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Question: Is this stylus pressure sensitive?
Document: The Maglus Stylus is the best stylus for iPad so far. Sensitive in stylus's tip is good and very accurate. I got an extra tip in the box i bought in Amazon. Good deal and useful for people spend time on iPad for everything they need.
The Maglus is well built, feels great in your hand, and glides smoothly and effortlessly across the screen of your device. Yes, I know what you may be thinking. You don't know what kind of device I have. How can you say it will work on my tablet, smartphone, or touch screen computer? The Maglus is a sensitive and amazingly accurate stylus that  can work on  any touchscreen device.
The Maglus itself is a beautiful instrument that is a pleasure to hold. I find myself picking it up and playing around with it even if the iPad's somewhere else. In use, it's very sensitive and responsive. The conductivity is as good as Applydea claims on its website.The Maglus works great as an all-purpose stylus with the included silicone tips. I, however, like to play around with art apps, and the drag is too significant for drawing and painting.
Purchased this to use in various drawing/painting apps on my ipad air. I am pleasantly surprised by how well it works for a passive stylus. Very sensitive in general.. sometimes I feel like I need to use it more upright to be really detailed but thats not a big deal. For the price I can't think of much out there that is of this quality, the magnetic feature is appreciated as is the magnetic sticker/mount that comes with the stylus.
Very nice stylus. Writes nicely, easy to tap on keyboard. Requires less pressure than my previous stylus. Love the magnet and that the shape prevents it from rolling away.Very quick delivery.Good buying experience.
Feels great in my hand and love the magnet. Oh, and my iPad and monitor are no longer covered in fingerprints.Stylus tip durable as well. Have been using for a month with no visible wear or change in touch pressure or feel.Great job, Applydea!
Very nice stylus and sensitive tip when new. The magnet feature is convenient. But tips wear out, and this company cannot supply them. It could be the best stylus on the market but without tips it's useless. I feel duped.Update: Applydea has a new customer service dept and caught up in its production. They promptly sent me new tips and covers for my magnets. I believe they have fixed their customer service and production issues and would highly recommend this stylus. Thanks for listening.
This stylus has lived up to its reviews, I've tried various styluses before, and this is the only one that has given me a decent response on an iPad and actually is durable. There is a bit of pressure that needs to be applied in order for it to write well in a handwriting mode app, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty smooth.
I've been using for a couple of weeks now for note taking in a college class, and this stylus works great. It takes very little pressure to write naturally. The weight and balance make writing very easy. Also the magnet is very nice for anchoring the stylus to my tablet when not in use.A super stylus that works great!
This stylus does not live up to the hype, but it is the best (and most expensive) stylus I've used. It has an odd shape and can be uncomfortable initially. It is heavy and I don't have to apply pressure, which eases hand fatigue. It comes with one replaceable nib and is lovingly packaged. I found additional nibs being sold on Maglus website, (2 for $10) if I should need.
Answer: No, it isn't. As a matter of fact, the Maglus rubber tip is firmer than p.e. the Bamboo.However, some apps mimick a caligraphic pen effect. Some with a wetness factor (Notes Plus), others with writng speed (Paper 53).