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Short version is yes, they are all roughly the same since this is mostly controlled by the firmware (which is for all intents and purposes the same across all the devices) rather than the individual device hardware.
The more informative answer is that if you are using epub you can run into what you are describing because the touch spot is quite small. If you are willing to run it through something like Calibre or Kepubify and convert the epub to a kepub you'll find it works much better (touch spot is much larger). As an added bonus, in kepubs the footnote (in most cases) will initially show in a pop-up box rather than jumping the page with them on it (if it's a large footnote you can then jump to the footnote page to see the whole thing).
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