Review on Finger-Mounted Conductive Stylus EXTYLUS for Enhanced 🖊️ Touchscreen Experience on Smartphones, Cell Phones, and Tablets by David Roberts

what a fancy stylus! I had no idea this thing even existed. I would have bought it when it came out knowing it was great and finally giving the side of my index and middle finger time to maybe go back on it they had no marks. from holding the pen for hours every day (I do everything on my iPad Pro so I work on it a lot). This thing also works better than any pen I've used over the years, so much so that I have to undo things I barely touch by moving my hand. Deserves five stars for how well this stylus works, but I just wanted to give four stars because the strap that you attach to your tablet/phone so you don't lose the stylus is too short, so you have to put it under your finger dangling, and I don't like it, they should include a long stretch strap like this one, which I switched to https://smile.amazon.com/amPen-Detachable-Elastic-Coil-Style-Replacement/dp/B00FJ7HA7U/ref= got sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1548999193&sr=8-5&keywords=stylus+lanyard .-Another thing I wish the tip of the stylus was 6mm instead of 8mm, the big head makes it difficult to solve big monogram puzzles and touching things in crowded areas of games/websites. I would love to see one of these with a 6mm needle soon, I will buy two as soon as they are made. To me, the price of $25 for a stylus without at least one extra spare tip is high, but now that I have it, it's worth every penny and I'm glad I bought it. It takes a while to get used to as it's so sensitive, and I love that when my hand tightens around my index finger (not from the pen, it's very cold around here right now) I just go to the middle finger switch and use it as easily as my index finger. Edit: I decided I didn't like the hard, bulky velcro, so I replaced mine with a thinner, softer velcro that has an extra soft side. I also had trouble feeling the underside of my finger like it would sweat and stick to the pen and feel damp after use so I cut out a piece of thin velcro to fit the pen and now my finger has soft underneath tissue and I had no more problems. - Also, I have cats so I won't keep paying $10 for 2 replacement nibs when I have to do it that often (already on my 2nd nib) so I tracked down other tips I could use with this pen for fingers, and found this fiber tip that fits and works well and doesn't pick up fluffy/cat hair like the fabric on this pen does. It takes a bit of maneuvering to get it onto the pin as they are a little tighter, but it still works and stays secure and still works just as well. https://smile.amazon.com/aibow-Capacitive-Stylus-Screens-Replaceable/dp/B074PP2QJQ/ref=pd_day0_hl_147_17?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B074PP2QJQ&pd_rd_r=66183edf-316a-11e9-b385-1de323ee2e58&pd_rd_w=IKhGj&pd_rd_wg=PqIzp&pf_rd_p=ad07871c- e646-4161-82c7-5ed0d4c85b07&pf_rd_r=77ZP3YWJKSYC9WWK1BHQ&psc=1&refRID=77ZP3YWJKSYC9WWK1BHQ