S-Pen vs. S-fingers

[Teophne]

I'm still waiting for my Note 2 to arrive to a local store. I'm so stoked about it I can't help but to refresh google page with the words "Galaxy Note 2" with search timer on last 1 hours to see if there's anything new.

So, I got into thinking, how many of you Note 2 users tend to always use the S-Pen for what you're doing or do you use fingers as well? What kind of ratio do you have for pen vs. fingers? Are there any certain tasks you always do with fingers (on the phone that is )?

 

[R4nd0mJ0k3r]

I'm also waiting on my Note 2. Should be delivered 2morro/Wednesday apparently :-D. I'm currently running on an original Note so with regards to S-Pen use...

I'd say the S-Pen is a phenomenal addition to the phone. But for me it's just that, an additional tool. Sure, I still use my fingers for 'standard' use, but I can't now imagine having a phone without the option to use my S-pen. If I wanna do any major web browsing/editing/note taking, I whip the S-Pen out and away I go .

This is on a Note 1, and they have added a TON of functionality to the S-Pen with the Note 2 so I only see myself using it more. The hover functionality looks killer, and the increased accuracy I keep reading about can only be a good thing. It is currently good enough for me anyway...

All in all the S-Pen is a perfect "additional tool" to go with a touch screen device. I certainly couldn't go back to a phone that doesn't have one!

 

[reburner]

I've had mine 3 days now and almost always pull out the s pen as I pick up the phone.