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[teepeeayy]

Ok, one more thing, does the scratching or not scratching also depend on how slowly or quickly is one writing with it ? or in general it will not scratch ? Like for e.g if someone is writing a little too quickly, like while taking a dictation then is there a risk of the screen scratching ?

So far after about 2 weeks with my Jot I also see no scratches.

 

[kelvinkindchow]

Personally, I don?t find there is any big different between those stylus pens. What bothers me the most, is the palm contacting issue. Even though many apps have developed a palm rejection, it often got override by the multi-touch gesture in IOS 5. Every time I rest my hand on the screen it starts to do something crazy. I just have to left up my hand the entire time.

I ended up buying a physical handpad to solve that. You guys may wanna check it out. It's quite affordable, and come with a pen.

If you are interested, you can google ?stylus handpad? and you will find it. It?s worth a look.
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[Sara Adam]

I use Alupen it's the best...

 

[gameboy213]

I just received my lunatik stylus that I backed on Kickstarter and it is pretty darn good.


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[phreddyl]

I just received my lunatik stylus that I backed on Kickstarter and it is pretty darn good.


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Did you get the polymer one or alloy? I was looking at the less expensive one but can't decided.

 

[gameboy213]

Did you get the polymer one or alloy? I was looking at the less expensive one but can't decided.

I went with this one for $30 and it's pretty darn good.

1 LunaTik Alloy Touch Pen with silver anodized aluminum body and graphite metal clip.


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[phreddyl]

I went with this one for $30 and it's pretty darn good.

1 LunaTik Alloy Touch Pen with silver anodized aluminum body and graphite metal clip.


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Think those are $40 now.

 

[kevinipad]

One of my friends is using a targus one and reports it to be excellent.

 

[LaneLester]

If you're undecided about getting a stylus, I recommend the 3 for a buck or so at Amazon. I bought these for my cheap Android tablet, and they work even better with the iPad 3. I hardly ever use them, having gotten used to finger computing.

Lane

 

[dwayne.williams]

I'm using the Targus stylus. I haven't really found too many uses for it. But when I do use it, it works well.


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[seanpr]

I'm using a TrueGlide, like it a lot. The tip is microfiber.



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[iBradA5]

Has anyone here used the Applydea Maglus? I've narrowed it down to that and the Lynktec TruGlide. I am not a fan of rubber tip styli but people love the Maglus...

 

[AgentHeracles]

I am wondering about the one from Brookstone and if anyone has used it. I saw both the long and short at a local store and wondered how it compares to one like the Pogo Connect or Wacom Bamboo styli?

 

[FitMomXtine]

are any of these stylus' that have rubber tips.. are any of them not too spongy/soft? I like the rubber ones because i'm afraid of scratching my screen.. but I want one that's a little bit more dense.. I am going to use the stylus to write/draw with.. and i like something more pen like with a rubber tip. Not so thick like the stylus that come from ebay with the iPad cases..

 

[jclisenby]

I use a cheap, rubber-tipped one that I found at some store for about $2. Works well on the iPad.


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