Preface：

The BOLT Series touch panels are available in both capacitive and resistive versions, while the Titan Series exclusively uses a capacitive screen.
The following section will explain the differences between these two types of touch screens and how to distinguish between them.

Capacitive Touch Screen VS Resistive Touch Screen

Comparison of Advantages

How to Distinguish Them

Method One

Distinguishing by External Factors
You can use a non-conductive object (such as plastic) to touch the screen panel.

• If the screen responds to the touch and requires a certain amount of pressure, it is a resistive screen.
  As shown in the image below, when a non-conductive plastic object presses on the panel option, the screen still responds:
  
  

• If it can only be operated using a finger or a conductive object such as a special stylus, it is a capacitive screen.
  As shown in the image below, even when a plastic object touches and presses the screen, there is still no response:
  
  
  

Method Two

Distinguish by checking the model label on the right side of the panel.

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The model label of the Capacitive Touch Screen will have the words GT5C, as shown in the figure below:

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