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Synergi · 08-22-2011, 02:22 PM

Capacitive paired with Wacom or to a lessor degree, N-trig is the best. I myself prefer Wacom, nothing beats it accuracy.. I love taking hand written notes and multiple levels of pressure as you would with a real pencil. I think the problem with 7'' screens is that they are a great size for reading but to small for finger touch to be accurate. I know I have the same trouble on my Nook Color but not on my iPad.

I also don't like Capacitive stylus but I'm pretty spoiled having a Windows Tablet with Wacom and I have an Edge with Resistive(on the LCD side) And Wacom, (on the eink side) and the different is night and day.. Wacom is simply amazing.. Although I would prefer resistive for hand writing over a Capacitive pen.. those are terrible..but I prefer the touch experience of Capacitive.. I always accidentally open things I don't mean to on Resistive.

08-22-2011, 02:22 PM	#7
Synergi Addict Posts: 341 Karma: 4683770 Join Date: Dec 2010 Device: Kindle PW, iPadPro, Galaxy Note 5, 8 (tab) & Galaxy Tab S3	Capacitive paired with Wacom or to a lessor degree, N-trig is the best. I myself prefer Wacom, nothing beats it accuracy.. I love taking hand written notes and multiple levels of pressure as you would with a real pencil. I think the problem with 7'' screens is that they are a great size for reading but to small for finger touch to be accurate. I know I have the same trouble on my Nook Color but not on my iPad. I also don't like Capacitive stylus but I'm pretty spoiled having a Windows Tablet with Wacom and I have an Edge with Resistive(on the LCD side) And Wacom, (on the eink side) and the different is night and day.. Wacom is simply amazing.. Although I would prefer resistive for hand writing over a Capacitive pen.. those are terrible..but I prefer the touch experience of Capacitive.. I always accidentally open things I don't mean to on Resistive. Last edited by Synergi; 08-22-2011 at 02:26 PM.