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Question: Any problem with scratches on the screen after using this stylus? I don't like & don't want to use a screen protector.
Document: I have purchased several stylus pens for my tablet and I thought this might be my favorite and started using it right away and ran into a problem. The stylus pads break off quite easily and replacements are not as cheap as they should be. If you have a screen protector (who does not?) then it creates just enough drag to break off the rubber stem holding the pad. There are several pad type stylus competitors. I would have a look at one of those.
I love this stylus. Very smooth and very precise on my iPad. I'm using to teach a math class and it is fantastic.I did want to say that I had my iPad with a Tech Armor brand screen protector and the tablet was completely unresponsive. I had to get rid of the screen cover.The stylus does, however, work with other covers. My phone has an Otterbox case that includes a screen protector, and the stylus worked fantastically there.
I was not happy with the scratches it left. I was glad I had bought and installed the Cosmos screen protector before using it.
I wrote to the Notability folks asking them to add a calibration set-up for their app similar to what the Palm OS used to do for their stylus and digitizer but they only recommended I use a stylus with a wide tip.I also own a Wacom Bamboo stylus and the Notier is superior. I will note that my iPad has a really cheap screen protector, it came with my iPad case, and the Notier leaves scratches on the glossy surface.
It writes very legibly and the screen picks up the pen strokes fairly well. however I noticed after turning off my screen on my iPad that there were scratches on the screen from the areas where I used the pen the most, luckily for me I had a screen protector on my screen. I recommend this using this product with a screen protector already on your device.
Writing on my iPhone 5s which has a Zagg Invisibleshield HD screen protector the stylus disc feels sticky on the surface but leaves zero scratches. I would not recommend that screen protector with this stylus as it causes the disc to jerk around.
This works awesome for me. Sketching in Procreate and Sketchbook on the Ipad just got much more fun! It will leave faint marks on a screen protector, but thats what it's for. A gentle wipe of the stylus tip and the screen protector before starting will minimize this. Certainly not a problem for me. Highly recommend this as a good and economical stylus!
I received this a day earlier than expected and now it doesn't leave my side!The pen arrived in a package that was very easy to open. Included where two &#34;tips&#34; for the pen. They look like the tip of a ballpoint pen with a plastic disk at the end.Using the pen is incredible! It glides like butter over the screen of my iPad Air. It still glides very smoothly even after adding an Xtremeguard protector, but there is just slightly more friction.
Really nice and not too light. Have a jot pro and I've been using this one instead. I illustrate children's books and do my work on an ipad, so I need a pen that is smooth. Definitely use a screen protector. I use the ismooth and have had no problems. It does squeak at times but only is the screen is dirty.
Not thrilled. It totally scratches my protective cover and does skip some. I am not sure that I will continue to use. This is second one that I have tried and both have not worked. I don't want to try without cover, because I do not want to take a chance that it will scratch glass.
Answer: Haven't had any scratches. The tip has a round flat disc to keep you from pressing hard and damaging your screen