is the stylus good for note taking on the Ipad?
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, and they have worked fine for me. They're as long as standard ink pens, but when I bought them the description claimed "sharp, fine tip. " Unfortunately, that is not the case and although they do come in different sizes, none of the rubber tips are fine point.
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I just submitted a review that goes into a lot more detail, but here's the short of it. I've found that, compared to other styli in the same price range, this stylus is excellent for note-taking. The tip is appreciably thinner and harder, to the point that even Penultimate is now better at palm rejection using this stylus. (I really don't feel the need to be a more expensive stylus for note-taking-- but that's just me.) For me, the problem is that there is too much friction for scrolling through webpages and documents, but this same friction makes it a lot easier for me to control the stylus and write neatly. I can even squeeze in tiny, written text when necessary. I just submitted a review that goes into a lot more detail, but here's the short of it. I've found that, compared to other styli in the same price range, this stylus is excellent for note-taking. The tip is appreciably thinner and harder, to the point that even Penultimate is now better at palm rejection using this stylus. (I really don't feel the need to be a more expensive stylus for note-taking-- but that's just me.) For me, the problem is that there is too much friction for scrolling through webpages and documents, but this same friction makes it a lot easier for me to control the... » Read More I just submitted a review that goes into a lot more detail, but here's the short of it. I've found that, compared to other styli in the same price range, this stylus is excellent for note-taking. The tip is appreciably thinner and harder, to the point that even Penultimate is now better at palm rejection using this stylus. (I really don't feel the need to be a more expensive stylus for note-taking-- but that's just me.) For me, the problem is that there is too much friction for scrolling through webpages and documents, but this same friction makes it a lot easier for me to control the stylus and write neatly. I can even squeeze in tiny, written text when necessary. « Show Less
316017
I don't know about notetaking because I haven't tried. I can tell you the stylus fits like a pencil or pen in your hand It makes the same kind of strokes as same and they are a little longer than other styluses and easier to control. Donna
316018
I would think so. I use them on my tablet and phone. My mom uses them on her iphone.
316019
I would use it for note taking, but keep in mind note taking is largely dependent on your app. For example, how easy is it to erase a mistake in your chosen app? How large are your letters when you write with a stylus? Can you resize it in your note-app?
316020
I have a nexus 5. On the nexus it worked well. When I tried a regular one it was to big. But this one was accurate with good reaction. In apple products I can't say.
316021
I'd be more able to answer your question if I had an IPad but it is compatible with the type of screen that most modern tablets use, although the tip tends to collapse after a short time ... it's definitely not the pencil-tip I was expecting
316022
Hi Thaniya! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) Our stylus pens as described on our listing page as follows: "Thin-Tip High Precision Universal Capacitive Stylus Pens", are just that thin-tip and precision performance and will work well for most note taking. We have never claimed in our description as "sharp, fine tip" as some have stated, rather we've described as I stated above because they are a thinner more precise tip than our other stylus pens. Hope this helps! Please contact us at the following link for a speedy reply to any further questions we can help you with. Here is the link:
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I think the Wacom Bamboo stylus is preferable for note writing. The amPen nib does drag on a Zagg screen-protected iPad where the Bamboo does not.
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Yes, I use it with the iPad Air 2 and love the stylus. It is very responsive. I also like having a pen handy when I need to take notes on paper. I also like the extra length of the 3-in-one stylus as opposed to most other stylii on the market. I switched from using a Bamboo stylus, which was my favorite until I tried th amPen.
951708
Im not quite sure because I have never used a stylus with my ipad but I dont see why it would affect it.
1400467
Hi, I have calculator which you can write out the problems on screen and I have found these stylus' to be very accurate even when writing exponents I downloaded a 'chalkboard' and found that it writes like a chalkboard in other words odds are this stylus will work on a IPAD chalkboard app. I wish I could give you more information. These are great stylus' for the price as well as how well they work.
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No very good at all. You must try the Latest Adonit JOT SCRIP 2. That one really works fantastic on the Ipad 2. It comes with six months of EverNote Premium, and free paper downloads.
1166317
It will work fine. It is a regular stylus, just thinner thus less cumbersome to use.
1419901
I have not tried the stylus for writing using the inotes app, but it is sure worth a try because this is the best stylus for iphone (it is not as effective for ipad).
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I have not used the note-taking feature. I do have colleagues who own the Samsung Note 3 and they use the note-taking feature all the time. You would have to research different types of stylus also, because the Tab 8" does not include one. Friends tell me that finger note-taking can be a clumsy adventure at times.
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I have not tried the stylus on the iphone 5, just my kindle fire. I'm sorry I couldn't answer your question.
868951
I have an iPhone 4 and an IPad and they work great. It's nice to be able to attach them to the device so I'm not searching for my stylus all of the time.
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I highly doubt it, as it was designed for the HTC EVO View 4G Tablet. I am not sure if any stylus works on the iPad.
1745996
I wouldn't go with it - find another like tabletgear or something that states: "works on iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch and most touch screen devices. These stylus' seem to work on everything! should be in the $7.00-$15.00 range - hope this helps
1048414
the stylus should work fine with the iPad air. Advance features like palm rejection will require Bluetooth 4.0 on your apple device.
529526
This particular stylus is not compatible with the iPad but Wacom, the manufacturer, has one that is. Make sure you get that one.
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The tip basically registers as a fingertip. Your iPad2 doesn't have the ability to discern different levels of pressure or the size of a finger. The stylus would basically act as a replacement for your finger. The upside here is that you would then have a much easier time seeing what your doing and a more realistic feel to your highlighting activity.If you are looking for a device that actually cares about stylus pressure and responds by increasing size, look into getting a Microsoft Surface 2 (Pro) or 3. Drawing or painting on those devices is about as realistic as it gets.
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This pen is OK for using the keyboard and other touch function. You can write with it, but it's bulky writing. They tip as the other reviewer says is too big. It makes what you're doing come out think and big. I do use it to write a simple quick note, nothing long though. The stylus that comes with the Galaxy Notes are better suited for note taking and drawing. However I don't know if those tablets have an app in them as well for that purpose. This is a good stylus though. Much better than the cheap ones you get for a buck.