Review on 🖊️ Universal Disc Stylus Pen for Touch Screens - LezGo 2-in-1: Compatible with iPad, iPhone, and More Capacitive Devices - Includes 3 Replacement Tips (White) by John Floyd

I've used standard stylus pens and stylus-on-opposite pens for years, but have never been excited enough about either of them to recommend them. My wife recently got an iPad with an Apple Pencil, and after seeing how useful it is to have a full-size stylus, I decided to buy one for my phone and Surface Pro 4. I love that it has two different types of tips. One side works much better for tapping or tapping on-screen buttons, the other works much better for drawing, tracing, or dragging with very good accuracy. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips, which can be exchanged if necessary. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. while the annoying Apple Pencil has to be changed constantly. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. while the annoying Apple Pencil has to be changed constantly. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. to grab it and use it on your fingers, but it's much more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. to grab it and use it on your fingers, but it's much more accurate than my big thumbs. You can flip the cap to either side so it is screwable and has extra tips that can be swapped out if needed. It's also not an active stylus, so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs. so it keeps working while the pesky Apple Pencil has to be constantly changed. I really like it and have used it quite a bit. It just takes a bit of memory to grab and use on your fingers, but it's far more accurate than my big thumbs.