Usable with gloves?

[asharrop]

I looked around the world wide internets, and couldn't find the answer to this question. It's not a deal breaker, but does anybody know if it's usable with gloves? My guess is no but would be pleasantly surprised to hear otherwise.

Thanks.

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[B. Diddy]

All capacitative screens essentially use the same touchscreen technology, so the Moto X shouldn't be any different. Regular gloves won't work, but there are plenty of touchscreen compatible gloves these days--just search Google for "touchscreen gloves": https://www.google.com/search?q=swm...chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=touchscreen+gloves&tbm=shop

 

[asharrop]

There are many screens nowadays that work with any gloves, Nokia being an early proponent of this type of functionality. I'm pretty sure the galaxy s4 does as well. My question was about that technology more than special gloves that work with any screen, which in my experience don't work long term anyway...

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[B. Diddy]

Oh really? I wasn't aware of that, and couldn't find any information with a Google search. Thanks for the info!

 

[globster2000]

There are many screens nowadays that work with any gloves, Nokia being an early proponent of this type of functionality. I'm pretty sure the galaxy s4 does as well. My question was about that technology more than special gloves that work with any screen, which in my experience don't work long term anyway...

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I'll test it out tonight. However, I did use a double folded restaurant napkin with finger and it worked

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[globster2000]

I'll test it out tonight. However, I did use a double folded restaurant napkin with finger and it worked

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Found this online. It says moto x haves tft supersensitive screen

http://indianhours.com/upcoming-motorola-moto-x-full-specifications/

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[sunburned]

Didn't seem to work for me. I have a few pairs of thin gloves, either for cycling or liners for snow gloves, that were able to interact with the touch screen on my Rezound. I've only tried the cycling gloves so far, but they didn't work with the X.

Your results may vary.

 

[globster2000]

Didn't seem to work for me. I have a few pairs of thin gloves, either for cycling or liners for snow gloves, that were able to interact with the touch screen on my Rezound. I've only tried the cycling gloves so far, but they didn't work with the X.

Your results may vary.

Just tested my leather gloves and it worked.

 

[asharrop]

Awesome, thanks for checking that out for me..

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[Devlyn16]

Personal experiance: once the glass in touch screen devices are cold sensativity greatly decreases. Someone needs to toss their phone in the freezer for a couple of minutes and see if it works for those of us living in states or locales that experiance true Winter. you might want to get the glove cold as well.