Review on Penyeah Stylus Pen for iPad [4-in-1] - High Sensitivity and Precision Touch Screen Stylus with Disc Tip, Black Rubber Tip, and Mesh Fiber Tip, Light Blue - Universal for All Capacitive Touch Screen Devices by Kevin Woods

I almost gave up on it because it looks so similar to the one sold by Friendly Swede. Look, this is really badly thought out. If you want to use a ballpoint pen, you can't just rearrange the parts, you really have to take it apart to write and then put it back together again, and the pen refill is cheap junk. . And there is no clip. I just don't understand why anyone would sell a pen (that doesn't fit a tablet or phone) without a clip. Whatever advice you choose to use, all you have to do is rearrange the sections. High-quality pen refill, writes like a good ballpoint pen. I am an artist and a pen fanatic. In other words, I'm very, very selective about what I write and draw. To test this stylus, I opened the drawing app on my phone and played with it for a few minutes. I think if I paid $10-$15 for a pen with just a rubber tip I'd be pretty happy. It works so well. The disk tip is really good - I like to draw small, complicated things and it's very important that I can see where the tip is. Now we come to the reason I'm not giving five stars. The first thing I noticed when I opened the packaging was that the lace of the fabric was falling apart. That is, the fabric was pulled halfway out of the nest. I should have taken a picture first, but I didn't think of it. Instead, I put on strong glasses, took a knife with a good sharp point, and carefully put the fabric back in place as best I could. saw. Was it a quality control error or was that to be expected from wearing it with the lace exposed? This is exactly the same problem I had with the Friendly Swede pen's cloth tip. Except I couldn't reinstall Fabric at all. In both cases a cap on him would have helped a lot. That plus the fact that the only way to wear it without the exposed fabric lace is to set it up with a clip section down the middle, which is a little awkward. but not too much - it's still hanging on my shirt. good enough. I'll be sifting through the scraps of grip that have accumulated over the years and see if I can find a piece that will fit on top of the fabric tip to keep the clip in place. I probably won't find anything suitable, but it's worth it. Conclusion - with a little improvement I think this stylus would be PERFECT! It's damn close.