Does the S pen still work with this screen?
465829
Yes. The screen is still very responsive. I have not come across any deficiencies with this screen.
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
465831
Yes, the s pen works exactly the same as it did before I put on the protector
465832
Yes, but mine has cracked 2 different times and I never dropped it. But it might just have been mine
91925
I just got this S pen and found original S pen need to be pulled out from the slot before using this S pen on the screen.
248355
Sorry but no it won't. The Tab series does not have the Wacom hardware to detect the S-Pen and only uses capacitive input (finger). There are a number of styluses on the market for capacitive displays and a Google search for Best Capacitive Stylus will give you a number of reviews.If you want accurate pen input with exceptional (almost perfect) palm rejection then getting a Galaxy Note is your best bet.Sean
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I suppose you are asking about an active pen (not an imitation of your finger, working similar to mouse pointer). The answer is no. Every screen uses a different digitizer technology that must be implemented for both: screen and pen. Therefore the pens aren't universal. If some device is using a certain technology (e.g. Wacom: Surface Pro 1 and 2, Asus VivoTab Note 8, Lenovo ThikPad Tablet, Helix, Cintiq Companion) the pens are compatible and replaceable. The Executive Pen for Elitepad 900 is based on Atmel technology and this implementation on Windows looks very early and limited compared to competitive techs from Wacom and N-Trig (Surface Pro 3). I suppose you are asking about an active pen (not an imitation of your finger, working similar to mouse pointer). The answer is no. Every screen uses a different digitizer technology that must be implemented for both: screen and pen. Therefore the pens aren't universal. If some device is using a certain technology (e.g. Wacom: Surface Pro 1 and 2, Asus VivoTab Note 8, Lenovo ThikPad Tablet, Helix, Cintiq Companion) the pens are compatible and replaceable. The Executive Pen for Elitepad 900 is based on Atmel technology and this implementation on Windows looks very early and limited compared... » Read More I suppose you are asking about an active pen (not an imitation of your finger, working similar to mouse pointer). The answer is no. Every screen uses a different digitizer technology that must be implemented for both: screen and pen. Therefore the pens aren't universal. If some device is using a certain technology (e.g. Wacom: Surface Pro 1 and 2, Asus VivoTab Note 8, Lenovo ThikPad Tablet, Helix, Cintiq Companion) the pens are compatible and replaceable. The Executive Pen for Elitepad 900 is based on Atmel technology and this implementation on Windows looks very early and limited compared to competitive techs from Wacom and N-Trig (Surface Pro 3). « Show Less
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I havent used it byt it should support basically stylus should be supported in all touch laptops but except spl features like the screen disabling when stylus comes near the screen to stop hazzle writing may not be present.
1597405
I do not know because I do not own one. Most likely no, this is because with newer models they usually get thinner and the this specific case does not have a slot for the s-pen.
2180362
Not at all, in fact my palm doesnt rest on the screen at all when I'm using the S-pen.
482871
The stylus is actually the end that is not the ink pen. It looks like a soft eraser but that is what you use on the screen. The ink pen is a bonus!
1021385
No pen, and since it doesn't flip I wouldn't want to write much on it anyway. Myself I don't find the touch screen that useful, except for debugging touch gestures.
897610
No it doesn't but there are compatible pens that work just the same and its cost effective. I paid 10$ for a stylus pen and it works fine on all my devices I have
1527734
Yes it is. Doesn't have any trouble with the Surface. Always has connection the screen..plus the pen does come in handy.
1307370
I just tried it on my note 3 and there were no marks from the s-pen. Even when I pushed down harder and dragged it I did not see any marks. I think the tip of the s-pen will break before that happens.
1426874
This display works with a stylus, but a stylus is not included in the purchase price. The stylus I got with my Acer PC works just fine with this display
155894
Yes, and the stylus has a rope thing that can be tied to the computer. As far as I know this computer isn't touch screen, only a stylus will work.
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.
276177
Don't worry. It has a small stylus pen with an elastic that you loop through the side so you can never lose it. The stylus pen works great.But you might have problems with the new Cowon S9 which has a capacative screen and so needs a finger to touch it, not even a finger nail will work on the S9 (I just happened to see that on the web).
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Sorry, I dont use an S pen, so I dont know the answer. It hasnt interfered with anything for me though. The magnet is not situated anywhere near the screen. It snaps to the back of the cover when it's open and to the front of the cover only when it's closed. The price is cheap enough that it's no great gamble.