🖊️ iBart Touch Screen Stylus Pens - Mesh Fiber Tips for iPhone, iPad, Kindle, Tablet (10 Colors) Review

Handles work perfectly. as long as they arrive intact. I prefer fiber tips to rubber tips, they glide better on the screen. I would give them a 5 star rating but some of them were crushed probably on delivery as the item was sent in a padded postal envelope. It looks like 2 handles were crushed in transit, a few others have dents but can be used.

Great little stylus pens. The fiber tips glide well when drawing or writing and work well with a simple tap. The size is just right to hold comfortably and also be clean. I was very glad I bought a few packs as I gave them out and took them to the kids to use on their phones and tablets. I've also stashed a few at home in case someone sits down with their phone and wishes they had one.

The rubber pen is good until the rubber starts to drag on the screen. I wanted to try them to make sure they are better and last longer. I received them in December 2018. I still use them. The photo I posted is new with my old rubber tip pen. These mesh tip stylus pens are definitely better and last longer. I haven't had to throw it away yet. I will never buy rubber tips again. I have given a few to my friends and they love it too.

I bought these because I read the review and they were mesh fiber. I didn't even know what it was. I thought all needles were rubber because that's all I've seen in stores. I just received them today and they were very smooth and accurate. They slide very easily on all my devices and don't mark the screen. They were a bit light for my taste, but that's not a problem. I bought 2 packs of 10. I will never buy a rubber pen again. This solved my drag and drop screen layout problems.

Essential tool for winter climate. You no longer need to take off your gloves to use your phone or apps. Smoother than rubber tip options. I just can't believe they aren't universally used by people going through a real winter. I keep one of these in every jacket I wear, as well as in my backpack, purse, everywhere. The touchscreen gloves everyone recommends are fine if you've never had a temperature below 30 degrees. But I can use these pens with THICK gloves or even mittens if you can handle…

Best stylus I've ever used. Bought them in February and still using the first one that gets used a lot on my Kindle. Doesn't work that well on my iPhone, but my screen protector could be the problem. They are light and shorter than the handle. I've used heavier traditional styluses in the past and preferred lighter ones to fit me perfectly. The problem with traditional stylus pens was that the tip became too flexible after prolonged use. The thickening on the first one, which I still use…

Was looking for a new stylus as another one broke and tripped over those mesh tips. I had never seen these before and was curious what the difference was to the ones I've always used with rubber tips, so I made the purchase. Not a bad price for a pack of 10 pens. After receiving my package, I quickly decided to try the gold stylus first. I grabbed my iPad Air and started testing the stylus. At first I didn't like how light the pen was. Thought it was cheaply made just because it seemed so easy.

Nibs are not interchangeable and after 1 week of using one of the pens the mesh tip will come loose. So if they last a week, I think it's ok. I had to pay for a stylus with a replacement tip. I had one but I lost it. Looks like I'll have to replace them again in a few months. I'm not saying they're bad. They work well enough. I decided to just place a few here and there in case I lose my good ones. I have good ones to rely on. I don't want to embarrass you. Result. Good pen with mesh tip…

I teach elementary school students with special educational needs. They learn to hold pencils/crayons/markers. I use an iPad app to help them write letters, numbers and shapes. With just their finger on the app, I noticed how poor their manual controls were and how learning more how to use the Trip Pod didn't help them. I found these stylus pens at Revain and I liked that they had a mesh tip instead of a rubber tip. The therapist who works with my class has bought rubber-tipped pencils in the…