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Mike Boreham

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Until recently the idea of a stylus was a non starter for me, but my most comfortable way to use the phone is with the side of my second (longest) finger......and I make a lot of typos.

Recently I got a case which came with a free stylus and I find it is a huge improvement, but it is not as sensitive as my finger, though much more accurate. I have a Bamboo stylus I got a while back which is more sensitive but not quite like a finger.

Any advice about the best stylus for an iPhone 7+ (no screen protector BTW)?

Thanks
 
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Go with the New Trent. It's the smoothest out there, will not scratch your screen, and very affordable.
 
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It is as precise as your finger, but with better control.

That could be a problem....I need it to be a lot better than my 15mm thick finger ;)

However the stylii I have tried are both less sensitive than my finger. i.e. the screen responds to the lightest touch of my finger, but the stylus needs a bit more.
 
That could be a problem....I need it to be a lot better than my 15mm thick finger ;)

However the stylii I have tried are both less sensitive than my finger. i.e. the screen responds to the lightest touch of my finger, but the stylus needs a bit more.

Maybe I should have compared it to my pinky then. Hehe! One of the things I like about this stylus is how sensitive it is.
 
I have the adonit pixel. I bought it to use with my iPad Air 2 but it also works with my iPhone 7 plus.
 
Well,in north Europe,we got something called "bullens pilsnerkorv",they are bought in bundles,and packed in water in metal cans. Works ok as stylus,but a bit messy. The best part is that they are cheap,and can be used as food.
 
Well,in north Europe,we got something called "bullens pilsnerkorv",they are bought in bundles,and packed in water in metal cans. Works ok as stylus,but a bit messy. The best part is that they are cheap,and can be used as food.
Best paired with some Boston cuecumber!
 
I am getting email notifications of replies to this thread, which are not appearing here....eg latest one from EthanStark

anyone know what is happening?
 
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