Can this S-Pen Stylus Touch be used on an iPad?
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I tried it on my 1st generation iPad and my 5th generation iPod Touch, and it does not work on either of them.
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No. The Note series from Samsung use a Wacom digitizer. The S pen is essentially a Wacom stylus.
1321971
I personally never have but it is a stylus so I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1321972
No - the iPad Stylus is thicker, more like the eraser on the end of a pencil -- I just tried the S-Pen Stylus on my son's iPad and it didn't work -- sorry
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!
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I purchased the New Trent Arcadia Clickpen and I'm happy with it. Any stylus compatible with the iPad should work fine. You can find the clickpen here on Amazon at Stylus Pen, New Trent Arcadia (2PCS) Clickpen Stylus/Styli with [Micro-Knit Tip] [Retractable] for All Capacitive Touchscreen Smartphones and Tablets. [TwinPack: Black + White]
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It's important to realizethat this stylus will only work with certain products that have a special extra layer under the display called a digitizer. These special displays work with fingers and rubber/metal mesh styli, but also with these hard-tipped styli that often have buttons for extra functionality. Therefore, this stylus will NOT work on iPad, iPhone, Galaxy S5, etc.
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I have used it for my iPad and there is no reason it won't work anywhere. I find that I like the soft tip stylii for the things I do and seldom use this one. I liked it to get in between letters for correcting, but since the iPad has a magnifying bubble I can now easily get between letters with any soft tip stylus.
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Definitely. That is the reason I bought this stylus. I have an IPad 2 and use a handwriting recognition software.It is the best stylus I have used.
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No, The Wacom is only for PC, Macs and laptops, it will not work on iPad. You will have to do a search specifically for iPad, Kindle Fire or Samsung stylus. I have several stylus, the only one I can remember the brand name is "Sensu" but it is an artists brush made for the ipad. I assume you are looking for a stylus like the Wacom. I am sure Amazon has a number of brands that will work with tablets..
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Nope. I bought this thing quite a while ago. If I remember correctly, this type of stylus only works on those "ancient" PDA devices with prototypic black-n-white LCD screens. Bottom line: it won't work on any of the modern touch screen devices, iPad, smart phones, etc.
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there's an application that you install that allows you to use the stylus pen ,I'm pretty sure you can use it with any kind of tablet as long as that application is compatible to your tablet
612654
Can't answer that specifically. See if iPad supports "Wacom Feel It" technology; that was my cue for trying it on the Asus EP121. Also check other Wacom Styluses; I think in my searches I found something about ones that can be used on Apple devices. It is a nice stylus!
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This isn't that kind of stylus. It's an (advanced) basic stylus with no smart button at all. So, the answer is yes, in that it works perfectly well with iPad, iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, etc., but you do not receive the functionality of other Wacom stylus devices...
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Highly doubt it as this stylus was design for touch-screen device such as an iPhone/iPad or any other touch screen device. What you need to search for is a "Bamboo CTL-460 replacement pen". Amazon sells those as well &gt;&gt; http://www.amazon.com/Wacom-LP160-Bamboo-Pen-CTL460/dp/B003XQO38I.
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The stylus works on my Kindle Fire HD and my Smart Phone (android). I don't know about your tablet specifically, but I don't see why it wouldn't work on any touch screen device.
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It is not compatible. Something about the tip makes it not work correctly on Apple products. So, unfortunately, if you're like me and have a non-Apple device and an iPad/iPhone, you'll need two different stylus's -- one for each manufacturer.
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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.
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I'm not sure. I would think so. It works on other tablets and phones, but just as a stylus. Not sure other feature will work
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I'm not sure. I know the larger tip works on iPhones & iPads,but the smaller tip does not. However, the large tip is still a lot smaller than the standard size stylus tip. Hope this helps.