From personal experience this problem gets worse if you draw the line very slowly. due to the refresh rate of the Ipad air 2 screen being to low, lines will look a tiny bit squiggly. from what i've read, capacitive touch styluses tend to have better battery life. The advantage of capacitive touch is that it works with all apps and doesn't have to sync with bluetooth, meaning you can start writing immediatly. This is a capacitive touch stylus also, just like cregle. The alternative to cregle that works the same way is the well reviewed joyfactory stylus. My personal preferance is the Cregle ink stylus, but they are sold out (and maybe going out of business, they hinted of "business changes" in thier blog). also wacom fineline works the same way (not sure if it works with notabilty).
#Notability for ipad air 2 Bluetooth#
HOWEVER, bluetooth styluses tend to be more accurate at writing on the old screen technology than my capacitive touch stylus, so if you want to consider the bluetooth route, maybe they have solved the issues i had with the Jot 2. so i can't recommend it based off all of those factors. Also it is bluetooth, which takes a few seconds to sync when i turn it on, also a pain. it also makes an annoying click sound when jotting notes, which ends up in the notability recording.
I've used the jot myself, it was highly reviewed.
My professor actually uses the adonit pro, but i think that think is awkward looking if your looking for a natural writing feel. Sure, the most famous company is adonit which makes lots of different styluses. Thank you for reporting spam and other rule-breaking content. If you have any suggestions regarding subreddit or community improvements, you can message the moderators at any time. Exceptions may be made and the final say goes to the moderators.
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