Capacitive Replaceable Replacement Tablets Samsung Review

The gel pen also works perfectly. They come with a set of interchangeable nanofiber tips and discs. They are easy to remove and replace. They worked great on my iPad without a screen protector, but on my iPhone 7P I had a tempered glass screen protector and had to apply some pressure. Also, they are lightweight, so I wouldn't call them lightweight. Due to the ergonomic shape, they are very comfortable in the hand, but are very long. I like that they came in a case.

I have an android tablet and I hate touching it with my finger so I always use a stylus. I've tried rubber and fiber tips. The fiber works, but when it dries, not so much, especially because of the protective film. It is great! The fiber works but I like the drive which hasn't had any issues so far. And the dual function (gel pen) makes it even better, so I don't have to lug around a pen (it also writes smoothly as expected). Getting two of these multifunctional styluses at this price is great!

Two stylus pens (black and silver) feel good, work well and come with several spare nibs. The end caps unscrew to reveal the pen tip, fiber tip, or pen. The caps then screw onto the opposite end of the device for safekeeping. Each pen has a pocket clip that's strong enough to hold it securely in your breast pocket, but not so tight that it's difficult to slip through the fabric of your pocket. My only concern is that the entire device is so long (6 5/8 inches; 68mm) that it may not fully fit in

I've only had it a few minutes so these are just my first impressions. The rollerball is fine. The black gel ink spreads well and dries quickly. It's a bit scratchy like all Fine Point rollerballs. But on good paper there are no problems. The fiber disc tip is very convenient for my cell phone. He doesn't miss and my phone answers fine. The microfiber tip is a must. I see where I placed the tip of my drawing. The kit includes two handles, which is very convenient. This is not an elite pen, but…

I love this stylus! I've tried different types and brands of stylus pens and had trouble finding one that works with all of my devices. I have an iPad Air, Lenovo Tab 4, Microsoft Surface, LG phone and an old Samsung tablet. This stylus works great with everyone. Most of my devices have glass screen protectors, but my Lenovo has a cheap and inferior plastic screen protector. It even works with it and it's the only pen I've tried. I even bought an active stylus and it didn't work through the…

4 Star and 5 Star Feature or Android. All were disappointing Good1. The disk tip is the only one I can use on my touchscreen devices. This is basically accurate.2. Four replacement tips for 4 discs which is a bonus3. The mesh tip didn't work for me unless you're squeezing very hard - that's normal4. Haven't used a real ink pen to date, but this is a good pen. Previous reviews have been very helpful in recommending keeping a right angle with the disc as the very thin rubber tip can be damaged…

Update 9/2021 - The new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 will of course work with the new Samsung stylus, but they do not work. cheap anyway. After using them for some time, it dawned on me that an end with a "flat" round piece of silicone plastic instead of a mesh tip would work on these new phone screens without worrying about the flexible glass screens breaking. You get pen accuracy that's close to that of the Note 10+ ultra, but for a lot less. It may well be that there is no place to put this…

When my last stylus broke I was looking for a replacement. My last one had a disc tip and a mesh tip. I found that I didn't use the disc tip as much as I thought I would because the mesh tip worked better than the rubberized pens I previously had. I decided I needed a pen with a grid. tip and handle. I quickly realized that this wasn't a very common combination and wasn't particularly interested in the ones I found. I bought this product based on the price and reviews. I was very pleasantly…

I'll start with the negatives because that's what you're looking for: there's a typo; The picture shows four additional fiber optic lugs, but only two are included. There are four in total. This isn't a problem for me as fiber tips don't work very well. I take extra effort to use the fiber tip and it seems inconsistent when I try to scroll or draw with it. The pen comes with four extra disc tips (six total) which is why I bought the pens. Both pens have a gel ink tip, and the tips are coated so