Droid Incredible Stylus

[kable]

Verizon Droid Incredible Touch Screen Stylus : (5 Star Rating): Google Checkout available.

So any input or think this is the real deal? I would imagine it would not work unless it somehow is able to compasitate between the electronic charge of the touch screen and your fingertip.

Anyone have any experience with this accessory? Im a little leary to spend the 15 bucks to see if it works or not.

[xBBuser]

No experience with it, but using my finger works great and doesn't cost anything...

[Guchi]

I'm sure it works just fine, but why?

[ExactDroid]

useless


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[rosariorose9]

I'm sure it works just fine, but why?

Good question...

[IncredibleUser]

While I don't have a stylus I can think of several reasons that they are useful.

1. If you have long fingernails, as my wife does, a capacitive touch screen is basically useless. In the several occasions she's used my phone she needs to use her knuckle which isn't exactly very accurate
2. If you live in a cold weather climate and need to use your phone with gloves on then you're out of luck. I've heard of stories about people using their tongue, a hot dog or a cheese stick, but a stylus is probably more convenient.
3. If you fall into the group of people that think greasy fingerprints on your phone is just plain gross then a stylus would be for you.

I'm sure there are plenty of other reasons that others might want to use a stylus.

[MYINCREDIBLE]

i was told the screen needs heat signatuers to work as i even tried w/out using my skin and it didnt work.. i dont see how this would work using a stylis

[Explosivpotato]

Its not heat, the screen senses capacitance. These styli work, but remember to ask yourself where you're going to store it. The phone doesn't have a slot for it. I know id lose it in about 0.03 seconds...

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[IncredibleUser]

EP,

Most stylus do dual duty as pens. If you are used to keeping a pen in your shirt pocket or your pants pocket it should be no problem to replace it with a capacitive touch stylus.

MI,

The person that told you the display was heat sensitive was just guessing. As EP explained it's capacitive which senses conduction.

[rosariorose9]

There are a ton of these on eBay, all of which are rubber tipped. PM'd one of the vendors to ask him how it could work since a rubber tipped pencil does not. I'll post his response when if/when it comes...