does anyone have any experience with the Jot Script and Jot Touch, how does this stylus compare?
1867143
In my opinion that jot script does not rise to the required level and musemee Notier is better than both. I'm using musemee Notier and jot pro always.
1867144
I have had experience with both the jot script and jot touch with pixelpoint. I personally think this stylus is better than both of them but I love the features that the jot touch offers with bluetooth and I feel like I'm writing with a pen with my jot touch. I do use my jot touch more than this stylus.
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.
619618
I use it with the Notability app for taking notes and I like it much better than any other stylus that I have tried. The stylus tip is a little mor firm and gives you a better feel when writing.
1400467
Hi, I have calculator which you can write out the problems on screen and I have found these stylus' to be very accurate even when writing exponents I downloaded a 'chalkboard' and found that it writes like a chalkboard in other words odds are this stylus will work on a IPAD chalkboard app. I wish I could give you more information. These are great stylus' for the price as well as how well they work.
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I haven't used this on your particular device, but it worked well in my Surface rt. This is a highly accurate stylus for touch screen devices. The rotating tip takes some getting used to, but after you get the feel for it, it works just like a pen.
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Maya, I haven't used it for work yet which is where I expect to use my stylus. So far it has just been finger poking. Wish I had better input for you.
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.
1419902
Specifically from New Trent? Not that I'm aware of. I use the New Trent one for taking notes myself and its accurate for me. You might want to try Adonit Jot Pro for supreme accuracy.
1954402
Certain apps can do exactly want you want, I suggest getting Noteshelf on the App Store, it's an awesome note taking app (I use it and I absolutely love it) you can download your PDFs and add additional pages to it. As for this stylus, noteshelf has a palm rejection feature that syncs to the stylus and it's awesome, you can write while having your palm resting on the screen. But make sure you disable multi tasking gestures. It's really neat, Palm rejection works so great I had no problems whatsoever.
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I do have the full version of Acrobat and Foxit, both of which I can use on my current laptop to highlight or mark up the text. Was curious if I'll be able to do the same with the touch tablet.
691926
That is exactly what I have and it works great. I´m going to buy some more to have as spares. I've had the stylus for a few months now and haven't noticed any wear on it at all yet. And I use it alot!
621444
It does not matter but as I stated in the review, it's not worth the money. Just get the Jot pro and you will be more than happy.
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Hi... To be honest with you , i regret it . I have iPad mini retina with a monitor anti-scratch cover , the jot didn't work properly on the cover so i took the cover off , i used the jot directly on the monitor. The jot scratched my monitor that was last time i used itI prefer jot script it looks better and it doesn't have this metal head.My advice!!! Don't buy it
546866
I haven't tested it, but this is a capacitive touch screen, so you should be able to use a capacitive stylus on it, I'm not sure how precise it would be though.
2106960
I have been able to use mine quite well with a Stylus. Mine isn't too slow to my way of thinking.
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JoJo, the tip on my 7 1/4" stylus is about 7mm. I don't have the shorter version, but I'd wager it has the same tip. I can be fairly accurate with my stylus. It doesn't take much pressure to get contact. It is very smooth.
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No, but a stylus is about $10. Do yourself a favor. Buy the Microsoft Surface.