Will this pen work on an iPhone 6 - I like this stylus' fine tip as opposed to the "pencil eraser" nub on most. Is it really a fine point?
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It does not appear so. This is a resistive stylus, meaning it uses physical pressure to activate the screen. (With the exception of the special features Samsung offers that requires just hovering over the screen.) Apple products use capacitive screens, meaning they require a small electrical current to be sent through what ever is touching it, like the small electrical field a fingertip generates. Edit: I had the opportunity today to test it on an iPhone 6 (11/18/14) and it does not work.
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That is why I said it was a resistive stylus, not screen, but I wasn't clear as to how it activated the screen, so the comment that Kai Ming Leung is good information of which to take note. However, it doesn't change the fact it will not work with the iPhone 6.My apologies to all for leaving out this information, and thank you Kai Ming Leung for clarifying the functionality of the stylus.
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I know it works on my iPad it's the second one to come out I have not tried it out on your iPad. But the pens works great on my phone and my iPad just great so I would guess it should work for you. Good Luck.
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Yes. This was a horrible stylus and the tips don't last very long. I have since move on to another stylus.
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I purchased the New Trent Arcadia Clickpen and I'm happy with it. Any stylus compatible with the iPad should work fine. You can find the clickpen here on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007FXMOV8/ref=oh_details_o08_s01_i03?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Yes, of course. The ball point will not scratch, it retracts completely. Gave some to my co-workers and they LOVE them - we work on iPads all day. Tip is maybe 4 mm.
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The stylus is the same length as a Sharpie or ball point pen. The rubber tip is soft but works great on my iPhone.
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Hi Amber! Our thin-tipped pens have been excellent sellers. Some sellers offer fine-tipped pens, which these are not, though the diameter of these is smaller than that of a standard stylus pen (6mm vs 10mm of a regular tip). If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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Hi DC Machead! My apologies for the late reply. But the answer is YES! All of our stylus pens will work on any capacitive touch-screen device (meaning any screen you would normally use your fingertip on). Hope that helps! Jessie / The Friendly Swede
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I have a 4S Iphone so I really don't know if the stylus will work on the 5 or not. Wish I could be more helpful.
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Nope. I bought this thing quite a while ago. If I remember correctly, this type of stylus only works on those "ancient" PDA devices with prototypic black-n-white LCD screens. Bottom line: it won't work on any of the modern touch screen devices, iPad, smart phones, etc.
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It is very close. No stylus that I've used is perfect, but this is by far the closest to a pencil or fine point pen that I've used.
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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.
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I have a iPhone 4 and IPAD 3 and have not had a problem with this stylus. I just replaced the tip after three months of using as I only use a stylus. The only thing I found with the rubber tip ones is that it made a black streak on my screen which comes off with the ZAGG foam cleaner. I sure like this stylus as so nice and smooth and I bought 10 pacs of the tips. If you want a good rubber tip that has replacement tips the Wacom was my other one that I use. I hope this helped.
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I think it work very well w a stylus. I put mine on as soon as I got my iPad and haven't taken it off. I have a regular and a fine point stylus and it responds as quickly to them as to my finger
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Hi Mary W.! Katie here from The Friendly Swede! I do apologize for the tardy reply! Our stylus pens are made to work on any capacitive touch screen device, such as an iPhone or tablet. It ultimately replaces what your finger can do on the screen. These rubber tips would most likely be too soft to use on a credit card machine and we are unable to guarantee their compatibility with that since they are made for another use. If I can be of further assistance to you please email me at our storefront customer service link here:
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I purchased the New Trent Arcadia Clickpen and I'm happy with it. Any stylus compatible with the iPad should work fine. You can find the clickpen here on Amazon at Stylus Pen, New Trent Arcadia (2PCS) Clickpen Stylus/Styli with [Micro-Knit Tip] [Retractable] for All Capacitive Touchscreen Smartphones and Tablets. [TwinPack: Black + White]
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my experience with stylus is not good. It works perfectly with finger but not with my stylus (I have used both rubber end and apex fine point).