How is it different from using a stylus or your fingers?
1655609
I ended up returning. As I thought it did write also. It was expensive. And not what I expected. If you are an artist. Then you will love it
1727106
The pen tip is metal and not good on touch screens. I bought this one because it has a fiber tipped stylus. It is far superior to the rubber version. It is more precise, requires a much lighter touch, and lasts a lot longer.
1700700
I don't know. I googled it, but it didn't really make sense. I like the stylus, though.
2145180
it is a stylus. its a little thing used to type on a touch screen phone or other touch screen device, instead of using your finger to type.
585931
No it cannot. It is used just like the default stylus such as holding it down and touching the screen twice opens notepad or holding it down and keeping the tip on the screen takes a screen shot. It cannot be changed however.
1633097
Are you referring to the handwriting tool on the galaxy tab? If so, you must switch to that tool instead of the using the onscreen keyboard. Then you just write with the stylus as if it were a regular pen.
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.
101823
I still use my finger most of the time, so the only other stylus I have used with it has been one for the kids -- a triangle crayon shaped larger stylus. I haven't had any problems with that or using just my finger. :)
306663
The tip basically registers as a fingertip. Your iPad2 doesn't have the ability to discern different levels of pressure or the size of a finger. The stylus would basically act as a replacement for your finger. The upside here is that you would then have a much easier time seeing what your doing and a more realistic feel to your highlighting activity.If you are looking for a device that actually cares about stylus pressure and responds by increasing size, look into getting a Microsoft Surface 2 (Pro) or 3. Drawing or painting on those devices is about as realistic as it gets.
783216
Yes, you can use any stylus , the smaller one would be preferable, however I use the old fashion finger. Wish you well. Larry
133066
I have no problems at all. I use a stylus and even my finger easily. I hope my answer helps with your question.
949242
When texting or playing a game, etc. it makes very few mistakes. Using my fingers is always hard to text. So I use a stylus to make it easier.
1404950
It's a stylus... instead of using your finger to touch the pad, you use the stylus. take the cap off and there is a rubber tip on the end. That is what you touch the screen with. For when not in use I plug the end of it (with the string attached) into my phone.
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Not that I know of. Both of my styluses have a rubber tip about the size of the tip of your pinkie finger. I would suspect they're that size so that your device (Kindle, iPad, etc.) can "sense" being pressed by a finger or some simulation of a finger.
2161815
I do not understand the question - the pen is a pen with ink and it writes on paper - the stylus is a stylus used on a touch screen with apps to make selections. The pen should not used on the touch screen unless you want to damage the screen.
249542
Unfortunately we have not tried usuing the stylus while using the keyboard. But we have been able to move within the screen by touch with no problem, I would think you could use the stylus.
1039440
The "stylus" is both pen and stylus. The rubber at one end is used as the stylus and the other end is a pen.