Air Stylus for Galaxy Note 1.0.0

Reviews

1 ★, on 2016-03-12
On my W8.1 and Galaxy note 2014 S-Pen does not work. Only touch, not stylus with pressure. I tried both on w10 and w8.1 but I got the same issue: no S-Pen/pressure. I have contacted also Avatron support many times to solve the problem, I'm really interested in such app but it seems they don't care about. They said the app does not work under w10 but under w8 yes. False. I got exactly the same issue. It seems it work under OSX but, you know Avatron, the 99% Samsung Galaxy Note have windows, not mac! I'm sorry, I'm going to ask GPlay a refund.

2 ★, on 2015-08-19
While the program works well and as advertised, the required Air Display messed with my MacBook Pro; the ability to drag and drop ceased. The icons on the desktop or files/layers in Photoshop stick to my cursor and will only return to their original position (not where I want them) after clicking and hitting escape multiple times. A little research showed many users having the same problem. PLEASE FIX!!

1 ★, on 2015-07-15
Using this app to connect my Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 to my 15" Retina Display Macbook created so much lag that Sketchbook Pro 7 was unusable. What a shame. Hopefully my refund processes quickly.

2 ★, on 2015-03-03
My Mac splitscreen ended up becoming a mirrored screen. The computer screens ended up being the size of my note 3. Could not connect error came up every 5 seconds. The delay in signal from note 3 to the computer was too long. The idea is good but it needs much much improvement. refund.

1 ★, on 2015-03-19
The screen connects but that is about all it does. The pressure sensitive stylus does not appear to be able to act as a mouse or drawing device. In Sketchbook it does not draw. Main computer is a MacBook Pro 15" on OSX 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo 8 GB RAM. I managed to get a basic touch stylus and my finger to work on the screen but not the Pressure Sensitive Stylus that the app claims it was designed for.

5 ★, on 2014-08-13
I read about the iPad version of this a few months ago and am so glad to have it for my Galaxy Note 10.1. The best way to think of Air Stylus is this: 80% of the features of a Wacom Cintiq but for 1% of the price. – Draw directly on the screen into Photoshop? Check. – Works with all my other creative apps? Check. – Multitouch gesture support? Check. – Pressure sensitivity? Check. – Palm rejection? Check. – Extends my screen even when I'm NOT drawing? Check! I think it's just great. It's not wired into my Mac like a Cintiq would be, so a few times the image has stuttered while I'm drawing, but for fifteen bucks I'm feeling pretty darn good about it. I may buy a Cintiq some day, but for now having Air Stylus means a better drawing experience and one less thing in my backpack when I'm on the go. (My Tools: MacBook Air 13" (late 2013), Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (32GB white), Wacom Intuos Pro Software: Adobe CC 2014, Manga Studio 5, FlamePainter 3)