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Question: Does the stylus have pressure sensitivity?
Document: I have bought, tested and tried countless iPad/tablet styli in the market to find the perfect device for drawing in the iPad as naturally as in a sketchbook, and it had been so far a long string of disappointments, over-promises and under-deliverances. I even was a Kickstarter backer for HEX3's Jaja "pressure sensitive" stylus, but not even their new teflon tips can save that wreck of a device.
The Musemee Notier V2 stylus has a great feel when using it. I find that it doesn't take much pressure at all which is part of the reason I love it. The stylus unscrews in the middle and then screws onto the end so you can protect the tip. The ONLY bad thing that I have found in using this stylus is that the tip wears out and eventually breaks forcing the user to get replacement tips.
I have a VERY responsive mutli-touch tablet and while this product works slightly better than the Adonit... neither one comes close to the responsiveness of fingers. Since they are not pressure-sensitive and most drawing programs allow for line thickness, considering the price, the fact that the tips must be replaced regularly, that they're fragile and that they skip and really do no better than a fine-point standard stylus... I don't see the advantage.
I really wanted a pressure sensitive stylus to use with ProCreate, but figured I'd wait for the YuFu. In the meantime, I wanted a nice, precise stylus to hold me over. This is a great stylus for your first, or if you just want to use it for note taking. The machined aluminum finish is top notch and the anodization has held up, even on the thread portions, and I have a habit of turning the cap back and forth when I'm not using the stylus.
My Ipad thanks you for this one. Its really a great tool for quick sketches. Though it isnt pressure-sensitive, I still foundit very useful as a refined drawing tool.
Sure, it's not pressure sensitive and the plastic tips will wear out with use (thank goodness for cheap, easily available replacements from Musemee)... but in my experience it just works! What else would one ask for?
Fantastic! Very pressure sensitive. Also, it looks very nice because of its all-metal design. Works really well on my iPad. Just a reminder that you'd better use this pen without using a screen protector. Some screen protector will affect the pen performance.
Good Stylus.
So far this stylus writes better than the Jot Pro.
With this stylus you can actually tell where it is pointing. Unlike the others with rubber tips, they are as accurate as my elbow.
Answer: Once the stylus touches the screen it starts to work. You don't have to push hard, works when I hold the pen lightly. If you have a screen protector you can write or push as hard as you need to just like when your writing on paper.Hope I answered your question.