Which Stylus

[Guest crusader58]

Does anyone know which type of fine tipped stylus is compatible with the hudl2?, capacitive or induction?

Edited March 20, 2015 by crusader58

[Guest CPN200]

Capacitive. As is the case with just about any smartscreen device on the market...

[Guest aerostar]

I have not had much luck with using stylus on H2, when I first got it I tried the ones that worked fine on the H1, the rubber black type and the mesh type, and the result was very poor indeed, so much so that I went to Tesco and tried my stylus on their H2 samples thinking I might have a duff H2, and got the same poor result, tried the Tesco stylus and that was fine.

 

I have tried with others and cannot find one that is cheap and works. I do not know what is special about the Tesco own H2 version stylus.

 

Anyone found a supplier that has a stylus that works nicely with the H2 ?

[Guest ajsexton]

well I have an adonit jot pro and that doesnt work very well either :-( ..I say I have one, I have one that's supposedly that but it was from a large online chinese marketplace, it looks right but obviously can not guarantee it

[Guest crusader58]

I have a cheap stylus that I purchased for £3 in Wilkinson but it's almost as fat as my finger(works as well as a finger), so I'm looking for a fine tip stylus that works on the hudl2 as I need better precision for a few apps that I use. hence my original question, so if anyone has found one that works then please post it here. ty

Edited March 20, 2015 by crusader58

[Guest r00tmydevices]

Purchased a Blackberry stylus, unaware that not all non-Tesco branded ones will work. Needless to say it doesn't work. Hopefully retailer will let me return it...

[Guest samac]

Just played a game of backgammon with a 8mm as cheap as you can get (5 for £3.00) soft rubbery tip stylus, quite good responsiveness.

 

samac