Does this interfere with the S-Pen and its' pressure sensitivity?
829105
Just a little bit more drag or grip while your written other then that not very noticeable
829106
It does not interfere at all, it fact it looks great on the note3 that you forget that it even has a screen protector. Great price...buy an extra for backup.
829107
I have being using it for several months and I can honestly say I have forgotten it was even on my phone. It doesnt interfere with the S-pen anything.
829108
No it actually is very good and easy to apply I bought a couple screen protectors had this on since I got it great.
2145205
no because it only functions with the pen tip and where you move that on the pad hope that helps?
1964902
Hi Skye,Thanks for your question! The Note 3 screen protector absolutely works for writing with the S-Pen. Every now and again we have a customer that states it does not, but usually they try to use the S-Pen right after installation. What I would suggest is letting the screen protector set 15 minutes or so before using the S-Pen on it - sometimes there is a "tacky" feeling which goes away with exposure to oxygen. You can also give the screen protector a firm once-over with the enclosed microfiber cleaning cloth to expedite this process.Please let me know if I can be of further assistance!Cheers,KyleeiSmooth Customer Service Hi Skye,Thanks for your question! The Note 3 screen protector absolutely works for writing with the S-Pen. Every now and again we have a customer that states it does not, but usually they try to use the S-Pen right after installation. What I would suggest is letting the screen protector set 15 minutes or so before using the S-Pen on it - sometimes there is a "tacky" feeling which goes away with exposure to oxygen. You can also give the screen protector a firm once-over with the enclosed microfiber cleaning cloth to expedite this process.Please let me know... » Read More Hi Skye,Thanks for your question! The Note 3 screen protector absolutely works for writing with the S-Pen. Every now and again we have a customer that states it does not, but usually they try to use the S-Pen right after installation. What I would suggest is letting the screen protector set 15 minutes or so before using the S-Pen on it - sometimes there is a "tacky" feeling which goes away with exposure to oxygen. You can also give the screen protector a firm once-over with the enclosed microfiber cleaning cloth to expedite this process.Please let me know if I can be of further assistance!Cheers,KyleeiSmooth Customer Service « Show Less
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Yeah I think there might have been some plastic cap thing when I got it, but I tossed it, the tip retracts into the pen body, so there is no real exposure.
1079500
The pen is pressure sensitive but it is very sensitive. Essentially there is a very fine point before the pen reaches the pad that divides 'hovering on screen' and 'writing on screen'. This is truly the only negative that I have for this product. It takes some balance and practice before adjusting to this difference between the two actions.
966967
Yes, it seems pretty responsive to a stylus. I use mine occasionally and have no problems.
714778
Graeme, I must write and draw with a fairly light touch, as I had not noticed any clicking before. But when I write with a more staccato effect, I definitely hear that click. Good thing you brought it up or I woud have thought something was wrong with my pen
951558
There is a disk at the end of the pen, so the point is not thin, but since the disk is transparent you can see the pen point and it is very accurate. I will suggest you purchase extra points though as the disk is somewhat fragile. Additionally, if your tablet screen protector causes any drag, you'll find this useless (unless you're willing to remove said screen protector).
1021246
Yes, it is pressure sensitive, which is probably why the tips wear out so quickly. No experience with Android or Autodesk's Sketchbook.
482866
The opposite end of the "ink pen" has a foam tip. The foam tip is for use on the tablet. The tip is foam so varying pressures will make a line thin or fat depending on the pressure applied.
1378794
I don't know how much my pressure varies. I use the pen 100% of my computer time - mostly email, word and pro photography. I can't say that I've seen anything wrong with mine, but then I don't use brushes in Photoshop much or take steps where I vary the pressure a lot. Paul S
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I actually have not had any issues using my s - pen with this case. There is a magnetic flap the closes the case, however I'm not sur how that would affect the s-pen. It hasn't affected affected the usage at all. Hope that helps
1646432
While I can't say for certain b/c I haven't used mine really since I bought it (going to write a review of it in a few moments) - it should work like any other stylus pen just without the pressure sensitivity - the battery only works for the mechanism inside the pen to convert how much pressure you're applying : )
2180362
Not at all, in fact my palm doesnt rest on the screen at all when I'm using the S-pen.
1378795
I don't know how much my pressure varies. I use the pen 100% of my computer time - mostly email, word and pro photography. I can't say that I've seen anything wrong with mine, but then I don't use brushes in Photoshop much or take steps where I vary the pressure a lot.Paul S
618822
Yes, however this is just a generic touch stylus and not compatible with the S-pen extra features like pressure sensitivity.
1581135
This case design with an opening that allows you to have easy access to the S-Pen. My S-Pen works perfectly, it has no issues on the screen and so far I haven't seen any problem. I hope this helps.