All iPads Adonit Jot Touch vs Jot Script

Jot touch is primarily all about pressure sensitivity. Most apps that support the pressure don't also support the palm rejection. Such as Sketchbook, Procreate, etc.

Jot Script isn't out yet and seems to be using new technology. No one is sure how it's going to work. It may be awesome...it may suck.

Just because it's a bluetooth device - doesn't mean it will ignore palm rejection. It's really up the app and how they support it. Not sure about note taking apps - but for drawing apps a lot of them are gesture based (Paper, Sketchbook, Procreate) and all of those don't support palm rejection with their bluetooth styluses.

If Palm Rejection is important to you - check out maybe Noteshelf? They have a good visual palm rejection that is 'smart' and automatically scrolls down. I know UPad has a pretty good palm rejection as well.

I have a Jot Touch that I use for drawing (Procreate). While I love it (my favorite stylus ever) for the pressure sensitivity - the palm rejection stuff is totally hit and miss.

It has to be enabled by the app that supports it. The fact is most apps don't support it. This isn't only a problem with Jot Touch though. If you look at all the current Bluetooth Styluses - Pogo Connect, Wacom Intous Creative, Adonit Jot Touch - all of them promise palm rejection. Then you dive into the apps that support them and 90% of them don't support palm rejection.

I already purchased an Adonit Script and I'm looking forward to seeing how it performs.

If you are looking to spend $100 on a stylus based on palm rejection - the current market is not a good idea. Maybe Adonit Script will solve it? Could be. Even if it does - so far the only app announced that supports it is Penultimate. Which you may or may not like.

Have you tried the Wacom Bamboo Paper app? It's a free app that has really good software palm rejection IMO.

Well, the script eliminates the plastic disc, so I'm sure it will be more durable then the current Jot styluses.

There is also a promising new Kickstarter campaign for a new stylus that has a very small tip, but doesn't need bluetooth to operate. That means it wouldn't be limited to certain apps...It's called the Truglide Apex:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects...nt-electronic-stylus-for-ipa?ref=home_popular

I'm an Adonit fan and if I was to purchase a new stylus we'd be in the same boat. I'm going to wait until the Script comes out, it looks like it has promise but who knows.
If you can't wait, I know for a fact that the Touch is fabulous but the apps that use all of it's capability are limited.