What's the best capacitive pen / stylus for iPad?
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Basically, Wacom Bamboo, Hypershield 3-in-1, Cosmonaut, Or Nomad Compose.
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It has a very fine tip, almost biro-like with a protective plastic disc to stop it scratching your screen. The pro is also magnetized, so instead of clipping you can just stick it to the side of the iPad's casing and it sticks to the internal magnets that were put in for the smartcovers.
I've also heard good things about the Wacom Bamboo, but I haven't tried it.
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www.theverge.com/2012/3/7/2851562/blue-tiger-ten-o...
It's a pressure sensitive Bluetooth 4.0 pen. I'm hoping that it will be better or as good as a digitizer common on Windows tablets. The best part is that you can actually rest your hand on the screen. I refuse to use a pen that I can't do that with. AND every pen mentioned here hopes that the software does the job, rather than hardware. No bueno.
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Get one that is meatier and has a rubber tip.
I am considering the Wacom Bamboo Stylus for iPad, the Boxwave or the Amazon Basics Stylus. I have the Amazon in my cart, but still considering. Great timing on this question
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www.amazon.com/Bamboo-Stylus-for-iPad-CS100K/dp/B0...
Works great with Draw Something (which I'm guessing is what you are going after).
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Plus, this carries way more geek cred than a packaged solution. ;)
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I have tried a lot of different styluses and this one is BY FAR the best! I think it meets all of your criteria, too! You should definitely check it out! I love my TruGlide!
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IT HAS A 3MM TIP, SMALLEST ONE I HAVE SEEN!!
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Check it out here: www.cregle.com/
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But for a finer tip, I like the Pogo stylus.
www.styluscentral.com/shopexd.asp?id=263
This model doesn't have a clip, but the tip is more defined for drawing and sketching. Plus it fits very comfortable in your hand. And it's light yet has a solid feel to it.
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- Pogo Stylus
- Pogo Sketch
- Targus
- Nomad Play
- Noma Brush
- Kensington w/pen
- Wacom Bamboo
- Adonit JotPro
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Basically, if you want precision, get the Jot and if you want fun, quick sketching get the Cosmonaut.
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I've been meaning to get my hands on the JotPro too. That looks like the best idea that I've seen for a stylus on the iPad. The fine tip is what I've been looking for in a stylus. Just need to snag one now.
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There are several projects trying to build pressure-sensitivies into software, but this will be done via flexibility and pressure on the nib, not from the size.
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#1 - v23next - Mobius Pro
#2 - Wacom Bambo Pocket
#3 - Just Mobile - AluPen
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