Most of the stylus devices that I’ve ever used are pretty clunky. It just ends up being this extra thing that you can lose without a whole lot of functions to justify its existence. I had a surface book for a while with a surface pen, the whole gimmick ended up never getting used and eventually I even disabled the touch screen.
I think my favorite stylus device was a dedicated drawing tablet that you would plug in and only use for that purpose. It didn’t have the issue that a lot of resistive styluses do that I took way too much pressure to activate, but it didn’t have the same problem as a lot of capacitive styluses where you couldn’t rest your hand anywhere.
I used handheld devi es with a stylus before modern devices existed. Palm and windows ce. Still use them sometimes on tough books. Not a fan tbh.
Why don’t you like them
Most of the stylus devices that I’ve ever used are pretty clunky. It just ends up being this extra thing that you can lose without a whole lot of functions to justify its existence. I had a surface book for a while with a surface pen, the whole gimmick ended up never getting used and eventually I even disabled the touch screen.
I think my favorite stylus device was a dedicated drawing tablet that you would plug in and only use for that purpose. It didn’t have the issue that a lot of resistive styluses do that I took way too much pressure to activate, but it didn’t have the same problem as a lot of capacitive styluses where you couldn’t rest your hand anywhere.