. Does anyone know where I can find a list of Android Auto commands? I'm not even sure what to tell Google to do various things.

 

[CaymanR]

I believe I experienced this once while playing around with the XC40 settings after bringing it home. I have also experienced this with my older 2018 XC90 which has different software than the new google OS. Probably related to the Volvo screen hardware. In terms of it being annoying or not depends on if it registered the wrong key as sometimes it seems like the car "reading your mind" before you even touch the screen.