We loved the Adonit Jot Pro - a more affordable solution at $29.99 - for its unique plastic tip made for sketching, drawing and writing, but no matter how good it was, it didn't really feel like a real pen. Unlike most stylus makers, most of Adonit's styluses have unique tips which you won't find on other styluses. And as usual, one of you will also win this premium stylus for free! IntroductionĪdonit is a well-known stylus maker, and the Jot Script is their newest addition to the line.

Can it deliver on its promise? Can Adonit make a stylus that's actually worth paying $75 for? To find out, we bought one. Equipped with a very fine tip and Bluetooth technology, the $75 Adonit Jot Script tries to solve all these problems in one go. To solve these problems, some newer apps offer palm rejection technology, and some styluses are doing their darnedest to become more like regular pens. And, really, who can write anything with their palm in the air? The thick rubber tips are nothing like a pen, and many apps get completely confused when you rest your palm on the tablet's screen. Writing with a stylus is just not that comfortable. After comparing a good set of styluses, and another set of more affordable ones, I can tell you why that is.

Adonit jot script evernote edition