Description says sensitive tip. If you touch the tip of stylus is it firm or does it push down?
500572
It is firm but if you apply pressure it mashes down. It does pop right back up once pressure is released. You don't need to push down on it to use it.
500573
It pushes down, but does not go completely flat. I have these and love them.
2088039
No, it is simply a stylus with a rubber tip...Don't waste your money on this hunk of junk...I contacted Amazon about it and they credited my account...They said I could keep the stylus...I threw it in a drawer....
1567314
It's capacitive just like you touching the screen, so if your fingers work through the screen protector, so will the stylus.
1801605
Open it up as if changing out stylet. If it falls out or comes out with too much ease, The stylus is probably not popped into place. Hope that helps.
1963439
I have not used the stylus very much but found it worked flawlessly. I have been using my fingers to touch and go. I am very happy with the monitor's touch capabilties and display. Good Luck!
517054
I would look for a higher quality rubber tip. As I said in my review, SOME of these stylus have a "firm" tip and do not respond well. Probably 3-5 of this pkg will have no problems for about 6 weeks. You get so many cuz you need to pick through them & find the good ones. Good luck!
1846009
I should work with every device with a touch screen. I haven't had any trouble with the tip making contact. In fact I barely touch it to something and it works.
2107732
from the pictures, it looks as though the stylus strap would be located right over where the power and volume buttons are. if that is so, is it likely for a stylus to unintentionally press the buttons when bumped?
1357437
No you hardly have to press to get it to work. Best stylus I have every used.
328790
No it does not. It's much thicker than a typical stylus. It's more like a pen.
1870722
You can rest your hand on it while drawing. The tablet senses the position of the pen stylus, not the position of your hand. The "touch" feature refers to finger gentures that can be used for such things as zooming (similar to gestures on an iPhone). If you find that the way you move your hand, while you draw, is too much like the gestures, you can switch off the "touch" feature. Likewise, the stylus has a rocker switch that can be used as "mouse click." If you find (as I do) that your grip on the pen sometimes accidentally clicks that switch, you can disable it.
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.
135410
I am not a professional artist by any means, but I like to sketch and compared to other styli (that have rubber-like tips but are not covered by some type of special fabric), this one works very well. I don't feel like I have to press so firmly on the screen. I haven't compared it to other styli that are specifically made for drawing/art, so I can't tell you about that, but I can say that my search for a really great stylus is over.Hope this helped!
739752
The stylus replaces all actions that your fingertips would perform. Be sure to have the rubber tip touch the screen. If you are using an App that allows for freehand writing, you may want to check with the App to see what it recognizes or what needs to be used to "write" in the App. Hope this helps...
517053
It has a rubber, or rubber-like tip, so yes it drags. However, I do not find the drag to be excessive. I imagine that the level of drag is at least somewhat dependent upon how much pressure is applied to the stylus. I know this really does not help you much. These stylus' are inexpensive, so I suggest trying them. If it works for you, then purchase more. If you lived next door to me, I would just give you one to try.
793175
Yes. You have to push little more than your figure. I have yet found a stylus that you do not have to push a little. I use them on my iPad.
1177950
It is resistive verses capacitive. Pressure is required. The stylus is helpful. With my finger it seems like it will break but it won't. I will post a full review soon.