Hi,
I know the 'Adonit Jot' is quite popular on this area of the forum but I'll ask anyway
I've been looking at stylus's that would work well with the asus (handwriting ability would be helpful) and have come across the following stylus's in my search (that are easy to get hold of in the uk - aka amazon and ebay )
- Adonit Jot
- Media Devil Magic Wand
- Acase (2nd gen)
- Targus
- Griffin (both standard and slimline versions)
- Boxwave
- Dagi
- Samsung Capacative Stylus
have any of you tried out these stylus's and if so have you liked them or not (or is there a good stylus I have missed from my list?
Personally right now I'm leaning towards the griffin (as it is semi cheap and has good reviews) and getting one of each type (though as I could not find the slimline version on the griffin website i'm not sure if it is a fake or not) - it be nice if a nib type stylus existed but they don't seem to work on capacitive screens?!
Anyways, any opinion would be great on this
I personally really dislike writing with "normal" capacitive stylus (like Griffin or the capacitive Wacom). It's like trying to write with a fat felt-tip pen.
Adonit is of course great for writing. It can have skipping problem - then you have to get replacement discs or even replace the stylus, but their customer supports seems quite good. Dagi requires strict angle of writing if I remember correctly.
Adonit- Dont waste your time. you will be spending all of your waking hours getting replacement disks or a new stylus when it skips, or getting argued with from the cust service rep on the jot thread or waiting for days for cust service to respond to you. but other than that it was great for the 2 days it did not skip.
I have used both the griffin and acase genII- I recommend the acase- it works great on my TFR. but i also use rainx on my screen(it has not screen protector on it) aand that i think is what makes it not hang and respond very smoothly while handwritting. (Rainx- three coats about once every 3 weeks) Helps the stylus move smoothly and cuts down on finger prints.
Adonit has great customer service... but mine has been skipping since day 1. However, I have found a temporary fix while I wait for the (free) replacement disks. I use saliva to lubricate and conduct between the metal ball and the disk... I would use some other thing but I haven't found a gel around the apartment .
tonyz3 said:
Adonit- Dont waste your time. you will be spending all of your waking hours getting replacement disks or a new stylus when it skips, or getting argued with from the cust service rep on the jot thread or waiting for days for cust service to respond to you. but other than that it was great for the 2 days it did not skip.
I have used both the griffin and acase genII- I recommend the acase- it works great on my TFR. but i also use rainx on my screen(it has not screen protector on it) aand that i think is what makes it not hang and respond very smoothly while handwritting. (Rainx- three coats about once every 3 weeks) Helps the stylus move smoothly and cuts down on finger prints.
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Don't listen to this fool. Read the Adonit Jot thread, the customer service manager never argued and offered great service, replacing the product several times to try to make him happy. He's being a baby and complaining about anything he can think of to try to make the product look worse.
The Jot works great. I love it.
Thanks for all the replies so far
I think it's comes down to a personal preference thing - some type of stylus's will work for some but not others!
I have to agree that the "standard" shaped stylus does look a bit difficult to draw and write with but it could be different once I try it out.................plus the transformer is not for me but my mum so it's what suits her.
The adonit jot looks like an interesting opinion - the major problem is that I'm located in the UK and that stylus is really marked up here ($33+ for the jot and $40+ for the pro) and the tip replacements aren't sold here and though can be bought via the official site costs $15.43 shipping per order which is mad........................... I wish we in the UK had as many opinions (and the same prices!) as those in the USA
i don't know if the following is UK only but the MediaDevil Magic wand looks interesting - same shape as the griffin, targus, etc................ but the reviews on amazon are really high and it's only about £10.
The acase 2nd gen looks interesting and easier to write with but i have read mixed reviews - many say that the material used for the tip is too soft so doesn't work so well but I don't know how true that is
Anyways thanks for the opinions and hope to hear more of peoples 2 cents on this topic so to speak
Edit: Rain x? - do you mean this stuff? (http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/rain-x/foaming-glass-cleaner.aspx) - is that safe to use on a tablet? (though it would be a tablet with a screen protector)
Search YouTube for "eee pad transformer gorilla glass" and watch the video Asus put together. You don't need a screen protector, and most will have negative effects on the performance of stylus.
apple85 said:
The adonit jot looks like an interesting opinion - the major problem is that I'm located in the UK and that stylus is really marked up here ($33+ for the jot and $40+ for the pro) and the tip replacements aren't sold here and though can be bought via the official site costs $15.43 shipping per order which is mad........................... I wish we in the UK had as many opinions (and the same prices!) as those in the USA
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What prices do you see on our official site, http://adonit.net? If the prices there are ok, you can buy a Jot and a pair of replacement discs with it, to save you buying them separately later, and saving you an extra shipping cost.
Something that I would consider, different styli are probably better for writing notes than for sketching drawings. I'd just use my finger for the former but a good stylus for the latter if possible. That's also why I've been watching this thread lol.
I'm not entirely sure capacitive = good idea for a stylus in general, but people seem to pull it off.
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Gary13579 said:
Don't listen to this fool. Read the Adonit Jot thread, the customer service manager never argued and offered great service, replacing the product several times to try to make him happy. He's being a baby and complaining about anything he can think of to try to make the product look worse.
The Jot works great. I love it.
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I always find it funny when the same 4 people are commenting 97% of the time ( as seen on the Jot thread) and it seems that if there is an opinion that they dont agree on then they attack that person.
Listen G I am glad you love your jot so much - you probably sleep with it under your pillow.
But unfortunately there are alot of people who have problems with the Jot and answering someone others question i gave that person my opinion. Who are you to even involve your self with criticising my answer.
I hope they do read the entire jot thread to see what i mean.
1 important point to look for is all the excuses that pop up about why the jot is skipping. bad batch of disks, even though some people have use like 6 of them, try using conductive grease, try using saliva, try using the packaging from the bag the extra disks were sent in, not enough conductivity- now thats funny, and the list goes on,
Uh, not sure about anyone else but when i spend $30ish on a stylus- I expect it to work out of the box and don't expect to return disks over and over, or stand on my right leg after i hocked a flem ball into it - to get it to work properly.
Buy it at your own risk....but there are many other options out there.
Not a baby but i expect a little more out of a product when i buy it.
Now i am not sure when it became acceptable on this forum for an employee of a company to push their product on every thread about a stylus. Perhaps that is why he is banned on the apple thread he mentioned.
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I always find it funny when the same 4 people are commenting 97% of the time ( as seen on the Jot thread) and it seems that if there is an opinion that they dont agree on then they attack that person.
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Are you actually implying that I am connected to Adonit in some way? LOL. I just got it under a week ago. I just started posting in the thread under a week ago. I'm a retired moderator, ffs. But yeah, go ahead and question the reasoning behind my posts. They're clearly all spam for Adonit.
As for Adonit "pushing their product in every thread" -- this is most certainly a LIE in your behalf. I've already told Jon that as long as he keeps it in the few threads where CS is required, it's okay. Did you not pay attention to that part of the thread either?
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Are you actually implying that I am connected to Adonit in some way? LOL.
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No I understand you are a fanboy not an employee..... and yes i was speaking about Jon as an employee.
Bottom line the product is flawed. And if the best you guys can do is attack someone with an opinion for others who are thinking about buying this thing or nonstop excuses about how to make a broken one work....good luck
Yeah i know this thread was clearly screaming out for Jons help and that is why he took the time to plug his website...
Come on a retired Mod should understand this......well at least one who isn;t a fanboy.
What I understand is that you said Jon had argued with you in that thread. Could you find the part where he treated you badly, and post it for us to see? Could you also find the part of the thread where Jon offered you several replacements in an attempt to make you happy, and eventually offered a full refund to you? Do you not understand that Adonit owed you *absolutely nothing* and went out of their way *and took a loss* just to make you happy? It's not like they get the stylus back, then resell them. So 4 stylus given away essentially, considering you got the refund.
I don't see how that's arguing with you.
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What I understand is that you said Jon had argued with you in that thread. Could you find the part where he treated you badly, and post it for us to see? Could you also find the part of the thread where Jon offered you several replacements in an attempt to make you happy, and eventually offered a full refund to you? Do you not understand that Adonit owed you *absolutely nothing* and went out of their way *and took a loss* just to make you happy? It's not like they get the stylus back, then resell them. So 4 stylus given away essentially, considering you got the refund.
I don't see how that's arguing with you.
Sent from my Transformer TF101
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Listen this is my last response to your pettiness..... What in hell makes you the spokes person for them.
Lets start off by saying i sent the jot back to them and got my refund, they did not just give me a refund and let me keep it.....that was after 5 disks did not work.
If you read my post i said nothing but good things about the jot and that i was even interested in buying it again after the issues were fixed. My issues with cust service were through their official site with the long delays in comminucation and deliverery.
On the jot thread and their site I mentioned i needed a working stylus for the amount of work i do on my TFR each day and did not have the time to wait a week +each time. I thanked Jon numerous times for his efforts but the time when i started to get annoyed is when he like you felt the need to comment on every thing i posted when i was giving feedback to others who asked questions.
Stop pestering me with your fanboy crap. I am entitled to my opinions especially when someone asks for it....I think that if someone asks for an opiniion on a thread they are entitled to hear good experiences and bad experiences without either opinion getting attacked.
We get it....you love it...GREAT . i wish i had a better experience with it but i didn't.....by the way it has only been a week...i hope it doesn't starts to skip on you.
This is not the only thread about the jot that Jon is spamming.....One he already got kicked off.
I'm no moderator here but will you guys (and or gals) take this outside? I'm interested in this thread not in your semi-related discuession, and odds are it's better to have one thread for "Best capacitive stylus (for the asus)" and one for y'all to give us something we can pop corn and read.
It's certainly more a pop corn eater than on topic in my honest opinion.
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Spidey01 said:
I'm no moderator here but will you guys (and or gals) take this outside? I'm interested in this thread not in your semi-related discuession, and odds are it's better to have one thread for "Best capacitive stylus (for the asus)"
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Thanks that is exactly the point i am trying to make.
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What I understand is that you said Jon had argued with you in that thread. Could you find the part where he treated you badly, and post it for us to see?
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You didn't do this. Probably because you know you can't. So you should probably go edit your post about this, as it clearly isn't true. Lol'd at you accusing Jon of spamming, though. Are you seriously delusional/idiotic enough to believe that what Jon is doing in that thread is spamming? The thread is already made. He's answering peoples questions and helping customers. You're really, really thick if you think that is spamming, period.
I'm done, now. Apologies for the off-topic bickering, just can't stand some of these self-entitled people.
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From what I can gather there is 3 sort of capacitive stylus's availiable to buy:
- The bog standard rounded end stylus made out of rubber/foam (such as boxwave, griffin, targus, etc....) - good for general tablet navigating (these come in normal 9mm? nib ends or the 'slimline' versions with about a 6mm end)
- The 'precision plastics' (the adonit jots and Dagi) - probably the best sort for precision/detail work such as handwriting and perhaps sketching but perhaps not so great for general navigation things
- The conductive fiber cloth stylus (Aponyo and Kosella (don't know if these are the same people but their are 2 different websites!) - these look similar to the bog standard stylus's just they use conductive fiber in their nibs instead of rubber. On the downside the nib looks softer/easier to press into itself which may annoy some people. Plus side though their seems like there would be less friction with the screen with the fiber tip than with a rubber tip and less likely to scratch. It looks like it be good for doing artwork/mimicking a paintbrush
I don't think after all i've read that there is (currently) a stylus type out there that can tick all the job boxes (unless you only need one box ticked like just using the tablet to take notes or surf the web)
Any (or at least the majority) of artists out there would need more than 1 type of pencil or one type/size of brush and perhaps that is the way that stylus's should be looked at for the time being at least.
I'm thinking that it may be a good idea to try out one of all 3 and hopefully at least one will suit. At the moment i'm leaning towards:
- Griffin for the bog standard stylus (cheap and very good reviews) - I just can't decide between the normal or slimline sizes
- Adonit Jot for the precision/handwriting stuff (I take what everyone has said on this - pos and neg stuff alike but if it works as it should it it would tick a few of those boxes the griffin can't (or at least as well) and I've managed to contact a couple of UK retailers that have excellent customer service (and direct links to adonit themselves) - i still wants to double check a few things but all in all it looks promising)
- At time of writing i'm contacting Aponyo and Kosella to find out more about the stylus's and see if they sell/have retailers in the uk. However there is a seller on ebay selling a mock or oem/factory direct of the Kosella stylus's (looks exactly the same apart from lack of logo) - the price is good and sometimes the fake's/oem's can be just as well made as the official ones without the price tag - I'm interested in comparing it to the rubber nib stylus.
I'm still not sure whether I'll get a screen protector or not - I've always been a 'better safe than sorry' person and if the protector doesn't affect the stylus much then it's worth having in my book.
I have a couple of spare screen protectors for my dsi xl around the house (and I believe screen protectors of any gadget are designed not to leave a mark when taken off) - I was thinking about putting one of those on and compare the stylus's functionality with and without a screen protector side by side before deciding whether to purchase a screen protector or not..................well I thought it was a neat idea
Anyway keep the opinions coming and I hope the above post may of helped some other
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I'm still not sure whether I'll get a screen protector or not - I've always been a 'better safe than sorry' person and if the protector doesn't affect the stylus much then it's worth having in my book.
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There isn't really a need for a screen protector on the Transformer. There's no chance a stylus could scratch it.
Check out this vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUcJnwyCtes
tonyz3 said:
I always find it funny when the same 4 people are commenting 97% of the time ( as seen on the Jot thread) and it seems that if there is an opinion that they dont agree on then they attack that person.
Listen G I am glad you love your jot so much - you probably sleep with it under your pillow.
But unfortunately there are alot of people who have problems with the Jot and answering someone others question i gave that person my opinion. Who are you to even involve your self with criticising my answer.
I hope they do read the entire jot thread to see what i mean.
1 important point to look for is all the excuses that pop up about why the jot is skipping. bad batch of disks, even though some people have use like 6 of them, try using conductive grease, try using saliva, try using the packaging from the bag the extra disks were sent in, not enough conductivity- now thats funny, and the list goes on,
Uh, not sure about anyone else but when i spend $30ish on a stylus- I expect it to work out of the box and don't expect to return disks over and over, or stand on my right leg after i hocked a flem ball into it - to get it to work properly.
Buy it at your own risk....but there are many other options out there.
Not a baby but i expect a little more out of a product when i buy it.
Now i am not sure when it became acceptable on this forum for an employee of a company to push their product on every thread about a stylus. Perhaps that is why he is banned on the apple thread he mentioned.
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Well, the problem some people (such as myself) have with someone like you is not that you have a negative opinion on a product. The problem is you go above and beyond in your criticism. Allow me to explain.
So, you started out with having skipping problems. So, adonit sent you 2 replacement discs (or more than that). You claimed to still have skipping problems so adonit was more than willing to take your jot back and gave you a full refund. Listen, I'm in my late 20s and I can assure you that based on my experience that's as good as customer service can ever get in this world. Be glad that there's a CS rep here who is very interactive with their customers. Most companies would just ignore your inquiries. I often make this comparison.
Would you rather adonit be like most other companies where all your complaints fall on deaf ears?
You're also ignoring the vast majority of us who have never had a problem with the jot. This is why when my friend asked me which stylus he should get I showed him the jot. For me, I barely have to put any pressure on it when I write. The response is simply put phenomenal for me. But when my friend tried it on his TF, it skipped like a mofo. When I tried it on his TF, worked just fine.
We then tried did a series of experiments. Same TF, same jot, same angle, different user. Each and every time when I use the jot with barely any pressure the response is instantaneous. But when my friend tried to use it, it skipped like a mofo.
Our experiments are perfect proof that different styli work for different people. Our working theory is different people have different electrostatic potential.
You, sir, are the reason why so far I've turned away more than half the people who have contacted me for modifying the dock and soldering in a 500 gb hard drive. You're also the reason why I quit my job as a cop. When you whine, you really really whine.
One person even demanded some kind of warranty from me for the mod of his dock. Am I glad I didn't even consider his offer, which was like $30 below my offer to college students. I just told him I was no longer doing it so he could go away. Thankfully, he did go away.
So, I don't mind you criticize the adonit jot. I really don't. I think it is healthy that we have choice in our lives. So, criticize all you want. What I have a problem with is you exaggerate the problem, ignore all the customer service that you received, and then whine nonstop.
You remind me of that Judge in DC that sued the Korean couple who supposedly lost his pants in their dry cleaning business for $54 million. In fact, perhaps that is you.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/06/25/AR2007062500443.html
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And no, I don't work for adonit. I don't think they'd have any use for a structural engineer like myself.
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This is not the only thread about the jot that Jon is spamming.....One he already got kicked off.
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Spamming? Are you like rain man or something? You can't tell the difference between answering an inquiry and spamming? Someone stated he was wondering about something or other and Fort answered his inquiry. How is that spamming?
Again, would you rather deal with a company that responds directly to you when you ask for something or would you rather deal with a company that acts more like god? Pray all you want, god works in mysterious ways...
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So my Touch HD is on it's way, finally (you won't believe the hassle I've had - but that's for another thread).
But I'm worried about scratching the screen and am in need of a good case for it.
I've been looking round at websites that sell leather cases for the Touch HD but none of them are really quite what I'm after.
Given the size of the phone, it's going to play havoc with my current tendency to carry my phone and wallet in the same pocket as each other. There just won't be room.
The idea I'd had then would be to get some sort of case that could fulfil both roles - a case for the phone and a wallet.
It's not an idea that would've sprung to mind normally but when chatting to a friend of mine who has an iPhone and mentioned that I'd find the size an issue, he told me that for nights out and times when he doesn't want to carry round too much stuff with him, he has this Ted Baker branded case which fits the iPhone perfectly and also doubles-up as a wallet - it's the top-right one in this picture.
Now, given the iPhone and the Touch HD are almost precisely the same size, I suppose the same case could be an option but as far as I'm aware, it's discontinued. Not to mention, I'm not one for chav-tastic brand names.
On top of that, I'd much prefer a case that suits me exactly, as opposed to the closest fit I can find from the mass-market options.
Anyway, the point of this post is that I'm wondering if anyone is aware of any sites that sell custom/bespoke leather cases.
I'm aware of Vaja but they don't sell cases for the Touch HD yet, or possibly at all (they have no plans to support it yet). I also know of Noreve but they're not too big on the customisation side of things.
So, if anyone's aware of any other options, I'd be interested in hearing them.
See this topic:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=461777&page=3.
Thanks, I was already aware of the Noreve case but that's a better picture of the credit card slots than I've seen elsewhere.
Problem is, I'm not sure that would be enough.
I carry around more than two cards and would want somewhere to put some cash as well.
Thank you again though.
Hi Step666, not sure if you're still looking for one but... http://cgi.ebay.com/E5-EASECASE-Cus...photoQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262
I am still looking, yeah.
Thank you, that is perfect, honestly.
In fact it's freakishly close to the image I had in my mind - if I could've designed my own case, it would've been pretty much that one there.
Thanks again.
Those look great, except, when you answer the phone don't you have the flap in front of your face? With all your money and credit cards in full view? While you're half-blinded and distracted? The phone section should be removeable, perhaps velcro or something (though that would add to the bulk)...
The phone appears to just slide straight out the top of the case, so I don't think it would be too bad for answering calls.
Personally, I'm not really looking to use the phone in the case anyway, it's just for when it's just for when it's in my pocket as I won't have room for a separate case and wallet.
I wanted exactly the same thing as Step666, so I just ordered the E5 Easycase. I'll let you know my impressions when I get it.
Sorry, I meant to reply earlier but life being life, it has a habit of getting in the way.
If you could give us your impressions, that'd be a huge help, thanks.
This thread stirred my curiousity.
I am curious and a little skeptical to see how one could have the same case doubling up as a wallet. My wallet is already hugh, with so many credit cards, bank cards, membership cards, library cards. Then, there are name cards which I receive from time to time which gets in there temporarily. Then the notes, and coins. I usually put my wallet into my back pocket. My phone goes to the right side pocket, so there are never together. My key goes to the left side pocket. So I find it inconceivable to put everything into one case before going into the pocket.
My HD is completely protected with a silicon case, so the paintwork is never exposed, whether I'm using it or not. I would like to keep it looking new for a long long time. If we put the phone in this all in one case, and have to take it off the case when using it, then there is a chance of your sweat and hand rubbing against the paintwork, isn't it? How about the inconvenience factor? Having to take it off the case, and put it back? I can't imagine how one would look using the phone if it is not taken out of the wallet.
Perhaps some photographs from those who have tried out would be interesting.
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I wanted exactly the same thing as Step666, so I just ordered the E5 Easycase. I'll let you know my impressions when I get it.
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Have you got it yet? Could you also let us know how it goes with the ordering process - I see they do a lot of colour/material options etc.
With one of these and a BT headset, you wouldn't even need to take the phone out of the case. just carry 2 items around.... bliss!
I'm sorely tempted!
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Have you got it yet? Could you also let us know how it goes with the ordering process - I see they do a lot of colour/material options etc.
With one of these and a BT headset, you wouldn't even need to take the phone out of the case. just carry 2 items around.... bliss!
I'm sorely tempted!
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Sure, use the BT headset to check mai, to surf internet, to play the FM radio, to view photograph, to watch videos, to take camera picture, to take videos, to find out info on eWallet, to use the calculator, to use the GPS, to send SMS.....
You must have a very magical bluetooth
I'm still waiting for it...
Regarding the ordering process, they reply the sameday to your order and you can send them a message with all your leather type/color... preferences.
I'll let everyone know, when I get it.
If you don't mind me asking when did you order it?
Just wondering because I'm ok just now carrying the HD round in a jacket pocket when I go to work but I'm taking some time off in March and, left to my own devices, I don't normally wear a jacket.
So, I'm starting to wonder if I should wait and see what you think or if I should just bite the bullet myself...
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Sure, use the BT headset to check mai, to surf internet, to play the FM radio, to view photograph, to watch videos, to take camera picture, to take videos, to find out info on eWallet, to use the calculator, to use the GPS, to send SMS.....
You must have a very magical bluetooth
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don't be a daftie! I was referring to someone's concerns up thread about using the phone for calls with the cards showing outwards. obviously a BT headset negates that issue, especially one that displays incomong call numbers,or if you have voice command fully setup.
Step666 said:
If you don't mind me asking when did you order it?
Just wondering because I'm ok just now carrying the HD round in a jacket pocket when I go to work but I'm taking some time off in March and, left to my own devices, I don't normally wear a jacket.
So, I'm starting to wonder if I should wait and see what you think or if I should just bite the bullet myself...
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I ordered it on the 5th and it was shipped on the 13th, they said it would take 6-14 working days to arrive. I've already bought a silicon, a clear plastic and a leather pouch type case to find out which would be better for me. So I guess I didn't think much when I saw this thread . I'm currently using the Noreve pouch, but like you said I'm carrying too much stuff already...
Oh, there is one thing I'd like for you to check for me when you get the case, something which could very well make or break the deal for me.
It's whether or not the wallet part is large enough to comfortably hold a £20 note.
If you're not in the UK though, don't worry about it, I can always try contacting the seller directly.
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Oh, there is one thing I'd like for you to check for me when you get the case, something which could very well make or break the deal for me.
It's whether or not the wallet part is large enough to comfortably hold a £20 note.
If you're not in the UK though, don't worry about it, I can always try contacting the seller directly.
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why not a £50??
'Cos I is only a medium-pimpin' kinda guy, not a big-pimpin' playa.
See, I can be 'down with the kids' when I try
How about the new PielFrama release ?
http://www.pielframa.com/htc_touch_hd_wallet.htm
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Saar
I ordered my G Tab from Woot as many others did. I really like the thin iPad 1 case and have been searching for one for the GTab but haven't been able to find one. I'm not really looking for a big leather case. I'm looking for something similar to this forum post on the Galaxy site: ht tp:// forum.xda-developers.com/ showthread.php?t=893697 (sorry I can't post links)
The Galaxy case that is sold at hand held items (link to hand held in the above spaced out link) looks very similar to the iPad one too but is better because it's not an "i" product.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dave
No iCase
Now for the good news, there are 7 custom cases in this thread.
I got a CLIP case from fellow xda member it2steve and I will say it is the first Apple quality case I've seen for our gTabs.
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Now for the good news, there are 7 custom cases in this thread.
I got a CLIP case from fellow xda member it2steve and I will say it is the first Apple quality case I've seen for our gTabs.
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Thank you. I read that thread and a bunch of other ones on here too...I have seen many different options on here, but not many in the stores. I will look into the CLIP case further. What do people think about the CaseCrown case on Amazon for the G Tab?
I'd like to see those custom cases but your link does not work. It looks like this: you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons. Is there something top secret about a case. Tried link for case at link for electronic crap. Same message. WTF
The same thing happens to me . . . permissions error
Seems like I need a couple more posts to access it, thx
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Thank you. I read that thread and a bunch of other ones on here too...I have seen many different options on here, but not many in the stores. I will look into the CLIP case further. What do people think about the CaseCrown case on Amazon for the G Tab?
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Steve's cases look much better than the Case Crown cases. I got one of the CC cases and it stopped "fitting" after a few weeks. Opening and folding the front back behind the tablet caused the bands to stop gripping the tablet and I just stopped using it overall.
I'd highly recommend looking at Steve's store: http://electroniccrap.com/store/ind...cription=1&keyword=viewsonic+g+tablet&x=0&y=0
I'd have gotten one of his, but he was out of stock so I ordered one of the cases with the keyboard built in (came out to be $35). I have to go pick it up at the post office, as it was delivered via registered mail and has to be signed for.
It's a great case but still not as good as a custom case
numberingravens said:
Thank you. I read that thread and a bunch of other ones on here too...I have seen many different options on here, but not many in the stores. I will look into the CLIP case further. What do people think about the CaseCrown case on Amazon for the G Tab?
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I was one of the early adopters of the CaseCrown case for the Kindle DX for my gTab. It looks pretty classy even though it's not real leather. Good quality construction. Some people were reporting that the elastic tabs at the top were getting lose with time but I've used mine for over three months and didn't notice that on mine. I have to say thought I didn't leave my gTab in the CaseCrown case when I was using it but only really had it in the case for transporting it from home to the office or some other away from home locale. The one thing I will report that is a slight negative about the CaseCrown is that after three months of use I did notice the side of the case that is up against the back of the gTab was getting slightly bent and the felt lining was beginning to bubble up a bit. Even with that slight issue this case I would highly recommend it. If you can part with the cash I would strongly direct you into the direction of one of the custom cases as those are more tailored for out gTabs.
I hope you enjoy your gTab as much as I do mine. I've basically replaced the need to lug around my really heavy beast of a work laptop and now do my off site work from my gTab accessing my laptop remotely via LogMeIn Ignition.
Since I've purchased my CLIP from it2steve I have put away my CaseCrown case. I have no use for it now so if you're interested I'll be happy to unload it on you for next to nothing. Send me a PM if you're interested.
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Steve's cases look much better than the Case Crown cases. I got one of the CC cases and it stopped "fitting" after a few weeks. Opening and folding the front back behind the tablet caused the bands to stop gripping the tablet and I just stopped using it overall.
I'd highly recommend looking at Steve's store: http://electroniccrap.com/store/ind...cription=1&keyword=viewsonic+g+tablet&x=0&y=0
I'd have gotten one of his, but he was out of stock so I ordered one of the cases with the keyboard built in (came out to be $35). I have to go pick it up at the post office, as it was delivered via registered mail and has to be signed for.
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I hope for your sake you didn't get the one that I had before I unloaded it on eBay. It does work but that's where the positive ended for me with that case. The case really looked CHEAP and I was embarrased to take it out in front of other people at work or at a client's site. Also, the keys are hard plastic (not silicone) so I was afraid it would rub against the gTab's screen and do damage since the case also didn't hold the gTab snug but rather let it slide around in there.
This case may be good for students but really is not suitable for a professional environment. It will definitely give the Apple fans something else to snicker at if you work around them.
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I'd like to see those custom cases but your link does not work. It looks like this: you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons. Is there something top secret about a case. Tried link for case at link for electronic crap. Same message. WTF
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Regardless of how many posts you have on xda you should have no problems accessing Steve's store. Try it again, maybe you had another problem when you tried last?
Here it is again: it2steve's web store.
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Regardless of how many posts you have on xda you should have no problems accessing Steve's store. Try it again, maybe you had another problem when you tried last?
Here it is again: it2steve's web store.
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Hey sjmoreno, this link does work, but the link they were referring to was this link in your first post that leads to another thread in xda:
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Now for the good news, there are 7 custom cases in this thread.
I got a CLIP case from fellow xda member it2steve and I will say it is the first Apple quality case I've seen for our gTabs.
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I also can't access that link. It may have something to do with the number of posts that we have or something. But that is just my guess. But the link to the actual store works great. So thanks for that!
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I hope for your sake you didn't get the one that I had before I unloaded it on eBay. It does work but that's where the positive ended for me with that case. The case really looked CHEAP and I was embarrased to take it out in front of other people at work or at a client's site. Also, the keys are hard plastic (not silicone) so I was afraid it would rub against the gTab's screen and do damage since the case also didn't hold the gTab snug but rather let it slide around in there.
This case may be good for students but really is not suitable for a professional environment. It will definitely give the Apple fans something else to snicker at if you work around them.
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Just picked it up from the Post Office today, works great but they sent me one with the wrong clip locations, even though I specified Viewsonic Get Tablet as they instructed.
I am going to fix it on my own as others have done because it took 3 weeks to get it.
Overall I'm very happy with it for the price of $35 total.
Just came across this..
http://www.asuslaptop.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=Asus_Transformer_slip_case
With 5day delivery, comes out to about £3-£4 cheaper than amazon.. no real word on actual leadtime (compared to the one sold on amazon which is 1-3 weeks)
Has anyone bought anything from them at all? Are they reputable?
I assume this won't fit the dock as well and is only for use as a tablet sleeve, which makes it kinda steep...?
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Will this sleeve also fit the keyboard?
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No its for the tablet part only.
Well, I called them.. not very helpful. At first the guy thought I was asking about the tablet itself (even though I kept saying "official slip case" etc.) - he didn't even know it was being listed on their website..
..eventually, once he found it, I asked him if they actually had stock in their warehouse. He wasn't sure, and mentioned the 16th May.. then offered to go check and call me back in 20mins, that was over two hours ago
Think I'll give it a miss unless anyone here can suggest otherwise (i.e. they *are* reputable etc.)
Doesnt sound like they want to sell it to you at all lol. Best steer clear of those jokers. Hopefully in a month the market will be flooded with them and the price will drop. At the moment they are certainly overpriced.
Yeah... and with talk of Tuff Luv bringing out a case, hopefully the range of choice will improve beyond just the one
That tuff luv talk certainly has perked me up. No pun intended. Looks like that will be a real quality case.
I've been researching on amazon, YouTube and etc for a good stylus for my future prime. Since I never purchase a stylus before and have no clue which to get can you guys recommend me a good one? From personal experience...
Jot Pro and iFaraday
I myself have done ton of research and it came down to those 2.
Jot Pro if you want take notes and want to be very accurate.
http://adonit.net/product/jot-pro/
Take a look at this video of the Jot:
http://kck.st/o8eok6
iFaraday if you want to draw and multipurpose.
Here is a video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPgs9XAjgyY
Thanks i'm interested in the iFaraday but it seems like they aren't taking any order till the 19th. Which one have you tired diesel?
I just received my Jot Pro yesterday and so far I am liking it a lot more than any other stylus on the market (and I have tried quite a few). Very accurate, and feels great in your hand.
My only grip is that I wish it had a clip to 1) keep it from rolling off the table if you forget to "dock" it with the magnet, and 2) so it could better sit/clip to a shirt pocket.
Aside from that minor annoyance, it is a quality stylus.
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xXxDieselxXx said:
Jot Pro and iFaraday
I myself have done ton of research and it came down to those 2.
Jot Pro if you want take notes and want to be very accurate.
http://adonit.net/product/jot-pro/
Take a look at this video of the Jot:
http://kck.st/o8eok6
iFaraday if you want to draw and multipurpose.
Here is a video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPgs9XAjgyY
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Thanks for the information, I update my Guide:
Ultimate Transformer PRIME TF201 Accessory Guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1377669
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Thanks i'm interested in the iFaraday but it seems like they aren't taking any order till the 19th. Which one have you tired diesel?
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I don't have them yet but I have tried them from my buddy I have to say if you combine the Jot with the iFaraday then you have the perfect stylus.
I'm planning on buying both.
The Jot for super accurate writing/drawing and the iFaraday for multipurpose, browsing, etc.
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Thanks for the information, I update my Guide:
Ultimate Transformer PRIME TF201 Accessory Guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1377669
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Thanks Joe, you are doing an awesome job updating the master list - Thanks!
So I ordered a Jot Pro earlier today...one question, can one have their hands/palms on the screen while writing? Like you would when writing on real paper? Thank you....
I got a three pack of cheap ones on eBay for. 89 cents plus free shipping. Will review when I get it.
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So I ordered a Jot Pro earlier today...one question, can one have their hands/palms on the screen while writing? Like you would when writing on real paper? Thank you....
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I really hope you can. If so then I'll be ordering a jot pro too.
I feel like this would have to be written specifically into whatever app you're writing on-- ignoring the first thing if multiple touches are registered or something along those lines.
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^^^true, I've been looking at note taking apps and haven't seen any that would do such...I've seen reviews for these styli and their hands are suspended....how long can one write like that? I plan to do some serious note taking with this thing, like hour long meetings...the OG transformer has a note taking app thats pretty good right?
I would like ot have this functionality, but am worried about the multi touch thing. On this I think I will wait for a few reviews of the note taking before I grab a stylus. Someone who has a stylus, or more specifically the Jot, put up a review on how it works with the Prime please once you get it.
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^^^true, I've been looking at note taking apps and haven't seen any that would do such...I've seen reviews for these styli and their hands are suspended....how long can one write like that? I plan to do some serious note taking with this thing, like hour long meetings...the OG transformer has a note taking app thats pretty good right?
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I have read an article that said that palm canceling was baked into ICS along with other stylus features, some of which will require hardware.
I hope it ends up working like it does when using a digitizer.....how I wish the prime had digitizer hardware! Per pixel accuracy and no palm/hand issues, along with erasing.
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I got a three pack of cheap ones on eBay for. 89 cents plus free shipping. Will review when I get it.
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I would be careful with those. Friend got a cheap capacitive stylus for his phone, and it's sticking to the screen. I bought a fancier one (kingston I think), and while I have my complaints, it glides MUCH better on the screen.
I am looking into Jot Pro, since I am not a very big fan of "eraser writing tip"
Writepad has palm rejection. Also for other apps - hide your palm in your sleeve so it doesn't register as touch.
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Writepad has palm rejection. Also for other apps - hide your palm in your sleeve so it doesn't register as touch.
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I understand there are some gloves you can use as well.
I ordered the Jot Pro today. Hopefully from what I am hearing from reviews, that I will really like this one. I bought some cheaper ones in the past and was not happy with their accuracy and the thickness of the tips.
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I ordered the Jot Pro today. Hopefully from what I am hearing from reviews, that I will really like this one. I bought some cheaper ones in the past and was not happy with their accuracy and the thickness of the tips.
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Cheers! I ordered mine yesterday
I heard that the jot pro gets noisy when writing on a tablet.. makes a lot of taping sounds :S which would suck if ur taking notes in a meeting or in a quite environment...
i just picked up the Boxwave stylus from amazon
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H18JWI/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details
cant wait to get my hands on it along with my tablet
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I heard that the jot pro gets noisy when writing on a tablet.. makes a lot of taping sounds :S which would suck if ur taking notes in a meeting or in a quite environment...
i just picked up the Boxwave stylus from amazon
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H18JWI/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details
cant wait to get my hands on it along with my tablet
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I'd cancel your Boxwave order and get the jot pro. Yes it can be noisier, but it writes 100x better. SMOOOTH and accurate. Seriously, there is no comparison between the two.
Does anyone have the Jot or Jot Pro stylus, and if so, have you had any issues with scratches on the screen or diminished accuracy after a few weeks of use.
Is there any metal that protrudes from the plastic disc that could scratch the screen?
I have seen several comments in other places where people have said the Jot stylus has scratched their display (Amazon has a commentor that has posted a photo of the scratches caused). And I have read that the accuracy is not as good after a few weeks use.
I have done some research and contacted the manufacturer (which replied very quickly). The explanation seems to be that dirt on the screen can cause the scratches and that the plastic tip can get loose/worn out. Apparently there may have been some defective tips early on.
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This is an excerpt from my email to Adonit:
I really want to buy a Jot Pro but I am apprehensive to spend $30 if it is
going to scratch my screen, or if it is not going to work as well after a
couple weeks of use. These issues seem to be common in review comments I
have read online.
I read one review comment that said there is "a metal protrusion in the
center of the disk. It’s very noticeable." I thought the disk was plastic.
If there is a metal protrusion I can see how it could scratch the screen...
Have these issues been resolved since the Jot and Jot Pro were first
introduced? If so, what has been done to resolve the problem?
I have a tablet with gorrilla glass (Asus Transformer Prime) on order, but
even with gorilla glass, I don't want to chance scratching up my brand new
tablet.
Please advise. Thanks!
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And this is their reply:
We have tested our product extensively, and the precision disk has proven to be very safe, even after prolonged use.
However, a sharp piece of sand or grit pressed very firmly between the Jot disc and the screen will probably scratch it, so take care to maintain a clean iPad screen. If the screen is not clear of debris, it will become scratched with the use of any stylus, or even just your finger.
We don't want you to worry, so if you think it will be a problem for you, we highly recommend that you use a screen protector to protect your screen from environmental dust and grit. Please be aware that Jot does not work well with the following screen protectors, due to their extra grip surface.
* Zagg Glossy Invisible Shield (but Smudge-Proof Invisible Shield works well)
* Ghost Armor
* Bodyguardz
* Skinomi
* Wrapsol
Glossy protectors are the least compatible with the Jot. We suggest looking at the Power Support Anti-Glare screen protector; we've heard that it works brilliantly with the Jot.
We are here if you have any further questions.
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Anyway, I thought the info in Adonit's reply would be useful regarding screen protectors, etc and I really would love to hear from Jot or Jot Pro owners regarding their experiences with it.
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This is probably one of the best accessories that I could ever want. It works with any phone with any case as long as the case doesn't already have a kickstand. It also works without a case right on the back of your phone if you trust that your battery back cover won't come off.
Kinda pricy at 30 dollars but considering it's reusable and new sticky adhesives are dirt cheap, it's a steal! Also doubles as a portrait and landscape kickstand... Aways turns heads everywhere I go.
www.flygrip.Com please excuse my signature in this thread, it's WAY OLD!
bluevmax92 said:
This is probably one of the best accessories that I could ever want. It works with any phone with any case as long as the case doesn't already have a kickstand. It also works without a case right on the back of your phone if you trust that your battery back cover won't come off.
Kinda pricy at 30 dollars but considering it's reusable and new sticky adhesives are dirt cheap, it's a steal! Also doubles as a portrait and landscape kickstand... Aways turns heads everywhere I go.
www.flygrip.Com please excuse my signature in this thread, it's WAY OLD!
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Just bought my first one yesterday. I am quite excited to use it.
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tenemortem88 said:
Just bought my first one yesterday. I am quite excited to use it.
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I used one on my S3 loved it... But Im still debating on using it on this beast..... (be sure you size it right)
Never heard of this before, but it looks awesome. I always use this beast one handed and have been fearing the moment I eventually drop it. Unfortunately I can't justify spending $30 for just the flygrip (maybe if they actually had the note 3 case with it), but it did give me an idea. I might just sow (I refers to gf) some elastic cloth loops on some velcro and have the fuzzy velcro end on my case. That way I can take it off if I want, and if I'm using cloth loops it won't be in the way pocketing it. No kickstand though but it might just have to do till the price drops or they get a case for the n3. OOOh and I could stick some prickly velcro on my car-- no need to buy a mount.. Project time!
Edit: Sleep deprivation makes me overly ambitious, will probably just buy a bunker ring (amazon). Under $5 including shipping, might as well give it a try. Phone won't lay flat though.... that might bother the crap out of me.
I would like to try one, but Made in USA or not, the Flygrip should retail for $15 on the HIGH end.
$30 bucks is absolutely outrageous.
i agree about the price, looks really awesome though
Anyone own this and a Bunker Ring? I bought the cheap bunker ring and liked it so much I then bought the real one. I like how the Bunker Ring can spin to any angle so I am hesitant to purchase the Flygrip. I'd love to hear some feedback from someone who has both.
Daygo said:
I used one on my S3 loved it... But Im still debating on using it on this beast..... (be sure you size it right)
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I got the medium to large one. My hands are shorter, but I have bear claws.
I'll do a review when it gets in. With pictures and all.
Medium to large fly grip with the note 3 carbon fiber case. EXCITED TO SAY THE LEAST~
Got the email says it shipped
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I have one on my Note 3 - I actually put it on before I left the store. I've been using them for a year or two now, so fire away with any questions.
Note - in a different forum post, there is concern that the leather on the Note 3 is causing a sticky problem that they (the Flygrip people) are looking into. I think they were suggesting putting the grip on a slim case.
However, I use the Flygrip on a naked device & haven't had any sticky problems at all - it's like it's welded on.
About the only negative about it - it can interfere with some car mounts.
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I have one on my Note 3 - I actually put it on before I left the store. I've been using them for a year or two now, so fire away with any questions.
Note - in a different forum post, there is concern that the leather on the Note 3 is causing a sticky problem that they (the Flygrip people) are looking into. I think they were suggesting putting the grip on a slim case.
However, I use the Flygrip on a naked device & haven't had any sticky problems at all - it's like it's welded on.
About the only negative about it - it can interfere with some car mounts.
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do you find that it gets annoying when sitting on a table? I like to place my note down when sketching or writing notes with the s pen. Also how's it in the pocket? Get caught or bulge much?
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do you find that it gets annoying when sitting on a table? I like to place my note down when sketching or writing notes with the s pen. Also how's it in the pocket? Get caught or bulge much?
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I always put it face up on the table & the Flygrip stays flat - you can even spin it in place if you'd like.
I tend not to use the pen nearly enough, but writing or sketching while on a table would not work unless you held it flat with the other hand - otherwise it would rock to much.
No problems in the pocket, but I wear loose pants. I am waiting for delivery: Seidio Spring Holster for Naked Phones Not sure if I'll like it more then just carrying in pocket, but giving it a shot.
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do you find that it gets annoying when sitting on a table? I like to place my note down when sketching or writing notes with the s pen. Also how's it in the pocket? Get caught or bulge much?
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Since I am a frequent user of XDA forums for my phone information, I came across this thread. Very happy to hear about discussion about my product and people sharing their experiences.
I wanted to provide some info for those who had some questions.
In response to using Flygrip when using the S-Pen:
You can use flygrip on the table with a slight angle as shown in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50f3YGRB1YQ
This video shows how to give you a better angle for writing than just using it flat on the tablet.
Another comment earlier in the forum mentioned by "babyshanks" stating that we do not provide a case for note 3. That is incorrect, we do provide a case for the note 3 with each purchase. It is on the drop down list.
I wanted to remind everyone that Flygrip is a one time purchase. Unlike case manufacturers who require you to purchase a new case each time you upgrade your phone, Flygrip can be reused for future phones and/or tablets if they want for years to come. We offer a 60 day money back guarantee, so if anyone wants to try it out for themselves and decide if it is for you. You have 2 months to make your decision (and if you are a little late thats fine too, we are here to provide a product that we feel is super useful).
Any questions feel free to email us at [email protected] and please check out the youtube channel as many of your questions are already answered on the channel FLYGRIPINC
thanks
Michael
fly grips wa slike 30$ and broke in a month i use the bun ker ring now from amazon its great never broke and cost 5$
FlygripSupport said:
Another comment earlier in the forum mentioned by "babyshanks" stating that we do not provide a case for note 3. That is incorrect, we do provide a case for the note 3 with each purchase. It is on the drop down list.
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That changes things slightly, but wasn't there when I looked the other day. It'd be nice if you guys actually posted pictures of the cases you have on the phones. The addition of a case is a big factor for some people such as myself who don't want to just buy a $30 gripper/kickstand
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fly grips wa slike 30$ and broke in a month i use the bun ker ring now from amazon its great never broke and cost 5$
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Flygrip offers a year warranty and we have always serviced anyone who has had any issue even if it has been past a year.
What is your order # or email address? We would definitely warranty your Flygrip is something broke.
I love my FlyGrip. I have taken them up on the size swaps and warranty, and always received excellent service. This one is on it's third phone, just peel off and stick to the new one with a fresh sticker. Easy as can be.
I find it difficult to believe that the bunker ring could be half as comfortable as my FlyGrip. But to each their own. The kickstand feature works well even on a note, though better for landscape mode. I think it would be better in portrait if I moved it a little, but I like this location for holding it and that's more useful for me.
I haven't tried the gravity version but on the older two you are able to flip it and reverse and lay it on the table like the previous poster show with the video, but what that video doesn't show is that you could actually connect the kickstand and it will lay at a suitable angle in reverse portrait!
Just don't put too much pressure...but should be fine for note taking!
Flygrip is amazing...and their customer service is even better.
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That changes things slightly, but wasn't there when I looked the other day. It'd be nice if you guys actually posted pictures of the cases you have on the phones. The addition of a case is a big factor for some people such as myself who don't want to just buy a $30 gripper/kickstand
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You are correct. We are planning to highlight the cases we offer in a new way in the next few weeks. We will be offering many options on the most popular phones. In the meantime, our YouTube channel (video blog) shows some of the latest cases, installs, and many of the useful benefits of Flygrips. Please check that out when you get a chance and subscribe, as in the next 2 weeks there will be another Flygrip option being launched and you can be up to date on the new stuff coming out.
I see many times in the forums that the questions and comments being made are already answered both on the Flygrip website as well as on the YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/flygripinc
Anyone that is a power user, should really take a closer look at Flygrip as it was developed with my own needs in mind:
1. First and most important for me, to Navigate the entire screen with one hand. For those who are busy and on the go can appreciate this.
2. Fingertips hold your phone in place, which gives your thumb the most reach while giving your hand/wrist the correct ergonomics when holding the phone. No more balancing your phone on your pinky and contorting your hand/fingers to click the screen.
3. Using two hands, one to hold the phone and one to poke at it is just not conducive to being productive..at least for me.
3. Flygrip obviously helps you not drop your phone, but the real idea behind it was to provide the one handed ability, which in return provides real world multitasking. Most people seem to drop their phone when trying to operate it with one hand OR when they are trying to do something else while holding their phone and it ends up falling out of their hands.
4. Ability to quickly get your phone out of your pocket, open the Flygrip, and into your hands, within seconds. You do not need two hands to get your phone out of your pocket, open the Flygrip, get your fingers in.. this all can be done all with one hand..quickly.. This is huge for those who need to answer quick texts, emails, take quick photos, etc.. and put phone back into your pocket. I demo this is most of the videos.
5. The portrait and landscape kickstand feature is a great addition. Both orientations is sort of unique, since most kickstands only work in one direction.
6. Taking photos and videos is much easier with Flygrip and more stable with one hand then with two. Trying to grab the edges of the phone and tapping the screen to snap your photo is not the most ergonomic way to shoot photos. Flygrip also helps with taking pictures and videos at more difficult angles (over someone's head, around a corner, etc. This can not be done with two hands as easily.
7. And most of all, when laying in bed, your phone wont drop on your head (We hear that a lot at the tradeshows that we have gone to)
These are just a few benefits that came to mind.
Unfortunately the best way to learn the benefits is to actually try it. We always ask the retailers who sell Flygrip to demo it as it is the only way to really understand the benefits and comfort. Online videos are the only other way to demonstrate Flygrip, but not as good as first hand demonstrations. That is why we offer a 60 day money back guarantee, this gives everyone a chance to try it out and give it a fair shake and decide for themselves without any risk.
I appreciate all the comments and suggestions, as I use this information to improve.
Thanks for listening. And thank all of you that have supported Flygrip and have spread the word.
Again, always remember if you have any concerns, questions or comments, you can email us at [email protected] for faster response. Most emails during the day M-F are answered within 30 minutes.
FlygripSupport said:
You are correct. We are planning to highlight the cases we offer in a new way in the next few weeks. We will be offering many options on the most popular phones. In the meantime, our YouTube channel (video blog) shows some of the latest cases, installs, and many of the useful benefits of Flygrips. Please check that out when you get a chance and subscribe, as in the next 2 weeks there will be another Flygrip option being launched and you can be up to date on the new stuff coming out.
I see many times in the forums that the questions and comments being made are already answered both on the Flygrip website as well as on the YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/flygripinc
Anyone that is a power user, should really take a closer look at Flygrip as it was developed with my own needs in mind:
1. First and most important for me, to Navigate the entire screen with one hand. For those who are busy and on the go can appreciate this.
2. Fingertips hold your phone in place, which gives your thumb the most reach while giving your hand/wrist the correct ergonomics when holding the phone. No more balancing your phone on your pinky and contorting your hand/fingers to click the screen.
3. Using two hands, one to hold the phone and one to poke at it is just not conducive to being productive..at least for me.
3. Flygrip obviously helps you not drop your phone, but the real idea behind it was to provide the one handed ability, which in return provides real world multitasking. Most people seem to drop their phone when trying to operate it with one hand OR when they are trying to do something else while holding their phone and it ends up falling out of their hands.
4. Ability to quickly get your phone out of your pocket, open the Flygrip, and into your hands, within seconds. You do not need two hands to get your phone out of your pocket, open the Flygrip, get your fingers in.. this all can be done all with one hand..quickly.. This is huge for those who need to answer quick texts, emails, take quick photos, etc.. and put phone back into your pocket. I demo this is most of the videos.
5. The portrait and landscape kickstand feature is a great addition. Both orientations is sort of unique, since most kickstands only work in one direction.
6. Taking photos and videos is much easier with Flygrip and more stable with one hand then with two. Trying to grab the edges of the phone and tapping the screen to snap your photo is not the most ergonomic way to shoot photos. Flygrip also helps with taking pictures and videos at more difficult angles (over someone's head, around a corner, etc. This can not be done with two hands as easily.
7. And most of all, when laying in bed, your phone wont drop on your head (We hear that a lot at the tradeshows that we have gone to)
These are just a few benefits that came to mind.
Unfortunately the best way to learn the benefits is to actually try it. We always ask the retailers who sell Flygrip to demo it as it is the only way to really understand the benefits and comfort. Online videos are the only other way to demonstrate Flygrip, but not as good as first hand demonstrations. That is why we offer a 60 day money back guarantee, this gives everyone a chance to try it out and give it a fair shake and decide for themselves without any risk.
I appreciate all the comments and suggestions, as I use this information to improve.
Thanks for listening. And thank all of you that have supported Flygrip and have spread the word.
Again, always remember if you have any concerns, questions or comments, you can email us at [email protected] for faster response. Most emails during the day M-F are answered within 30 minutes.
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I might be paying a premium price. But I enjoy a company that will come on a forum like this and offer support. Mine should be in any day like. I am too damn excited
I work a **** ton and phone use can get minimal. So, my phone is bare naked (besides with bodyguardz pure) and I want something that is not bulky, but I feel like I can get in and out my pocket fast. And based off the videos seems it should. I'll make a little video review of mine. Gotta try out my 4k Video anyway.
Then i'll make a response in a week once I got heavy use to it to see how I have picked up the in and out.
I also thought to purchase this flygrip case for my S4 but as per some bad reviews by my friends over it, I bought this kick stand case...it was less pricey and more genuine too...as most of my friends just got this flygrip broken within a month but the kick stand I purchased is still working very fine...so I would say..I do not have good reviews over this Flygrip case