Is this stylus pressure sensitive?
1644744
The iPad is not an artists tablet and does not have the pressure sensitivity of the artist pad.
1644745
To a degree, but not as much as a pointed, metal stylus. This tip is more rubberized.
1644746
No, it isn't. As a matter of fact, the Maglus rubber tip is firmer than p.e. the Bamboo. However, some apps mimick a caligraphic pen effect. Some with a wetness factor (Notes Plus), others with writng speed (Paper 53).
1644747
No, it isn't. As a matter of fact, the Maglus rubber tip is firmer than p.e. the Bamboo.However, some apps mimick a caligraphic pen effect. Some with a wetness factor (Notes Plus), others with writng speed (Paper 53).
1644748
I find it very sensative, which is the way I prefer it. Good luck with your search for a styli. If you purchase this one, you won't be sorry.
1644749
It is not however if you download bamboo paper app the pen is very smooth. Hope this helps
1644750
No. It's either on or off. In some apps, pressure sensitivity is mimicked by going over the same place more than once. For true pressure sensitivity, you will need to wait for the Apple iPen, where the pen interacts electronically with the tablet.
625930
I use this tablet almost exclusively in Adobe Illustrator. You have to create custom brushes with pressure sensitivity options, but it works very well. So to answer your question, Yes.
149461
No. Newer touch screens don't use pressure sensing to detect a touch or tap. They use a capacitive method that requires the human finger, or something equivalent, to sense your touch. Search for "capacitive stylus" to find compatible styli.
373864
I'm not sure. I would think so. The major thing I notice different with this stylus and the others is how it goes across the screen. It doesn't drag as bad as the other stylus. So if you are taking notes it is more pleasant to use. You don't have to press so hard just to write.
914136
Only as a regular stylus. Pressure sensitivity and all other bluetooth features will not work. The API is designed specifically for iPad.
1241071
I have found that a very light touch will do on my iPad if the stylus pen is tapped up and down perpendicular to the glass rather than angled and pushed hard. I have a protective film on my glass.
2280118
They work well on any device I've tried them on. Touch pressure is dictated by the device, not the stylus (some devices allow you to change it in settings).
2251387
I would think so because it is much more sensitive that any other stylus that I have purchased thus far.
2107732
from the pictures, it looks as though the stylus strap would be located right over where the power and volume buttons are. if that is so, is it likely for a stylus to unintentionally press the buttons when bumped?
558453
I am sorry, I only own apple devices. I believe so since touchscreen tech must be similar, but please done't quote me on it. I suggest you to ask the stylus company directly!
299686
Yes! There is a spot on the top for the stylus to go. It's the only reason I haven't lost mine yet!
219939
If you are referring to that white opaque tip in the picture then yes it is. That piece stays on the whole time it have a hole in the end to allow the stylus threw. hope that helped
1357437
No you hardly have to press to get it to work. Best stylus I have every used.
610367
Yes - it only responds to the pen, and in its normal mode, only responds when there is pressure on the pen due to your drawing on paper. This is not like a touch screen. It works really well but only with the included pen!
585713
It's touch screen, but I don't own a stylus so I dont know the answer to your question.
1345672
No. It doesn't come with a Stylus. It captive screen is so sensitive to finger touch that a Stylus would be redundant.
162104
Yes, even more easily than with the boogie board. With the boogie board almost any pressure results in a mark. With the sharp tablet you really need the stylus to leave a mark.