I note a sizable price differential in styli-what is the difference in functionality between $10 stylus and $30 stylus?
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The only critical part is going to be the tip, really. The rest is just the materials and how it feels in your hand.
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I didn't like the $30 Bamboo stylus. There were parts that unscrewed that kept coming lose and ultimately fell off and got lost. I would recommend going to the less expensive model as they work as well and haven't fallen apart.
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I do not know, but I will not buy anything from them because apparently I got fake product from them.
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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!
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I bought it specifically for artwork. I've bought tons of both expensive and cheap styli with varying degrees of success. I HATED the Adonit touch because the lines kept skipping as I used it. Not acceptable for a hundred dollar stylus. I had better luck with cheap wal mart styli. Had been really hoping to find a finer point stylus for precision drawing, but it just doesn't exist. So, I opted to try this one and it works great, especially with the microfiber tips. Yes, the nib is big, but you get used to it. What I really like is the nice weight and feel of this stylus. It just feels good in my hand while using it. I bought it specifically for artwork. I've bought tons of both expensive and cheap styli with varying degrees of success. I HATED the Adonit touch because the lines kept skipping as I used it. Not acceptable for a hundred dollar stylus. I had better luck with cheap wal mart styli. Had been really hoping to find a finer point stylus for precision drawing, but it just doesn't exist. So, I opted to try this one and it works great, especially with the microfiber tips. Yes, the nib is big, but you get used to it. What I really like is the nice weight and feel of this stylus. It just feels good... » Read More I bought it specifically for artwork. I've bought tons of both expensive and cheap styli with varying degrees of success. I HATED the Adonit touch because the lines kept skipping as I used it. Not acceptable for a hundred dollar stylus. I had better luck with cheap wal mart styli. Had been really hoping to find a finer point stylus for precision drawing, but it just doesn't exist. So, I opted to try this one and it works great, especially with the microfiber tips. Yes, the nib is big, but you get used to it. What I really like is the nice weight and feel of this stylus. It just feels good in my hand while using it. « 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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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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Having looked at Amazon's site and did a comparason I would say that the stylus will woth with both carts, but I wouldsuggest that you go to Amazon and compare them for yourself. I'm satisfied with my purchase and I want you to be satisfied too but be warned that the stylus is very thin and will not stand serious abuse. Good Luck.
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The stylus is actually the end that is not the ink pen. It looks like a soft eraser but that is what you use on the screen. The ink pen is a bonus!
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It's touch screen, but I don't own a stylus so I dont know the answer to your question.
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No. This isn't that type of 'stylus'. This is meant and designed to operate with huion graphics tablets. It's essentially a pen for art, with tips that need replacing and all. Sorry.
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Yes, the one I got came with 3 stylis pens, but I've used my finger also...however it responds better to the stylus pen.
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Stylus was not included with mine. I got one at Walmart for $10 which was made for an IPad. It works well.
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C.T., I would recommend you send an email to "support@friendlyswede.com" to get a good answer. I haven't purchased any replacements and don't see a listing on-line 7.3" stylus.
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Not on my version but perhaps a current model has that. Between the onscreen touch and the keyboard, many users wouldn't need a stylus.
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The difference between this stylus and others that are all rubber is that this one does not have much "give". I know what you are talking about. I have owned styli before that if I pressed too hard I could go down to the metal point of the tip. I think that you would be pleasantly surprised with this one. It does not get stuck and has a natural feel. I don't even think about the stylus when I am writing because it works as it is supposed to. Personally, I use it for the iPad 2.
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I don't know specifically about the tab3, but because there were so many I have shared them with others who have a variety of devices. The styli have been effective with every type of screen. Minimal pressure is required, just as if writing with a pen. The greater the definition of the screen, the greater the precision.
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Hello. I am sorry, these Color Tipped Styli do not have a Pen function. They only work as Touchscreen Stylus.Thank you
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I don't know about a stylus or wha its used for. But I can say the wireless connection is inadequate and goes through periods a couple of times a week when it continually kiks out. The design is poor. All the connectorpors are on the side. The worst is the big clunky power cord which connects where I use my mouse. Worst computer I have ever owned