Looking for a stylus that provides a high resolution (smaller pixel width when stroked). It looks like the tip is wide though. It is high resolution?
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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.
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Not necessarily. It's a soft point tip that compresses on touch. Really the only tablet with high precision would be the note due to its calibrated own. But this is nice to simply use to navigate through Web pages etc. It does work slightly better than your finger, but not for writing due to the soft tip.
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I'm carrying a stylus in the little elastic tab thingy right now. It's *really* tight, though, so my regular fat stylus doesn't work. I've got another, thinner, pen/stylus combo device that slides right in. They can be had for $2 or so on the major online auction site we're not supposed to name.
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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.
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the stylus length is 4.1 inches with a good firm tip! good luck in ur search for the right one!
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I don't know why not. This stylus Has a thin tip which I feel makes it easier to use. Is also a bit longer which I like. I really think you would be very satisfied with this stylus.
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I have a pen with a special soft point on the back end that I use as a stylus, but I usually use my finger. I may not be answering your question because I do not really use the tablet for much more than reading and podcasts.
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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!
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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.
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Only as a normal stylus because you would need to be on at least iOS 7 to run the smart apps and software required to make the drawing pressure sensitivity functional. So you would be better off with a soft-grip standard stylus and spend less money on it. A great wide-body stylus with grip and ergonomic design is the Cosmonaut. Well worth the $30. Or Wacom's other economical stylus' are good too. Happy shopping. :-)
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Yes but hard to use because the tip on the stylus is too small and not flexible at all.
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I'm not sure. I know the larger tip works on iPhones & iPads,but the smaller tip does not. However, the large tip is still a lot smaller than the standard size stylus tip. Hope this helps.
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I have a Galaxy Tab 2 7" tablet and I found the stylus tip too large to draw and/or write effectively. Don't bother to use it and use my fingertip instead. If you are looking to do small lines/drawing/writing, etc., I don't think this will help you much. Samsung needs to design a stylus with a smaller tip.
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From what I have read these stylus wont work. You need the broader headed kind of stylus.
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At the end where the stylus is it might be the diameter of a pencil. The rest of it is smaller than a pencil. Length is about 2.5 inches.
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A stylus is not compatible with this. Not even a ipad stylus. That is why I returned mine.
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It does OK. It's the best stylus I've found and a the pen is handy, but like all stylus's (styli?) on the market, the tip is about the same diameter as the rest of it so while thin lines can be drawn (depending on your app, of course, where that line is might not be exactly where you wanted it because of the size of the tip.