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I've been using Jot Touch 4 for months. It gave you high accuracy, but there was something about having the disc around the end when you were taking notes. After weeks of waiting, I finally pulled the trigger on this one. Little pricy for a stylus but if you are planning on taking notes with iPad, this is the one. Pros - Very easy to connect. - LED indicators to show the status - Writes very well on the RIGHT applications (Will discuss further) Cons - Loses connectivity sometimes - Material seems little cheap (the matte finish doesn't look luxurious for a $75 stylus) The most important part of using this stylus: CHOOSE THE RIGHT APP Many people will download the Pentultimate which is recommended to use along with this stylus. If you do, you will immediately hate this stylus and think that it's a waste of money. I recommend 2 apps. 1. Notes Plus (Available for $10 on appstore). This app has 5 distinctive writing styles and when you select calligraphy method, no matter how bad your handwriting is, you will be able to take beautiful notes. The only downside of this app is that it doesn't have palm rejection however, there is this little control line where you drag a line up and down the screen any touch you make below the line won't do anything. 2. Noteshelf (available for $6 on appstore). This application has absolutely 0 lag. It doesn't write as beautifully as Notes Plus, but it gives you 0 lag, so it feels closest to writing on a physical notebook. The various pen setting is enough to suit anyone's writing needs. Best of all, it does have a palm rejection so you don't have to worry about your palm making smudges on the page. Overall, it's a great writing stylus for those that would like to take accurate/legible notes with your iPad. With the right app, this stylus will ensure that you can take great notes as if you were taking notes on a notepad.