Does this device assist in locating the points, like other elecro-pens do? If so, how?
2020703
I haven't used any other pen, but as far as I'm concerned, this is one of the best purchases I ever made to release a trigger point. It uses a AA battery so it has a significant spark. I believe it's marketed as an alternative to TENS and acupuncture and it works great for me. The device comes with two attachments; I consistently use the flat one. The only downside it has is that the device is uninsulated so that you can feel the charge in your grasping hand. I found this to be an insignificant negative.
2020704
Hi E.Wingfield, yes it does and works great and in it's various levels. I think it works great and it locates points by point placement and varying what's most at ease for you and helpful, really great product and I'd recommend it over and over to anyone for alleviating different pain.
2257251
No, actually. The tips and their replacements are highly variable. Some tips might be better for handwriting than others, but don't expect it to feel anything like pen and paper, much less a hard-tipped, bluetooth stylus, when writing.
764045
The one I have does not have a pen in it. I was very disappointed . The tip falls off quite often I then have to stop and take it apart to fix the trip. I would not recommend it.
99529
No...this device basically marks your starting position (trailhead, car, etc.) and if needed, will point in the direction of your starting point.
2065818
Mine does not. It shows a digital compass pointer and the direction to go to get to the last location.
1865289
Yes. The mouse pointer will appear when you move the trackpoint and trackpoint scrolling also works.
1031356
No, the tip is too fat and mushy for that. This seems more useful for scrolling, flipping pages and clicking on icons etc. It is just not suited for drawing or note taking as far as I can fell.
1186162
No, but it has a clip like a ballpoint. I just slip it onto my inside purse pocket for easy retrieval. Also the color helps me spot it in a hurry! Great little pens!!
2144235
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
149658
I know what you mean. It can be frustrating. If you loaded the program setting properly, even then the pen sometimes has a mind of it's own. Sometimes it's how your holding it, but I never figured out what makes it act that way. When it does work, I'm relieved. Just some kind of tricky situation.
187599
The attached pen of the tablet Connect I own does not have that feature. Since this is the only device I have owned, I cannot answer the second part of your question. I do recall, though, that when reading about the specs of Bamboo tablets, I might have read about this feature on one of the other models.
862554
You can go back to the same position of point which you ended to start drawing (by hovering over the last point). In case you haverover the center of tablet, the point will jump to the center as well. The pen works like magnetic to pick up the point wherever it is.When you use your finger (instead of the pen) the tablet works exactly like the pad of your laptop, the point won't jump to the new location of your finger but you can put your finger anywhere on the tablet to move the point. In a word, I didn't find any problem using this tablet since around 1 month. Hope this will help. Raqee You can go back to the same position of point which you ended to start drawing (by hovering over the last point). In case you haverover the center of tablet, the point will jump to the center as well. The pen works like magnetic to pick up the point wherever it is.When you use your finger (instead of the pen) the tablet works exactly like the pad of your laptop, the point won't jump to the new location of your finger but you can put your finger anywhere on the tablet to move the point. In a word, I didn't find any problem using this tablet since around 1 month. Hope... » Read More You can go back to the same position of point which you ended to start drawing (by hovering over the last point). In case you haverover the center of tablet, the point will jump to the center as well. The pen works like magnetic to pick up the point wherever it is.When you use your finger (instead of the pen) the tablet works exactly like the pad of your laptop, the point won't jump to the new location of your finger but you can put your finger anywhere on the tablet to move the point. In a word, I didn't find any problem using this tablet since around 1 month. Hope this will help. Raqee « Show Less
1422749
Yes. You just turn the top section of the pen. One direction moves the pen tip, the other moves the stylus tip.
607254
I have to say that the stylus works much better than the rubber tip stylus, since you can at least see where you are going and what you have done already. With the rubber tip, you can't really tell where you are going to draw from. My experience is shared from the game "Draw Something"
1518579
Yes, the pen has a USB cord that is connected to the computer while scanning. The pen in itself does not hold the scanned information. It is only when it is connected with the cord to the computer that the information is transferred.
2200111
I'm not sure of a specific answer, but I do know that when I try to use the pens, they do take a bit of effort to make them write (some don't even seem to work). However, lately I haven't even been using the holder provided.
909148
As the others have said, this is just a GPS device. Via points depend on your software.