Is this stylus good for writing?
904849
Yes, as a pen and a stylus, I found this instrument to be the best of both. I carry it around with me all of the time. Excellent quality!
904850
I find the pen segment of this stylus useful for short notes that I don't need to kee more than a moment or two - those times when making the note on my Kindle doesn't seem warranted. For example, I watch Wheel of Fortune. When they display the answer to their final puzzle, I note it down and put the note in my office for later entry into their puzzle on their web site. I also use it the check off items listed on paper that I have completed or on a form on paper to be submitted. I like having it available, and the fine point makes it easy to fill in information on forms with small spaces.
1684502
This stylus will not respond like a pen or pencil on paper, but if you are using an iPad or similar device, you will find that it is better than your index finger. Pressure is required to use the stylus and you speed will be a result of how evenly you apply your strokes. I find the stylus is very good with sketching mores than writing.
1317772
Yes. Although it tends to not catch the flow of the stylus. You have to go a little slower to have the tablet sense the stylus.
2182258
Yes this is a great stylus. It does come apart and then it is a pen and the other end is the stylus with the soft tip.
2257251
No, actually. The tips and their replacements are highly variable. Some tips might be better for handwriting than others, but don't expect it to feel anything like pen and paper, much less a hard-tipped, bluetooth stylus, when writing.
1223487
No, this is another type of pen for another type of tablets. What you need is a "stylus" pen.
586230
I have this type of stylus and really enjoy using it, It has the feel and texture ot a pencil. All that is required is to gently point thr rubberized tip on a letter or whatever tou are using if for. It helps me enter my dialogue faster,Good luck
1577377
Stylus, yes, but pressure sensitive stylus, I doubt it. This is part of what sets Samsung's Note line of tablets apart from the Tab line. If you want a pressure sensitive stylus, go with the Galaxy Note 8.0, which is a fantastic tablet (I have one and love it).
1031356
No, the tip is too fat and mushy for that. This seems more useful for scrolling, flipping pages and clicking on icons etc. It is just not suited for drawing or note taking as far as I can fell.
1320662
It's not a stylus. It is a cartridge. You need a clear workspace, a little patience AND A CARTRIDGE PROTRACTOR. Screw those paper ones. You will never get it right. Buy a protractor for $20 or borrow a friend's.
135410
I am not a professional artist by any means, but I like to sketch and compared to other styli (that have rubber-like tips but are not covered by some type of special fabric), this one works very well. I don't feel like I have to press so firmly on the screen. I haven't compared it to other styli that are specifically made for drawing/art, so I can't tell you about that, but I can say that my search for a really great stylus is over.Hope this helped!
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:
350279
Definitely. That is the reason I bought this stylus. I have an IPad 2 and use a handwriting recognition software.It is the best stylus I have used.
432919
No, but a stylus is about $10. Do yourself a favor. Buy the Microsoft Surface.
846269
No idea. I doubt it. My son gave me a stylus that he had gotten as a promotion, and the rubber tip just wore through and had to be thrown away. If you find out differently, I'd like to know.
546866
I haven't tested it, but this is a capacitive touch screen, so you should be able to use a capacitive stylus on it, I'm not sure how precise it would be though.
1041273
Yes but I would suggest a rubber tip stylus as opposed to a disc tip (Jot pro) stylus. The disc tip will skip at times randomly, but if that's not a big deal to you then go with the disc