I'd rather use the pen point for my Android. I find the sponge types are sloppy on my small touch pad. I don't see anything about using the pen tip. Is this usable on my Android? If not, what's the purpose? Thsnk you very much to all who reply.
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The pen tip is metal and not good on touch screens. I bought this one because it has a fiber tipped stylus. It is far superior to the rubber version. It is more precise, requires a much lighter touch, and lasts a lot longer.
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Hi. I am so new to this . I have an air and it is great to point and pull with. It works great on the keyboard however I can go quicker on the keyboard with using several fingers. I haven,t got the left thumb down yet. Plus it is very pretty. I don,t know that the round end would work well to draw with if you are using that type of program. Keep in mind I am still fairly illiterate with all these devises . I didn't,t like the floppy end. My understanding is it plugs in to the headphone jack to help you keep up with it. Haven,t looked yet to serif it can be removed. Hope this is some help. Blessings Hi. I am so new to this . I have an air and it is great to point and pull with. It works great on the keyboard however I can go quicker on the keyboard with using several fingers. I haven,t got the left thumb down yet. Plus it is very pretty. I don,t know that the round end would work well to draw with if you are using that type of program. Keep in mind I am still fairly illiterate with all these devises . I didn't,t like the floppy end. My understanding is it plugs in to the headphone jack to help you keep up with it. Haven,t looked yet to serif it can be removed. Hope this is some help.... » Read More Hi. I am so new to this . I have an air and it is great to point and pull with. It works great on the keyboard however I can go quicker on the keyboard with using several fingers. I haven,t got the left thumb down yet. Plus it is very pretty. I don,t know that the round end would work well to draw with if you are using that type of program. Keep in mind I am still fairly illiterate with all these devises . I didn't,t like the floppy end. My understanding is it plugs in to the headphone jack to help you keep up with it. Haven,t looked yet to serif it can be removed. Hope this is some help. Blessings « Show Less
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Only as a normal stylus because you would need to be on at least iOS 7 to run the smart apps and software required to make the drawing pressure sensitivity functional. So you would be better off with a soft-grip standard stylus and spend less money on it. A great wide-body stylus with grip and ergonomic design is the Cosmonaut. Well worth the $30. Or Wacom's other economical stylus' are good too. Happy shopping. :-)
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Is that a tablet. If so im not sure. I think the tablets r much bigger stylus pens. I ordered this for my note 2 phone was wayy to small. Had to actually call samsung n pay a pretty penny for the right one.
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Hi Jose R! Reina here from The Friendly Swede! I do apologize for the tardy reply! Our thin tip stylus pens usually work well even if you have a screen protector. Though if you find it unresponsive or need further assistance, please email me at our storefront customer service link here:
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I have had experience with both the jot script and jot touch with pixelpoint. I personally think this stylus is better than both of them but I love the features that the jot touch offers with bluetooth and I feel like I'm writing with a pen with my jot touch. I do use my jot touch more than this stylus.
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This pen is designed to work with the iPad. I haven't seen anything that say its compatible with android or windows. I did attempt to pair with and android phone but there was no way to enter the code required to pair them. It did pick it up though as stylus. Depending on the application you may still be able to use it. Also check into the Adonit products, they may work on android devices. Check the discussion board on Adonit and Wacom though before you buy either.
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TO BE honest the tip is too small. The bigger tipped ones for from the 99.cent and $1.00, etc. They work on all and I mean all touch screens!!!!!! Try it you will love and only a buck!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's to write with. Like on paper. As for the stylus tip I don't cover it. There's no need to. But you might want to try a band aid on it. Lol. Hope this helps you out.
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To be truthful, I haven't used the stylus. I have only used the chargers, but I'm assumingn it's for clicking on the keys on the Kindle pad itself when you are trying to type something?
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The stylus I think is pretty decent for drawing, but the platform you're working on makes a huge difference too. If your tablet or whatever doesn't pick up the movements quickly enough, your drawings will look bad regardless of the quality of the stylus. So, I like it more than other styli I've tried for drawing, but my drawings still look like butt.
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Yes, it is pressure sensitive, which is probably why the tips wear out so quickly. No experience with Android or Autodesk's Sketchbook.
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Hi Sara... NOT with the ballpoint please ... but the use of the touch screen rubber tip is fine on any of the touch screen phones, tablets, or computers. I hope this helps.
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My mistake, it DOES come with one, lol (gave it to my father and forgot). Actually, it's not bad. I've seen some people use stylus' with a lot of force, causing the tip to completely deflate/cave in, but I just tested it out, and you barely need to touch the screen, for the phone to recognize it. Used it to unlock the phone, then played around with it a little bit once inside. It wasn't recognized when trying to use it on the back/menu, but everything else seems to work with it just fine(pulled down notifications, types on keyboard, opens apps, etc). It's about the same size as a pen, maybe a tad shorter and wider.
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hi there. sorry i dont konow. i use my pointy finger. to scared of pen and possible scratcin screen. probably wnt but dont use. i lov love my roo case. it dont cover screen. i would guss to say the pen would work on nook hd+ because when i look up accesories to buy a pen is listed. so if you already hsve pen it should do fine. i started with simple touch no lite after the yr for mothersday i got nook hd+ it is awsome. internet action plus a great lite. it holds over 5,000 books. the stylus unfortunatly dont come with case but there is a built in holder on side for one. hope this helps. sincerely. cyndee mesa az hi there. sorry i dont konow. i use my pointy finger. to scared of pen and possible scratcin screen. probably wnt but dont use. i lov love my roo case. it dont cover screen. i would guss to say the pen would work on nook hd+ because when i look up accesories to buy a pen is listed. so if you already hsve pen it should do fine. i started with simple touch no lite after the yr for mothersday i got nook hd+ it is awsome. internet action plus a great lite. it holds over 5,000 books. the stylus unfortunatly dont come with case but there is a built in holder on side for one. hope this helps.... » Read More hi there. sorry i dont konow. i use my pointy finger. to scared of pen and possible scratcin screen. probably wnt but dont use. i lov love my roo case. it dont cover screen. i would guss to say the pen would work on nook hd+ because when i look up accesories to buy a pen is listed. so if you already hsve pen it should do fine. i started with simple touch no lite after the yr for mothersday i got nook hd+ it is awsome. internet action plus a great lite. it holds over 5,000 books. the stylus unfortunatly dont come with case but there is a built in holder on side for one. hope this helps. sincerely. cyndee mesa az « Show Less
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The click-pen version from NewTrent is slightly narrower, however for capacitive stylii companies don't have "fine" tipped versions, I think it has to do with needing a minimum surface to create the charge that the screen detects. Check for an input zone option in your app or find one with it, that makes it easy to work around. Basically that will blow up a portion of the page into a portion of the screen for you to write in without having to zoom in like crazy. It takes some getting used to, but I have found that it doesn't slow you down too much. I take notes just as well with it as with paper now. Hope that helps! The click-pen version from NewTrent is slightly narrower, however for capacitive stylii companies don't have "fine" tipped versions, I think it has to do with needing a minimum surface to create the charge that the screen detects. Check for an input zone option in your app or find one with it, that makes it easy to work around. Basically that will blow up a portion of the page into a portion of the screen for you to write in without having to zoom in like crazy. It takes some getting used to, but I have found that it doesn't slow you down too much. I take notes just as well with... » Read More The click-pen version from NewTrent is slightly narrower, however for capacitive stylii companies don't have "fine" tipped versions, I think it has to do with needing a minimum surface to create the charge that the screen detects. Check for an input zone option in your app or find one with it, that makes it easy to work around. Basically that will blow up a portion of the page into a portion of the screen for you to write in without having to zoom in like crazy. It takes some getting used to, but I have found that it doesn't slow you down too much. I take notes just as well with it as with paper now. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Hi Thomas C. So sorry for the late reply! Cleaning up a few missed messages today. The answer to the question in layman's terms is, taking the place of your finger. A capacitive or "touch screen tablet or phone will work with your finger or any other 'capacitive' stylus. If you have further questions, just let me know here: