Samsung's S-Pen on TF300T - Transformer TF300T Accessories

Hi everyone. I would like to buy a stylus pen for my tab. I want a thin point pen, not like a fat ball-point one. So I was Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 's pen. Did anyone ever used this pens on TF300T ? My main goal is to note something on pdf's with EzPDF or similar :cyclops:

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I don't think those styli will work. AFAIK it has to do with Samsungs framework. You could try plastic disc ones. I use a dagi stylus, the best stylus I have tried so far.

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No, the S-pen is not a capacitive stylus. The reason capacitive styluses have the thick end is because the screens require a certain area to be pressed in order to respond.
The thick ended stylus is better working than it looks it would be. For my money, I go with the Spigen Kuel H14, to the extent of ordering one direct from Spigen because they don't sell them here. It was like $17 and really solid, but everyone has their particular favourite, so go with what seems right for you. I use mine mostly for annotating pdfs in ezpdf too.
The plastic disc one that jgaf was talking about is the adonit jot pro, really accurate and great for drawing but it's really fragile and not hugely portable because of that disc. You can just sling the others in a pocket, but if you lose the jot pro cap, you're screwed.

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I use mine mostly for annotating pdfs in ezpdf too
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So can you write not too thick with SGP ? adonit seems to bee really fragile, i can't bear that it will annoy me all the time i know

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gravis502 said:
So can you write not too thick with SGP ? adonit seems to bee really fragile, i can't bear that it will annoy me all the time i know
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Yeah, it's fine for writing. The limitations in handwriting aren't to do with the stylus - works best in supernote and Draw Something - but with ezpdf. I don't use the handwriting notes in ezpdf a great deal, because it has all the notes and highlighting features. But it's good enough to underline within text.
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Thank you dontsurf for your humble reply, of course i won't write pages and pages, i simply want to highlight and annotate. I will take a look in my local stores and post the results.

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dontsurf said:
No, the S-pen is not a capacitive stylus. The reason capacitive styluses have the thick end is because the screens require a certain area to be pressed in order to respond.
The thick ended stylus is better working than it looks it would be. For my money, I go with the Spigen Kuel H14, to the extent of ordering one direct from Spigen because they don't sell them here. It was like $17 and really solid, but everyone has their particular favourite, so go with what seems right for you. I use mine mostly for annotating pdfs in ezpdf too.
The plastic disc one that jgaf was talking about is the adonit jot pro, really accurate and great for drawing but it's really fragile and not hugely portable because of that disc. You can just sling the others in a pocket, but if you lose the jot pro cap, you're screwed.
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Actually I have a dagi, pretty much the same as adonit. Mine came with a cap, just like a normal pen it protects the tip. It is portable, but like you said it is also fragile. If you drop it without the cap the springs that hold the tip will surely bend. they do come with spare points and discs.
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I've bought a standart thin-end capacitive pen and it's very useful.
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gravis502
gravis502 said:
I've bought a standart thin-end capacitive pen and it's very useful.
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How abt a link and a evaluation.

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Here is the link for the pen: http://www.trust.com/products/produ...=TABLET&ProductGroup=TABLET-INPUT&artnr=18738
I bought it from a local dealer at Istanbul, about 12 bucks, i use it with sketchbook and ezpdf. It s very useful for annotations, if you read pdf s etc like me a lot.
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I use a Wacom Bamboo Stylus. Nice heft & a very accurate tip