One picture explains whether 3D Touch is useless or a revolutionary experience

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3D Touch, as Apple's ultimate weapon in mobile products, has played a certain role in improving the operating experience of small-screen products. 3D Touch technology is naturally associated with Android's "long press" operation. Indeed, the two have something in common in terms of their functions - acting as a "right button". This operation makes up for the problem of single click operation and adds convenient menus and operations. However, the essence of 3D Touch is based on hardware technology, and the supplementary function of the "right button" is only a small part of it. The potential of pressure touch is much greater than Android's "long press".

Of course, Huawei's attempt at Force Touch technology also means that pressure-sensitive technology is likely to become a new standard for smartphones, another standard technology after large screens, narrow bezels, and fingerprint recognition. I also hope that the Android team can speed up the pace of following this technology, so that there will not be a gap between iOS and Android applications (applications based on pressure-sensitive touch will gradually become popular). I think Force Touch is an interesting technology. I found it quite interesting when I experienced it on Apple Watch, and I believe that the upgraded version of 3D Touch will not disappoint me.