does the screen protector make writing with a styli difficult? specifically a jot pro with plastic tip.
2023722
I don't write with it. So I can't answer the question. But for the $8.00 for 2 covers I think it is worth a try.
2023723
Not at all. Screen maintains its responsiveness. I have an adjonit jot pro too. Works fine. However I have the matte version on my iPad. That kind of decreases responsiveness.
2023724
Absolutely not, the stylus works as it normally should with the tech armor on
1618955
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.
1112161
Not at all. My stylus is working the same now with the screen protector as without it earlier.
966967
Yes, it seems pretty responsive to a stylus. I use mine occasionally and have no problems.
465830
Absolutely. It doesn't affect the pen or touch feature in any way. It doesn't cause any "drag" like other screen protectors, and it won't scratch. It's as if the screen protector IS the screen! :D
767206
Absolutely! The tips are a super soft rubber that can be bent enough, when being used, that the metal tube can scratch the device. I can confirm this when my daughter scratched my Ipod with it. (thankfully the screen protector worked as it should have!) Hope that helps. Good luck with your decision / purchase.
524615
I am using the stylus on a Kindle Fire HD and a Samsung Galaxy S4 phone, neither of which have a screen protector. While I have only been using it for less than a week or so, I have seen no evidence of damage on either device so far.
701487
yes but the screen protector is a little thicker than a normal one and not as close to the actual screen so I found it harder to use swype. I ended up tearing out the screen protector and just putting a regular one on it
1487281
Its sutch a soft tip so its best not to use in my opinion. But its still nice to point out apps. It can be good to write but the tip may teer off.
135409
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!
194008
On my Galaxy Note 10.1 with the Armorsuit screen protector, it does increase the "stickiness" of the screen a bit but it's not enough to cause issue for me. In fact, I like the extra bit of resistance my touch and stylus. I was having problem drawing on the bare screen without the Armorsuit screen protector installed. The smooth contact surface of the screen was making my stylus slipping an extra centimeter or two when I wanted it to stop at that precise spot.
1695484
it is like the tip of your finger; your finger is not a fine point. I don't profess to know the science behind it, but I know that all styli have wider surfaces. Probably because the touch screens are programmed to respond to surface areas the size of fingers. Also, not sure if this is valid, but this prevents scratching I assume. I wondered the same thing, but bought it anyways. Rest assured, you can write very precisely with this! There is a tip covered by the disc, but your tablet/phone should always use the center of the disc (i.e.: where the tip of the pen is) to see where you're writing, so it works out.
1620153
No real noticeable difference, hovering over the screen with the stylus still produces the same small circle, pressing the button on the stylus still makes the shortcut menu appear and the touches/long presses feel the same. Only difference is that you're pressing against a glass surface versus a screen protector so it's hard vs soft.
1505558
I have a Bluetooth key board, so I don't use the stylus for note taking a alot. The times I have it seems to work great, the length does help keep the other fingers and palm of the tablet. It might require some practice to adjust from what you may be currently using.
1189426
The plastic tip isn't so much for protection as it is for surface area. This is required for a capacitive screen. That's why most styli for capacitive screens like on the iPad are so large, most of them are at least 3 mm in diameter.
832656
Abolutely no... If you are afraid about this you can use a screen protector: the pen still works!
391028
I didn't use a stylus. I couldn't get it on clean. When I smoothed it down it had a lot of bubbled and water marl like streaks