can it withstand pressure from using a stylus without falling backwards?
1108168
I don't often use a stylus, but I tested it out and the screen stayed stable.
1108169
I havent personally tried. But I have used my finger which would apply just as much pressure. So I think it's safe to say a stylus will work just fine.
219944
As best seen on the black stylus in the picture, there is a guard on the end. It seems to be a hard plastic of relatively high quality. It does not move and is not removable. The end IS open, but the tip of the stylus is well protected when it is clicked up. You'd have TRY to damage it. Or have a freak accident...
1577377
Stylus, yes, but pressure sensitive stylus, I doubt it. This is part of what sets Samsung's Note line of tablets apart from the Tab line. If you want a pressure sensitive stylus, go with the Galaxy Note 8.0, which is a fantastic tablet (I have one and love it).
874131
I haven't tried, but it seems unlikely -- I've had mine for almost 6 months, and the original stylus is still very snug and secure after a lot of bumping around in my bag. Also, the loop is reinforced with a row of zigzag stitching around the middle, so that stretching might cause the thread to tear the leather a bit.
229773
Actually, with a screen protector, you should be safe. However, I've found a simple rubber tipped stylus -- a give-away item from my local credit union -- actually works better! Whoda thunk?
1205361
Yep, but it's not that smooth, the stylus tends to stick to the screen guard. It has a bit of a rubbery finish.
427725
No, it is not designed with a place for a stylus. But there are a couple of places where you could probably put one pretty securely. Not made to hold one though.
1935474
Nope.. I've done it myself about 30 times not one bit of damage.. It's a very well made stylus
2044626
No, I would not try that - both device and the cover are rather thin, so even if you could get it to stand somehow, it is likely to fall.
1418185
There are no grips on the surfaces where the tablet is held. If you rock the stand sideways, the tablet may slip.This stand is meant for use on a desktop or perhaps a lap desk that is going to stay level from side to side.
916823
Yes. It may prove to be difficult if you can't grip it with your finger nail to slide it out. And although the supplier provides to stylus with the case I'm not quite sure where you can store them with the case.
1317772
Yes. Although it tends to not catch the flow of the stylus. You have to go a little slower to have the tablet sense the stylus.
1951841
That's a good question. I just tried it with and without my tablet cover (I often just put it on there with the cover on because it can fit and stay stable with it on) and I haven't had that issue. The stand itself seems to move backwards before that ever happens and I was forcefully poking at either corner. You may want to adjust how it's setup if you're having that particular issue.
1617823
I didn't have that problem. I suggest you contact the seller. I was impressed with their communication after receiving the product. They emailed me to make sure it met my satisfaction...and I hadn't even contacted them. But, my mom uses it strictly for a stylus. I like the netted material imbedded in the rubber, it seems to be more precise as a stylus than the plain rubber ones. Email the seller, I'm pretty sure they will rectify your issue.
1039741
I grip the stylus with the clip in-between my finger and thumb and I don't notice it. It wasn't an issue for me. I actually hadn't noticed until your question and then I had to take it out and hold it to see where it fell.
1448071
Yes, it has. He is very firm, but can damage the tip of the stylus, depending on the material, if you're not careful. And he really can loosen with time ...
1604526
Can't say I have, mine has always seemed pretty sturdy, in every position. Usually I have it in keyboard mode or fold it over and use it in tablet mode.