Pairing the Pixel to supported apps like Concepts is simple. Adonit marketing manager Rafael Gomez said the Pixel works far better on the iPad Air 2 than the Script or Touch did, and that the new stylus combines the best of both products. On the Pro, the Pixel was as responsive as the Pencil, with almost no offset. Using the Pixel to draw in Concepts on the first-gen Air, there was a noticeable lag between when I started sketching and when lines appeared onscreen. Don’t expect the same level of performance on older iOS devices. That’s essential, because I write quickly when I’m taking notes and need a stylus that can keep up.īut the Pixel is still a solid pen-at least on the Pro. With the Pencil, I can write naturally, with the entire side of my right hand touching the screen, and the result looks and feels like my handwriting on paper does. You can change the writing gesture setting in GoodNotes to optimize the Pixel’s palm rejection, and while I selected the hand position that most resembles my natural writing style, I still had to hold the pen awkwardly if I wanted to write with my hand touching the display. On the iPad Pro, using the Pixel in GoodNotes was almost as seamless and easy as the Pencil, though not quite. Notes Plus, Astropad, Medibang Paint, and Autodesk Sketchbook are expected to integrate the new stylus at launch, and Adobe Sketch, Adobe Draw, and Procreate will support the Pixel soon after launch. I tested the Pixel in a note-taking app, GoodNotes, and sketching app, Concepts, which were the only supported apps before the stylus’s official launch on Tuesday. I tested the Pixel with the iPad Air 1 and the 12.9-inch Pro, and while there were some noticeable differences in Pixel performance between the two devices, this stylus is a huge improvement over Adonit’s older pens. The Adonit charging dongle plugs into a USB port. The end of the pen magnetically snaps into the charger, which you plug into a USB port. The charging dongle that comes with the Pixel is the exact same as the one that comes with the Script. It has pressure sensitivity, palm rejection, two shortcut buttons, and a grip sensor to detect when you pick it up, so you don’t have to turn it on.
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The Pixel doesn’t work with the little Pro just yet.Īdonit Jot Script, Dash, and Touch, the Pixel has a 1.9mm Pixelpoint tip instead of a nub or disc, making it easy to draw or sketch in apps that support Adonit products. Apple Pencil works with just the 12.9-inch and 9.7-inch iPad Pro models, while the Pixel is compatible with the iPhone 5, 6, 6 Plus, third- and fourth-gen iPads, iPad minis from 1–4, both iPad Air models, and the 12.9-inch iPad Pro. The Pixel’s selling point is compatibility. This stylus works with the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, but Apple Pencil reigns supreme.
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