Any recommendations for an iPad stylus pen?

[stylusshop]

You may go for Bamboo stylus..

 

[satchmo]

Frankly, I'm still anxiously waiting to hear more about Adobe's Project Mighty and Napoleon.
Suppose to be out in the first half of this year, but haven't heard any talk or further development in quite a while.

 

[Jhartma7]

iInk 2

The iInk 2 from www.cregle.com. It is hands down the best stylus you can get for the iPad.

 

[satchmo]

The iInk 2 from www.cregle.com. It is hands down the best stylus you can get for the iPad.

Looks nice. But judging from the video promo, it doesn't look like it has any palm rejection.

 

[omni]

Looks nice. But judging from the video promo, it doesn't look like it has any palm rejection.

A guy who registered this month just to tell you about the best stylus ever? Don't feed the trolls.

Also the iPad isn't really meant to ignore touch (palm rejection). Ignoring all touches aside from what the bluetooth is sending hasn't really resulted in anything great so far (from what I've seen).

For note taking - the Jot Pro combined with either NoteShelf or GoodNotes is the best solution I've seen so far for palm rejection.

For drawing - 53's pencil and paper is the best solution I've seen.

When it comes to note taking - I just went back to pen/paper.

 

[Jhartma7]

iPen 4

Hey,

The iPen 2 does have palm rejection; otherwise I would not consider it a great stylus for the iPad, and would not recommend it. If you don't believe me, ask them yourselves.

Like I said, it seems to perform better than any stylus i've seen, and i've seen quite a few.