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The editors liked
Excellent stylus in general
Provides pressure sensitivity to compatible apps
Maximum precision for an iPad stylus
Pressure sensitivity
Shortcut buttons improve drawing
Welldesigned charger
Works without power as well
Premium look and feel. Two buttons
One of which is programmable (but not with Adobe's Sketch and Line apps). Adonit's Pixelpoint tip. Pressure sensitivity.
The Adonit Jot Touch feels very good and delivers excellent pressure-sensitivity performance with no lag
Looks good
Durable
Comfortable to hold. Long battery life and fast recharging. Pressure sensitivity works with other Jot Touchcompatible apps. Adobe Creative Cloud support.
The editors didn't like
Pressure sensitivity isn't perfectly smooth yet
Limited
Potentially inconsistent app support
Sensitivity can be on/off
Sounddampened tip still makes too much noise
Disc picks up debris over time
Requires deliberate motions
Inaccurate at times. Easy to accidentally press buttons. Shortage of compatible apps (for now)
It doesn't have a travel case or spare nibs
And while the USB power charger is cleverly designed
It's likely easily lost
Button placement makes accidental taps too easy
Creative Cloud support is limited to Adobe's Sketch and Lines apps
Maximum precision for an iPad stylus, Pressure sensitivity, shortcut buttons improve drawing, Welldesigned charger, Works without power as well
Limited, potentially inconsistent app support, Sensitivity can be on/off, Sounddampened tip still makes too much noise, Disc picks up debris over time, Requires deliberate motions
Excellent stylus in general, Provides pressure sensitivity to compatible apps
Pressure sensitivity isn't perfectly smooth yet
If you grew up with writing and drawing tools clutched in your hand like I did, and if you spent years working with a Wacom or similar pressure-sensitive stylus like I did, you've always wanted that type of functionality on your iPhone or iPad.Now we have...
Published: 2012-08-01, Author: Steven , review by: tuaw.com
I like the concept of the Jot Touch, and I think as more and more developers use the Adonit API to add capabilities to writing and painting apps, the device will become much more useful. As it is, using the Jot Touch with the Procreate iPad app is the ...
Abstract: We've been waiting since the 2012 CES to get our hands on Adonit's Jot Touch ($100*), and now the Bluetooth-enabled stylus has finally landed in our office -- even better than we'd initially anticipated. Built with the same fancy metal chassis that we...
The Adonit Jot Touch with Pixelpoint is very much the product of hybridizing the Adonit Script and Adonit Jot Touch 4. While it has the functionality conveniences of an internal rechargeable battery, pressure sensitivity and two shortcut buttons from the...
The Jot Touch is a true masterpiece. It has a built-in pressure sensitivity which improves productivity and also creativity by tenfold. Not to mention that Jot Touch looks really elegant and luxurious. It also has a couple of shortcut buttons that can ...
Published: 2012-12-31, Author: Joel , review by: taragis.com
Abstract: Geeks, are you fond of making doodle? am not. lol though I love scribbling anything on my notepad especially when seated over long hours of meeting (shhh). But this time, not anymore with notepads but with my new iPad mini and I'm looking for a better sty...
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Published: 2012-10-15, Author: Allan , review by: technoodling.net
Abstract: If there's a stylus that can be called a flagship device, it's got to be the Adonit Jot Touch . Unlike any of the previous styli we've reviewed in the past, this new one from Adonit is the first we've encountered that not only features Bluetooth connectiv...
