Choppy in a sentence as an adjective

It could be slow, choppy, and a bad experience.

That video clip was freezing and choppy on my 2010 MacBook Pro.

And Lynx, but with just 4 frames the animation is a bit choppy

Kindle Fire 2 is still choppy and sluggish from the preview videos I've watched.

Loading is a bit slow, scrolling is very choppy.

Now 60Hz mouse movement feels choppy and horrible.

It's choppy and unreadable scrolling using the scrollbar, and using the right arrow is just too slow.

It seemed unplayably choppy to me with with that many opponents, but I never did get that expansion pack that sticks in the front.

It's really choppy on my computer, but I'm definitely finding it interesting on a few levels.

"While I am glad people are experimenting with new UI metaphors and reading experiences, every product I've seen from Onswipe has been, as you say, slow and choppy.

Even the cheapest hardware out there today is able to provide a nice user experience, and in answer to that we invent new ways to make everything bloated and choppy.

I'm a very heavy user of Chrome, usually I have around 3 windows and 50-60 tabs in total; with this is setting I feel it's running pretty snappy, animations runs very smooth compared to the choppy experience I get with a single window and a single tab using Firefox.

Choppy definitions

adjective

marked by abrupt transitions; "choppy prose"

See also: jerky

adjective

rough with small waves; "choppy seas"