Does the screen offer enough grip to prevent stylus slippage? Most drawing paper is rough, but most screens are slick.
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It feels very similar to their Intuos tablets, except you're drawing on the screen. I've never had the pen slip. It glides smoothly without issues. The screen is not as rough as a piece of paper would feel. There isn't that kind of resistance to the pen that you would feel on a piece of sketch paper. I hope that answers your question.
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Yeah, I have the Companion hybrid but I understand that the hardware (exterior) is the same. It is really wonderful to draw on, has a slight grit to it, similar to a medium tooth bristol maybe? i have no complaints with that.
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I think the grip is ok, never will be the same as paper, but i didn't find a problem with it.p.s. excuse my english
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If you have used a wacom before, it offers the same textured surface. Its really nice to have that texture surface, but it is also what scratches. There's no way to get rid of the scratches, and additionally, they can only be serviced by wacom. The stylus itself can cause the scratching. But to answer your question, the screen offers a good grip, and the screen is not slick.
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I've had that slick problem with the 12WX. The companion's screen has a bit of texture on it and the feel is a huge improvement if you draw slow. It doesn't really help you if you draw fast. HOWEVER, Wacom has "Hard Felt Nibs" available separately (5-pack for $5). It adds a lot of friction and gives you the feel of drawing with a pencil on paper. Switch out some those extra standard nibs in the pen case with some felt ones, and you'll be good! I use my felt nibs for digital inking and painting where I need to be slower and precise, and then switch back to the standard nib for sketching where I need more fluid movement. In the old Cintiq, I needed the Felt nib on all the time even for just sketching, and since they wear down, I needed a new pack of felt nibs every 18 months, but it's just like restocking pencils, so it's okay. Oh, and if you go with the felt nibs on the Companion, first use leaves trails of dust that looks like screen scratches. They clean off easily with the wiping cloth that comes with the Companion.
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Yes, the tabs do hold the screen in place. I have always used a mouse, so not sure if the screen would block the 'touch' feature.
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You shouldn't have a problem. Also, this is a great stylus. Well worth the chedda.
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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.
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It feels a little different yes, but I think it has a very good paper feel as well. However if it gets smudgy then your pen just slides without the texture feel, but that happened with the stock screen as well. So not too much loss there. However having the peace of mind that you won't scratch the screen is a HUGE plus for me.
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Hey Melina if is a touch screen it should work fine. This is a fine stylus that will let you see your lines when writing or drawing.I hope this help you.
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Yes. The screen is pressure sensitive and will detect a stylus. But i do not know how precise it is.
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No, the surface is very similar to the feel of sketch paper. I have a screen protector on mine which turns it smooth and glossy which I do NOT like... however I love my wacom more than my desire for the good tactile feedback.
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I have been able to use mine quite well with a Stylus. Mine isn't too slow to my way of thinking.
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I would assume so. I am a teacher so the cover I have on my tablet is heavy duty and already has a no slip grip outer layer... I believe there is a part of the stand that has a some of that "gripping material"Hope this helps!
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I don't often use a stylus, but I tested it out and the screen stayed stable.
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I use it for taking notes and it's very smooth. I have yet to find a stylus with a very thin tip that's made with this same material. I'm not an artist but I do draw sometimes with it and it works of me.
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It works well enough I guess. The paper has enough grit to hold on to the ink but still smooth enough to let it flow like normal. Although lately I've been using a paper called Master's Touch Drawing pads but this one will get the job done pretty well. Good luck.
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Not too rough as to mess up the screen of your phone, but not smooth enough to slide out of your hand. Its more the flipper and pocket clip that are more likely to scratch it up. I have dropped my phone in the same pocket several times and no scratches from it as of yet, though I would not recommend making a habit of it.
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It does not scratch the screen. It has a very hard tip I am using one now. It is a great value,
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Anything with a touch screen (: it just wont slide as easily as you want to..like it won't be perfectly responsive but for the price you can't beat it!
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Nope! This pen will most likely scratch your screen. You're going to want a stylus with a soft tip for a touch screen tablet.