Capacitive pen for taking notes.

Jummy · Jan 18, 2012

I bought the Dagi 504 and Im very content. The transparent plate makes it easy to see where the tip of the pen is.

The touchscreentune app will set you back 5$ (registered version) and it makes a world of a difference so its worth it!
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1336464

crzy619 · Jan 19, 2012

Ok, so I picked up a jot pro after reading the reviews and happy with it. Works well clicking on apps, i even purchased the touchscreentune but what note program are you guys using? No matter what I do I'm not happy with the results, I really don't want to buy a slate. Any suggestions , thanks
-D
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kurtish · Jan 19, 2012

Selling a brand new and sealed Adonit Jot Pro here if anyone's interested?

Postage fees only cover UK though

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Adonit-Jo...K_iPad_Tablet_Accessories&hash=item41618b219b

craigccfl · Jan 20, 2012

Was going to ask about the difference between touchscreen free vs registiered. I should have looked at the app closer. Sorry for taking up space.

kkhull · Jan 27, 2012

Jummy said:
I bought the Dagi 504 and Im very content. The transparent plate makes it easy to see where the tip of the pen is.

The touchscreentune app will set you back 5$ (registered version) and it makes a world of a difference so its worth it!
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1336464

I have a white line stylus for drawing, but the real lifesaver was touchscreen tune. Quality and responsiveness improved a million times!

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adamski123 · Jan 29, 2012

Has anyone tried the official Samsung one? Thoughts?

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Crhysis · Jan 29, 2012

crzy619 said:
Ok, so I picked up a jot pro after reading the reviews and happy with it. Works well clicking on apps, i even purchased the touchscreentune but what note program are you guys using? No matter what I do I'm not happy with the results, I really don't want to buy a slate. Any suggestions , thanks
-D
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Try SuperNote from the Asus Transformer Prime. Really nice for taking notes and works just fine with the SGT.

You can find the apk file here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1204931

yogeshmha · Jan 30, 2012

finger worths more

finger is worth than that official one...and it sucks....

hoknoved · Feb 2, 2012

Crhysis said:
Try SuperNote from the Asus Transformer Prime. Really nice for taking notes and works just fine with the SGT.

You can find the apk file here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1204931

I have been using WritePad Stylus for months now. I especially love it due to the fact that I can rest my palm on the screen while writing. Quill also seems nice but is tailored more for s-pen.

craigccfl · Feb 4, 2012

Very happy with my jots write pad. Touchscreen Tune is a must for tab users. Just upgraded to the ICS Rom and Touchscreen Tune and writepad are working perfectly. I've taken hundreds of pages of notes at various meetings and presentations. I love the fact that with Writepad and I can export to *.pdf and use for later references.

I'm never going back to paper unless the power grid goes down.

.torrented · Feb 6, 2012

I was perusing amazon today and I came across amazons version on a tab stylus overall it has a 4.5/5 with 250+ reviews.. can't be that bad

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004GCJEZU/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER

I will be ordering this soon and will update this post when it arrives.. eta 2-3 days max

Edit* this pen is very nice and fairly cheap...

Doomweaver · Feb 7, 2012

Has anyone got an opinion on how these pens work for artworks as opposed to taking notes? I am currently trying to convince a mate that he should get an android tablet and that's one of hi sticking points.

t1mman · Feb 8, 2012

In the videos in the 3rd post, you can see art rendering.

Seems pretty descent!

Doomweaver · Feb 9, 2012

t1mman said:
In the videos in the 3rd post, you can see art rendering.

Seems pretty descent!

Ah, missed that one. Thanks.

Ive ordered one. Im keen to see if it can up the usability of autocad ws on the tab. As well as the obvious note taking and sketching role of course.

Doomweaver · Feb 14, 2012

Just got my adonit jot pro. It's pretty good. The main shortcoming seems to be on the app front rather than the stylus.

The stylus itself seems accurate. There is lag however in sketchbook pro. It isn't as big a drawback as one would think. It didn't annoy me anywhere near as much as I anticipated it would. I'll see how it stacks up as I get more experience I guess. In autocad ws I had no stylus lag when free drawing.

Build quality is great. Looks great too.

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sudhirkhanger · Feb 15, 2012

.torrented said:
I was perusing amazon today and I came across amazons version on a tab stylus overall it has a 4.5/5 with 250+ reviews.. can't be that bad

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004GCJEZU/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER

I will be ordering this soon and will update this post when it arrives.. eta 2-3 days max

Edit* this pen is very nice and fairly cheap...

Should have bought this before it has gone from 9.99 to 30 bucks.

jbowker · Feb 16, 2012

Adonit Jot Pro

I purchased the Adonit Jot Pro. It worked great for about 2 weeks. The tip is flimsy and broke off. It has a one year warranty, but they would not replace it. they said they could not find my order number and I was out of luck.

I would not buy a product from this company. Their support is horrible.

brianious · Mar 8, 2012

To people considering what App to use, LectureNote(s) is the best app by far.
I've tried EVERY SINGLE writing apps, and this one is far and away the best one. It is absolutely amazing with everything you need (PDF export, import image and rotate/resize etc, cropping, copy and paste a section, palm rejection) etc etc.
I would spend 4 bucks on this app ASAP and use it.

You also need TouchScreenTune ofc.. it is a must. This will also provide you with palm rejection feature.

I still cannot find a fine point capacitive pen that will work...

Jummy · Mar 11, 2012

brianious said:
To people considering what App to use, LectureNote(s) is the best app by far.
I've tried EVERY SINGLE writing apps, and this one is far and away the best one. It is absolutely amazing with everything you need (PDF export, import image and rotate/resize etc, cropping, copy and paste a section, palm rejection) etc etc.
I would spend 4 bucks on this app ASAP and use it.

You also need TouchScreenTune ofc.. it is a must. This will also provide you with palm rejection feature.

I still cannot find a fine point capacitive pen that will work...

+ 1, lecturenotes is awesome!

PeterDer · Mar 13, 2012

I just ordered a Dagi P507

Will try to make a review of it when I get it.

Using a citrix based program with lots of small dropdown menues that I hope will be easier to use with a pen

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