I don't use a stylus, but I am curious about them. The ones that I have looked at in stores all seem to have a very broad round tip and it seems as if it would be hard to tap in the right place. Are there any "fine tipped" styli out there?

Thanks.

Yes, but I can't remember it's name. Adjoint pro or something like that. Search for stylus on amazon and you will quickly find it.

OK, thanks for the reply.

In the mean time, further research (Yeah, I know, I shoulda done this first) reveals that until Apple makes a touch screen for a fine-tipped fingers, there will never be a truely fine-tipped stylus.

I have a Bamboo stylus , I use for signing docs and handwritten notes, depending on the app I find the accuracy of the stylus changes immensely, see some pics of stylus use.

PDF annotations



Art app , just messing around with brushes paint etc.

Adonit Jot Pro

Please be sure to read the reviews on amazon. Some users are claiming that this stylus ruined the screen of their iPad!

http://www.amazon.com/Adonit-Stylus-...jot+pro+stylus

Here is a pretty good thread on some stylus. I personally use the iFaraday and the Adonit Jot Pro. http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-acces...-new-ipad.html

Actually, i don't like to talk about the stylus on Apple products because there is absolutely unnecessary,
To say the least, stylus pen is another kind of experience about it. and i insist that no need to purchase a pro one but a universal one instead.

For drawing / sketching on the iPad I have tried several styli and like the Möbius Pro Stylus the best. It has one of the smallest tips out there and is made of solid aluminum.