Thread: PRS-650 Stylus scratching screen?
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Old 12-28-2010, 10:54 AM   #2
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Device: PRS650, K3 Wireless, Galaxy S3, iPad 3.
You don't have to actually touch the screen on the new generation of Sonys: the infra-red touch layer is above the screen, so, unlike my 600, you don't need to press with any force on the screen. Are you sure they're scratches, and not just marks that will clean off? I have no experience with that screen surface, but can't imagine Sony would make it so that the dedicated stylus actually causes damage to it.

I've not seen any other complaints about this, so I doubt Sony will pay for a replacement stylus. Your best bet, if this bothers you, is to get yourself a third-party soft-tipped stylus. Two potential problems here: it won't fit in the ereader's compartment, and if you get a rubber one, there's more of a likelihood of rubber traces coming off on the screen and leaving marks.

I'd have thought it will stop bothering you after you've used your device for a while and it's stopped being the treasured pride-and-joy (not being derogatory, I just know how much I baby my gadgets when I first get them - much more convenient when I care a bit less and just get down to using them).
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