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Question: I just purchased a Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 mainly for note taking. Will this stylus work well on this android tablet? Thank you.
Document: I waited for the Samsung Galaxy Note running the Android OS with handwriting feature, yet when it did, I can't quite get used to its humongous size! Though I love the easy handwriting recognition feature just as much as I did the Ipaq's.
I purchased this stylus in order to note-take and draw on my iPad and iPad mini. The mesh tip styluses I have work well but do not have the fine tip required for legible script of a reasonable size. This product promised to provide more &#34;fine point&#34; precision and the ability to fluidly write or draw. After testing on two devices and two applications I found that it did neither.
I have purchased the Jot Flip, Mini & Pro & can only express my gratitude for Adonit having made a capacitive stylus that allows me to utilize my Galaxy S3 & my Nexus 7.With the Jot stylus, I am able to draw precise graphs, diagrams & legible notes & highly recommend the Jot Flip. It's extremely accurate and has the addition of a very elegant and precise pen cartridge. I've seen the BlueTooth pressure model and am saving up to purchase it.
I got this for taking notes on my iPad, and it's pretty good. Here's a comparison with the Bamboo stylus, which I also have.For note taking: The Adonit Jot Pro is definitely better for writing than the Bamboo stylus. With the Bamboo, handwriting looks terrible, almost illegible. With the Adonit Jot Pro, handwriting looks sort of messy but definitely legible.
This is my first stylus that goes directly on screen. It seems to work ok. I've not had issues with scratching on my Acer tablet but I don't use it often. I use it on a Windows 8 tablet. The fine tip is very useful for making sketches of graphs or equations or marking up a pdf. The tip is a bit awkward to use due to the disk but I can see why there is a disk.
I purchased this stylus for my iPad Mini after reading several independent reviews claiming this was the best stylus for writing. Although aware that most styli do not perform well on the iPad, I was hopeful that this would work well for my purposes. Unfortunately, I have found that the tip of is inconsistent and spotty. If I attempt to write a word, I may find that the screen picks up every letter, it may not read any.
I have no worries about this because i have a screen protector so i know my ipad is safe. I also have a REALLY good note taking app on my ipad that i use to write ALL of my notes in my college courses, so upgrading to this stylus was a good decision on my part.
I've found that sometimes when I'm drawing, the ink trail from the pen tip will lag a bit behind where I'm currently drawing. Sometimes this can actually throw off the accuracy of the pen. But, I don't think this is any fault of Adonit, it's more likely an issue with the hardware in my tablet not being able to keep up with the input or just that the Android OS doesn't have built in support for stylus use other than the touch screen capabilities, which were meant to be used with your fingers.
I bought this in the face of all the reviews of people saying that it scratches screens. I figured the scratches were due to either them not using the stylus correctly or a dirty disc tip, but I was wrong. This tip will scratch your screen.I'm meticulous with my Galaxy Note II. The screen WAS flawless. I used the stylus to draw some simple doodles for a few minutes on the Note II ( I know. Why am I doing this since I have an S Pen ?
It is the most precise stylus I've got, good for handwriting recognition programs. My issue is the little cap/tip that requires a clear disk on it to work. Mine came with one that was broken, and I had to buy new ones before I could use it. I sent a note to the seller, but got no reply.
Answer: Yes