subject: Why do I need an iPad stylus? [print this page] There are so many ways to extend the way that you can use Apple's iconic iPad, one such way is to use a stylus. While not necessarily a revolutionary way to work, as stlyuses have been around for years, buying one can certainly give you a number of ways of interacting with your shiny toy.
One of the best selling styluses is the Pogo Sketch stylus which works for both iPads and iphones. The Pogo styluses is stlyish and certainly looks the part sat alongside your iPad with its aluminium design. The stlyus sits comfortably in your hand, and won't make your arm and fingers ache if you use it for extended periods of time. The stylus is lightweight and glides smoothly over the screen, leaving no chance that you will scratch it. The soft tip which you can use to write, draw or navigate your iPad is highly responsive as you'd expect and certainly increases your accuracy meaning you can create some stunning artwork!
The DAGi Capacitive Stylus penhas proved to be another popular choice my mac fans. The slyus has a sleek look to it and it has been specifically designed to work for capacitive screens which menas that this stylus works well on the iPad, iPhone and on any other tablet devices. The head of the product is well designed, meaning that working with it is precise and feels natural. Certainly, using the DAGi stlyus can improve your accuracy on certain apps and so proves to be a useful, slyish purchase to complement your iPad.
There are a number of reasons why might one to buy an iPad stylus, as the increased accuracy that you get from using one certainly opens up a number of different ways of working, be it for writing quicker, drawing more accurately or simply speeding navigation for those with longer nails or larger fingers.
