The Adonit writer has a nice solid feel,but may feel heavy to some users. Using it on the iPad, I found it to be responsive and precise, but in apps like Paper or ArtRage, we didn't really see much difference with added pressure (even with the bluetooth on). If there's a setting we missed on it, that may explain the problem, but as of now, it's just a really nice stylus. The stylus does need periodic recharging with an inductive connector, and you will need a USB port to do so. Some may find that inconvenient, too.

The Stylus work great but the location for the buttons make a little dificult work with out touch them and disconect the stylus. I think if you want to make sure dont scratch your screen use a screen protector for safety because you have to press hard to the screen.

Although it works well as a stylus, as a precision instrument, it is not up to the standard I was hoping for. Even after calibrating the pen in apps that specifically support it, it doesn't live up to the manufactures promises.

The fine tip of the stylus is pretty great. I used this product mainly for taking notes, but it still does not alleviate some of the inaccuracies with taking notes on a glass screen.

When it works its great. I do not know if it was the apps that causes the stylus to be hard to manage or the stylus it self. Sometimes it would just stop working. Overall I think I would stay away until more apps support the stylus