Force percentages differ on the left and right buttons, or don’t go to 100%?
The force sensors are designed to work at full sensitivity in the center of the buttons, so clicking on the edges means it may not register a full force.
The sensors are calibrated at the factory so that the readings are the same on both the left and right side, but over time, the calibration can change. Causing the percentage values to read differently on each side. This normally shouldn't be a problem however, as you can set the force thresholds individually for each button.
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