Fine-Tipped stylus for iPad Air

Yeah I got eBay stylus I get for 85 cents and the tip is kind of hard to do things at times. But I'll burn in you know where if I'll give 15 bucks for stick with a rubber tip.

The problem is most touch screens are now capacitance sensitive, so it takes a minimal size rubber or finger touch to make it work
Fine point, aka ballpoint size won't work
Hard plastic pointed stylus worked with pressure sensitive screens, and don't work on touch/capacitance sensitive screens

I'm afraid your are going to be stuck with your notes looking like the were written by crayon, Not pen

Maybe the app, will let you select the size of the pen/brush with, like drawing programs do

Best Buy has a nice selection of pens for use with the I pad.

I agree with Chopper Bill (above) that these items cost too much. I looked at some on various sites on the Internet and it seems that the better ones can go for $30 or more. :E. I'll check Best Buy as MPColonel recommended. I checked at an office supply store today and no go. I found some fine-tipped styli at Walmart and the clerk assured me they would work on an iPad. Well, he was wrong (I'm not surprised)....

Here you go, only $75 :)
Penultimate stylus

Fizz wrote:
Here you go, only $75 :)
Penultimate stylus

ONLY $75? I'll buy a dozen at that price! (no thanks, I'll just continue using pen and paper). :E

I learned to expand the screen and give my cheapy a better shot at the target when the going gets tough.

MrWizard wrote:
The problem is most touch screens are now capacitance sensitive, so it takes a minimal size rubber or finger touch to make it work
Fine point, aka ballpoint size won't work
Hard plastic pointed stylus worked with pressure sensitive screens, and don't work on touch/capacitance sensitive screens

I'm afraid your are going to be stuck with your notes looking like the were written by crayon, Not pen

Maybe the app, will let you select the size of the pen/brush with, like drawing programs do

X2

This is why the Samsung Galaxy Note is a big deal - it uses a very fine tip stylus just like those used on pen tablet peripherals. It does this with a different technology in the screen than other tablets and phones use.

I'm partial to the TruGlide styluses.

http://www.lynktec.com/TruGlide-microfiber-tip-stylus-s/1819.htm

I keep wondering,, So I will now research. Hold on. I wonder if the Sansung S-Pen might work with non-Samsung devices......

Of course I also wonder if it will work with my Galaxy S-III.

40 bucks, Way cheaper than the ultimate pen noted above.