Is it comfortable during heavy touchscreen use?
144139
I was never able to get to that point. Mine stopped being able to support the tablet at all shortly after I wrote that review.
144140
It is if you position it correctly. It's pretty flexible to work in different situations.
144141
I have a 2nd generation Ipad and I feel its a little heavy for the Tail. You have to form the tail in a position where it'll hold it up but even then it'll lean or drop.
144142
We wanted a more hands free option while my husband was in bed watching movies on his tablet. It did not work very well even though it is a recommended use. The tablet became too top heavy and often fell or had to actually rest on my husband. I was not very happy with this product and had we still be in the return policy time I would have returned it.
144143
It's amazing. I have a monkey tail and I love it! Haven't taken it off my iPad in months! It's really versitale. The material on the tail is pretty sturdy and honestly it's taken quite a beating from me and doesn't show at all! I am in a wheelchair and this device has really changed my life! Hope that answers you question hahaa sorry to go on :)
144144
Yes. It's comfortable to use a tablet in bed. Hopefully the tail would be a little longer.
2264408
Another "yes" vote for lap typing and that's a priority for me. I could see this varying based on body shape but I can sit on a couch or chair with it on my lap and type comfortably. It feels very stable with the rear clip out (in landscape mode) and although I wondered initially I think it is weighted correctly so that it wouldn't risk tipping over backwards.
544232
I have not had any problem with the protective touch screen. It has just the right amount of sensitivity. I am 110% satisfied with this OutterBox.
2033000
It feels very secure, but can be a little uncomfortable after extended wear (1+ hour). Then again I have pretty sensitive skin, so your mileage may vary.
1710643
Yes, its really nice! Not flimsy AND the best part is that the touch screen still operates perfectly.
2262017
I'm sure it is as technology is always getting better. I've found this particular shoulder rest to be very comfortable. Its squishy enough to be comfortable but doesn't totally give way like the spongy foam rests.
2041045
I don't feel like it does. I have smaa hands and still find it comfortable. The phone is definitely not as slim with the case on, but the point of using this case is to protect it from damage.
392275
I'm only using an iPad. I have arthritis & I find it very comfortable to use.
608133
I took mine off. A skin would probably work, but I bet it would make the touchscreen less responsive.
231379
No. It's to uncomfortable. I bought it for my girlfriend so she can play games on her phone. She said it was to hard. I'm using it for plane trips.
326763
I've used it for 13hrs straight, honestly for me it's more comfortable than using the mouse pad on the laptop. But then I've always been a mouse type of girl so I'm much more used to using a mouse than a mouse pad. Hope it helps
17419
For light use it is fine. Screen protectors can affect sensitivity. Doesnt hold up long to extended use like for drawing.
198787
No, I found sensitivity is slightly reduced, but its not a crippling reducton. Actually, I welcomed the sensitivity reduction because it lowered the frequency of unintended touch screen 'events'.
1101295
It is fairly comfortable for it's low profile, but I don't think it was designed with maximum comfort in mind, it was mostly designed for performance. It took a bit of getting used to on the comfort side. I strongly recommend this if your looking to improve the accuracy of your mouse. Please keep in mind that anywhere your hand makes contact on the pad is an ultra-smooth surface with no jaggedness what-so-ever. The surface is super comfortable. If you mean sharp edge feeling inside of your wrists, then maybe I can relate a bit. If comfort is your thing, I recommend trying something more beefed up in thickness. To directly answer your question: It does tend to have unpronounced sharp edge feeling inside the wrists only when just resting your hand in idle, till you get used to it. Hope this helps you with your choice, cheers!
2248435
I haven't had any issues with it, but I'm not using it super frequently. I have found that I like to leave it in tablet mode quite a bit since it doesn't have the keys on the bottom like the Yoga.
544974
I did not find the touchscreen to be too sensitive at all. After a few minutes of inactivity you have to "slide to unlock" the screen for any inputs. I would say that the pressure is great, to make changes, not too sensitive nor hard. You DO have to sorta push a little bit when making changes or selections, but it seems right to me. Bottom line, I don't think that you'll be seeing some unnecessary inputs while playing a round of golf. Garmin did pretty well on this watch. I hope this answers your question.
1272730
For the most part it is. I don't really do a lot of extended typing so it probably would be as noisy. Seems to have gotten alittle bit noisier now that the keys have loosened up a bit.