Review on MEKO(TM) (2 Pcs)[2 In 1 Precision Series] Disc Stylus/Styli Bundle With 4 Replaceable Disc Tips by Rene Putman

This is without a doubt the most accurate and sensitive capacitive stylus I have ever had the pleasure of using with my Galaxy S8. And that's saying a lot, given what I've noticed, the S8's screen doesn't usually work very well with pens compared to other phones. where to start For comparison, I also have one of those cheap pens with a microfiber fabric tip (before I continue, I would like to point out that some people think the soft tip is made of some kind of metal, but it's microfiber, so there's no risk of scratches to leave on the screen). Even if you only compare grids on two, Meko is better in every way: It's smaller, which means you get more accuracy, and it's more malleable, meaning it's easier to deform to get the required contact area. A capacitive touchscreen only registers touch input if the contact area is wide enough. If the stylus web is too stiff, you will need to apply a lot of pressure to get it to deform enough to register the touch. But with the Meko stylus, that's not a problem. It works with very little pressure and allows for natural movements even with the S8 (which, as I said, needs a wider contact area than many other capacitive touchscreen devices). However, where Meko really shines is on the disc. Tip. Because the disc is transparent except for the center, you can see exactly what's happening underneath when writing or drawing. I downloaded the S Note app to my phone and use it along with this pen to take notes on faculty. Basically, I turned my phone into a makeshift Galaxy Note. And that's no exaggeration. The disc tip allows me to write very small text accurately, similar to how others can write on a Galaxy Note phone with the S Pen. Obviously the people who designed the pen thought of everything. The main disadvantage of a disc stylus is the risk of losing the disc. But fear not, because this stylus has a screw cap that closes it. And if you're using a disc tip, you can put a cap on the other end so you don't lose that either. The main disadvantage of a disc stylus is the risk of losing the disc. But no fear, because this stylus has a screw cap that closes it. And if you're using a disc tip, you can put a cap on the other end so you don't lose that either. The main disadvantage of a disc stylus is the risk of losing the disc. But fear not, because this stylus has a screw cap that closes it. And if you're using a disc tip, you can put a cap on the other end so you don't lose that either.