Is this stylus pressure sensitive? Has anyone used it with an Android table? Has anyone used this with Autodesk's Sketchbook Pro 6? Thanks
934723
i use this stylus on an ipad in gaming applications and compared to other styli that i have tried seems pressure sensitive out of the box.
1684502
This stylus will not respond like a pen or pencil on paper, but if you are using an iPad or similar device, you will find that it is better than your index finger. Pressure is required to use the stylus and you speed will be a result of how evenly you apply your strokes. I find the stylus is very good with sketching mores than writing.
1671483
The working area does NOT matter. Trust me on this. Get the small tablet. Reason: you will map the tablet touch sensitive area much smaller than the total space available. Why? Because you really do not want to move your hand all over the tablet when drawing.
1378042
I do not use the tablet for drawing. I use it most always for 3D modeling rather than a mouse. My uneducated guess is that it is an excellent and less expensive choice for graphics/drawing. My only complaint is a lack of a software settable pressure threshold as the pen engages with the slightest touch to the tablet.
515955
The Wacom Intuos is a pressure-sensitive stylus which provides 2048 levels of pressure, what kind line you get out of it depends on the application you're using and the tool within the application. I have used mine to draw lines as fine as the application allows (usu. as small as one pixel) and it works fine.
186439
Photoshop has pressure sensitivity built-in. This tablet uses Wacom technology and is definitely capable of taking advantage of that.
623284
It feels very similar to their Intuos tablets, except you're drawing on the screen. I've never had the pen slip. It glides smoothly without issues. The screen is not as rough as a piece of paper would feel. There isn't that kind of resistance to the pen that you would feel on a piece of sketch paper. I hope that answers your question.
1797841
This stylus would be great for taking notes, however there are cheaper options that would work just as well. The main feature of this one is that it has multiple levels of pressure sensitivity. This is great for drawing, but if you're only taking notes you might not need that feature. You could go with the Jot Flip, Jot Pro, & Jot Script.
914136
Only as a regular stylus. Pressure sensitivity and all other bluetooth features will not work. The API is designed specifically for iPad.
293335
No. i just bought it for this reason and it doesnt work.. updated wacom drivers, removed small stylus, rebooted, etc. Nada.
436913
Sorry cannot say, as I do not use it for that. But as it has a rubber tip (typical of styluses) I would not think it would do well for drawing. Drawing would do better with a hard tip, I'd think. Actually what I was looking for, but can't seem to find.
610367
Yes - it only responds to the pen, and in its normal mode, only responds when there is pressure on the pen due to your drawing on paper. This is not like a touch screen. It works really well but only with the included pen!
1602072
Intuos is a highly pressure sensitive tablet. If you're just doing mid level work you're probably better of using a graphire instead. I find intuos to be more of an illustrator's tablet than a digital touch up.
1830358
The palm rejection works very wells. When the stylus is 0.5 inch above the surface, the tablet detects and does palm rejection. So you can place your palm on the surface and draw.
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 : )
2239556
Adonit tells me that their stylus is designed for ipad but I can't confirm bcs I am using an Android device. Email them. Their support is awesome.
864648
It's just a stylus - as long as you have a light touch when it comes to sliding the rubber tip across the screen it will do just fine. I noticed that when I applied a lot of pressure it caused the tip to drag which was quite annoying.