Iphone 4 screen feels like screen protector

Hey ive had a problem since a buyed my iphone 4.. when i use it i feel like the glass/sreen react like a iphone with screen protector..
Any idea why? when i use one of my friends iphone 4 they feel much faster to react, and smoother when sliding.
i have no screen protector, have updated it and still the same?

Yes.. ive had it in 6 months now .. its very strange, then i most say its not as bad as having screen protector but still annoying when i try somebody others iphone and feel it much fast to react

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hello bakedbeanbomber
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