Review on 🖊️ StylusHome Stylus Pens for Touch Screens (6 Pcs) with Replaceable Tips - Precise Capacitive Stylus for iPad, iPhone, Tablets & All Universal Touch Devices by Ayush Bonuccelli

Ok I'm impressed! This is my first stylus/pencil. I've seen pencils with batteries which I don't understand but this one doesn't have a battery which makes sense. It works as you would expect... Like a pencil. I can write with it, I can move my game pieces with it, now I can make jigsaw puzzles with very small pieces, I can even make painting apps and now I'm going to try drawing apps!. Now I can even send an SMS to my cell phone! (I have no idea how people do this with their fingers, this keyboard is way too small! The iPad is so much bigger!) I've read that some rechargeable pens "lag" or don't work when the battery is low must be charged. It has no battery, no lag, it slides smoothly, it works whether it's charged or not because it doesn't need to be charged! So if THIS can work without charging (and my finger can too), why don't other more expensive pens work unless they're charged? See? Batteries in pencils are useless! Mesh lace is easy to replace. I've heard that rubber tips wear out quickly, but I don't know how a metal tip wears out, but we'll see. There is a small loop at the top that allows you to attach the strap to the stylus without losing it, but my iPad case has a small elasticated stylus holder so it's great for that. I think I could tie it to an elastic loop so at least I don't leave without a pen lying around somewhere... Hmmm. Seriously, if you have any doubts about choosing a stylus, buy this one! It's definitely a good pen for beginners... Whatever that means. because I have no idea what the difference is between a beginner and a professional styler these days.