Compare this (Adonit Jot Pro) with Musemee Notier V2--anybody has experience with both (besides price and body style/build)? From reviews it seems to me the Jot Pro scratches screen easily while the Notier does not, but its disc tip breaks and falls off easily. Compare this (Adonit Jot Pro) with Musemee Notier V2--anybody has experience with both (besides price and body style/build)? From reviews it seems to me the Jot Pro scratches screen easily while... » Read More Compare this (Adonit Jot Pro) with Musemee Notier V2--anybody has experience with both (besides price and body style/build)? From reviews it seems to me the Jot Pro scratches screen easily while the Notier does not, but its disc tip breaks and falls off easily. « Show Less
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I have not had the opportunity to use the musemee but have used many stylus and these types of stylus are better than the soft tips but the only one I recomend now is the the jot pro 4 blue tooth takes care of your palm being on the screen as you right. A little pricey but worth saving up
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I have both. I much prefer the Adonit simply because the Musemee tip is very fragile and breaks easily. Adonit has better grip.
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I really thought yes, and I've used it with it before. However, I see their list of apps has changed so now no, it doesn't have the palm rejection or anything fancy. But it does work with it as a decent stylus. You can see a list of the aps and which features work in which aps on their site here -&gt; http://www.adonit.net/jot-ready-apps/ I guess you'd need the script. It makes no sense why both wouldn't work. I wonder if anyone has used the touch with Penultimate before? did it stop working or am I just really impressed by how well it works as a dumb stylus? sorry, hopefully you went to the link and can figure it out. Things are always changing so if it doesn't now, it might
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The disk is the precision tip of the stylus, and it's Teflon-coated, so it won't scratch your screen. It does not get in the way, since you can see right through it. I have tried a few different types of styli, and this one is by far the best.
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I found the company website (google "mimo monitors" and it'll come right up). The only thing that makes it NOT like a tablet is that it's not pressure-sensitive. So, it won't distinguish between a light stroke and a heavier stroke, for example. It's precise enough to do handwriting recognition and some basic art. Personally, I'm going for it, but I'm going to try the "iMo Touch" model (which costs $20 less, but doesn't have free shipping through amazon) because it comes off of its stand entirely to be used more like a tablet.Glad someone else was wondering, and I hope that helps! I found the company website (google "mimo monitors" and it'll come right up). The only thing that makes it NOT like a tablet is that it's not pressure-sensitive. So, it won't distinguish between a light stroke and a heavier stroke, for example. It's precise enough to do handwriting recognition and some basic art. Personally, I'm going for it, but I'm going to try the "iMo Touch" model (which costs $20 less, but doesn't have free shipping through amazon) because it comes off of its stand entirely to be used more like a tablet.Glad someone else was wondering,... » Read More I found the company website (google "mimo monitors" and it'll come right up). The only thing that makes it NOT like a tablet is that it's not pressure-sensitive. So, it won't distinguish between a light stroke and a heavier stroke, for example. It's precise enough to do handwriting recognition and some basic art. Personally, I'm going for it, but I'm going to try the "iMo Touch" model (which costs $20 less, but doesn't have free shipping through amazon) because it comes off of its stand entirely to be used more like a tablet.Glad someone else was wondering, and I hope that helps! « Show Less
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I feel bad for you ben. I wrote a review writing about the same thing. Apparently, Wacom (those mofos) put a thin plastic film over the screens of the Cintiqs that scratches ridiculously easy if you don't change out their nibs as part of a planned obsolescence. I noticed that the screens of the 13 in models (Cintiq Companions & Cintiq 13in HD) scratch especially easy. Don't remove the screen's plastic, otherwise you'd void your warranty. I would just return the damn thing.
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The "pen" (for use on a small cell phone key boards) is just some more value added stuff the company included apparently for its PR value. Same for the very useful plastic carry bag and the form fitting key board cover. When I order the Notre Dame Green iPearl a year ago for my 15" MBP I had no idea that I would get anything other then the top and bottom covers. Last week we received a light blue cover version for the wife's 2014 15" rMBP. Her's was better then mine as iPearl is now including a key board cover that is the same color as the hard shell color you order-and they still throw in the pen and bag with the name IPearl printed on the pen. The "pen" (for use on a small cell phone key boards) is just some more value added stuff the company included apparently for its PR value. Same for the very useful plastic carry bag and the form fitting key board cover. When I order the Notre Dame Green iPearl a year ago for my 15" MBP I had no idea that I would get anything other then the top and bottom covers. Last week we received a light blue cover version for the wife's 2014 15" rMBP. Her's was better then mine as iPearl is now including a key board cover that is the same color as the hard shell color you order-and... » Read More The "pen" (for use on a small cell phone key boards) is just some more value added stuff the company included apparently for its PR value. Same for the very useful plastic carry bag and the form fitting key board cover. When I order the Notre Dame Green iPearl a year ago for my 15" MBP I had no idea that I would get anything other then the top and bottom covers. Last week we received a light blue cover version for the wife's 2014 15" rMBP. Her's was better then mine as iPearl is now including a key board cover that is the same color as the hard shell color you order-and they still throw in the pen and bag with the name IPearl printed on the pen. « Show Less
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You can but unwound prefer the Adonit Jot Touch 4 for that type of activity, I have found this one is best suited to note taking
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Yes, I bought this screen protector just for using my Adonit JotPro4 on it. It goes on in seconds with no bubbles and can be removed and repositioned after being used for awhile. I highly recommend this for drawing.
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I have only used it with Paper by 53 on my iPad. I like it a lot, but have no experience with using it other programs. The tips wear out if you use a lot of pressure, so have extras on hand. EH, Cleveland, OH
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I have not noticed any damage from dropping the stylus, however, as I'm sure you're aware, that's probably not a good habbit to form. As far as cleaning, there are multiple products available that I'm sure would work great, but I personally use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It's definitely worth doing your own research, and it's totally understandable if you want to stay away from a semi-DIY approach, but after cleaning my stylus hundreds of times I can say that I'm happy with the results. If the record itself is clean you should be able to notice an audible difference. Hope this helps. I have not noticed any damage from dropping the stylus, however, as I'm sure you're aware, that's probably not a good habbit to form. As far as cleaning, there are multiple products available that I'm sure would work great, but I personally use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It's definitely worth doing your own research, and it's totally understandable if you want to stay away from a semi-DIY approach, but after cleaning my stylus hundreds of times I can say that I'm happy with the results. If the record itself is clean you should be able to notice an audible difference. Hope this... » Read More I have not noticed any damage from dropping the stylus, however, as I'm sure you're aware, that's probably not a good habbit to form. As far as cleaning, there are multiple products available that I'm sure would work great, but I personally use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It's definitely worth doing your own research, and it's totally understandable if you want to stay away from a semi-DIY approach, but after cleaning my stylus hundreds of times I can say that I'm happy with the results. If the record itself is clean you should be able to notice an audible difference. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The Palm TX comes with a plastic digitizer. The touch screen that is used for stylus input. Over time the plastic tends to stretch for lack of a better word and you begin to experience problems with drift, etc. The glass screen eliminates this problem and in fact gives the TX a more solid feel. There are 3rd party programs that can also address some of these problems but over time they will return. This replacement will markedly improve the funtionality of your devise. The site on E-bay is called itsnotthere. The gentleman fixes and sells updated palm devises. His rating is 100% which is incredible, but he does excellent work. As I mentioned for a fee he will even add an internal microphone. There are other places that sell the digitizer but you will have to install it yourself which takes a degree of skill. For about $75.00 you can have it done professionally and have essentially a new Palm TX.
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I usually use it for writing and it is not good. I went back to my adonit stylus. Was trying to return it but I live outside US so it's kinda cumbersome to return it. Shipping charges from my country is half of the cost of the stylus so I'm kinda stuck with it now.
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This stylus would be great for taking notes, however there are cheaper options that would work just as well. The main feature of this one is that it has multiple levels of pressure sensitivity. This is great for drawing, but if you're only taking notes you might not need that feature. You could go with the Jot Flip, Jot Pro, & Jot Script.
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I actually returned this item and bought the Wolverine FD20. The Jumbl product did not produce very good results; the insert for the film is a clear acrylic and was scratched within a couple dozen scans. I am very happy with the Wolverine FD20, the negative adapter is "open" so there is no defect on the scan. As with all film scanners you must remove dust particles before inserting. Buy the Wolverine you will be much happier. Hope this helps.
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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!
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I'm sorry to hear that you are having problems with your pen. Mine has not scratched my iPad (3rd Gen) with or without the privacy screen. I can see how it would if it didn't have the clear disk attached to the tip, but with that in place, I have not had any trouble with it at all. I use Notability and I can change the width of the writing from fine to paintbrush-like strokes. I know there are other programs at the app store that may also serve your needs much like the one your student used (which sounds totally cool, btw). Best of luck.
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I sent mine back. Piece of junk. I had numerous problems, including it would'nt charge in the end. I bought an insignia for a little more money and love it. Hope this helps. Co. refunded monet quickly.Sarah