Review on StylusHome Universal Capacitive Ballpoint Pen for Screens by Chad Gravely

Due to intensive use, I needed several touchscreen styluses. They wear out quickly, which is why I don't order these pens for the ink, but for the touchscreen capability. So far this feature is working as expected and I haven't broken it yet. The ink pen is surprisingly good considering I prefer a rollerball. The look of the handles is nice and smooth and colorful, but not overdone. The main reason I'm not giving it a higher rating is that the tip has moved away from the one I use now so they aren't as well built as I use a pen that tends to open and I end up write my hand . I threw the inkwell overboard and I'm still using the touchscreen function, so I don't care. It's a cheap solution and with the number you get, you'll have to throw away a pair from time to time.