After playing with my new S2 for a few hours, I noticed the two "touch buttons" (left "Menu" and right "Back" buttons) feel like they're on a resistive touchscreen hardware.

What I meant was that the regular touchscreen feels extremely responsive (given that the hardware is capacitive), while those two buttons are slightly less responsive. I often times have to press a few more (twice or three times) on those two buttons to make it work. Or at least I try to press harder.

Maybe this is just with my phone, or maybe this was designed this way... so the buttons at the bottom (including the physical Home) feels like actual buttons, thus you would have to press them down harder?

Anyone notice this too?

 

Still on stock. KIES shows:

PDA:KE7
PHONE: KE4
CSC:KD1 (XEU)

And, I meant not speed, but responsiveness. Like if I were to press with a certain amount of pressure/effort on the touchscreen, it would be the same for those two buttons. However, to me, it feels like there is just a slightly more effort/pressure needed.

 

K. I will try updating it via KIES now.

 

Just updated my firmware via KIES, and it's still the same as far as feeling like the two buttons are just a tad tad bit less responsive than touchscreen. Like as if the soft buttons were not capacitive, but resistive... they require MORE force to press down.

Hmm... I guess I could just be overly sensitive or perhaps this is the way the phone was intended to be? It would be a long shot for me to return this.