Review on Screens Universal Capacitive Cellphones Replacement by Keith Alvord

"This is exactly what you would expect from a superior stylus for your tablet. I'm so tired of poor quality options: rubber tips crack or deteriorate, plastic tips slow down, conductivity is minimal OR it's so hard to distinguish between "touch" and "In the past year I've bought (and returned) two different brands of stylus ) which should be of above average quality (and in the same price range as Meko). this ugly flat metallic orange meko pen caught my eye. They were purchased from Prime, came with two pins and included extra tips/caps. I've been using my favorite orange pen for almost two months now and I'm glad I let it know that it's still in good physical shape - no replacement nibs or repairs needed! Yes, these sleek stylus pens showcase the latest trend in apple-style packaging. In a neat black box that I'll keep to myself and lots of parts, the STYLUS works GREAT! Both ends can be used as a stylus to interact with the touchscreen. (Let's call them wide and thin ends). I have used these pens with my Microsoft Surface 3 tablet as well as various Apple devices (old and new) that I own without any problems. To use the thin end, you must first remove the screw cap. (but WAIT! Someone on their design team should get a raise for this: the cap screws onto the wide, opposite end so you don't lose it while using the pen!) Replacement caps are quick, easy, and reliable. I would rate the overall accuracy as >good< (for the wide part) and >excellent< (for the thin part). Admittedly, I'm not a graphic artist, so my classification of this attribute may be far off the mark. be warned! But for the casual user, these tips will easily fill in the pixels they want to make travel. CONS - I'll describe the only negative I can think of: if you overtighten the caps on either end, the replacement tips may unscrew with them. Easy to unzip and reattach. This CON can also easily fall under "user error". The body is made of metal. NOT PLASTIC. But real metal (or metal alloy, I haven't examined it chemically). This means the pen has some weight and feels very durable. However, it is well balanced. (No one wants their stylus to get heavy when they fall asleep playing Hearthstone - it gets elusive when it slips under the mattress.) my first POSITIVE on Revain. [I'm starting to question my choice of color. I keep checking the product page for a PINK metallic pen and can't get it out of my head, ugh!) I'm happy to answer any questions or comments about my review or the Meko pens I own. Many Thanks!"