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I've tried all sorts of styli for my iPad ... not for navigating around but for writing and drawing. The Nataal was inexpensive, just bought because I needed something quickly for writing. I didn't know what to expect, but certainly nothing I could draw with. It's not as heavy or solid as the Wacom Bamboo, but that's not necessarily a bad thing ... and it doesn't feel cheap or fragile at all. It's a decent length, so easy for me to hold onto. The tip narrows just enough that by the time it's touching the screen I can see what I'm doing around it (not like using a big fat crayon); and it's long enough that I can hold the stylus at a natural angle for writing without worrying about the metal bits of the stylus touching the screen. Drag on the screen is a bit more than, say, the Kuel or AluPen -- nothing excessive, though. The tip is very sensitive, moreso than the Bamboo or my trusty old BoxWave stylus (which I lost), so I don't have to press too hard to register a click or stroke. It's an excellent writing tool, and a completely acceptable drawing tool. The audio jack plug for hanging the stylus on the iPad is quite handy.
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nice stylus, good price