Finger-Mounted Conductive Stylus EXTYLUS for Enhanced 🖊️ Touchscreen Experience on Smartphones, Cell Phones, and Tablets Review

Works well but a bit pricey. Performance is better than others we've tried. My husband has ALS and has great difficulty with finger control; This item helps it a bit but I wish it wasn't so expensive. I would rate it 4.5 stars if it cost less than $ and I would buy more.

I am an elderly woman and new to tablets. I love playing word games, but I had a hard time hitting just the right area. This pen was the perfect answer for me. I also appreciate that it's always connected to my tablet when I want to play. I used to use a pencil-shaped pen. They weren't a good choice for me and were never where I needed them. This stylus is the answer for me!

My finger didn't work well on the screen after I put on the screen protector. It works well on my finger and when I'm wearing gloves. It clips well to my phone to keep it safe, but it was washed with my gloves on. It came out okay. I'm worried about losing it as it works so great. I'll probably take another one. I highly recommend it. I have Android Note 8.

I really want to give this a high rating because it works well. I only judge by the price. I spent $20 and lost my tip a week or two after receiving it. The replacement tip is now $10. That's half the cost of the device. Expensive. The replacement shouldn't cost that much either. Also, I think it works great. Too bad it's not worth the money.

I only use one hand so it can be difficult to text on our big smartphones, but I wanted mine don't give up so i went shopping for "thumbstylus". This item is a little pricey in my opinion, but I gave it a try anyway and I'm so glad I did! The far left side of the screen is no longer out of my reach. I'll carry it with me to have handy, or rather on my thumb. LOL if text calls are my preferred form of communication. I'm not sure in what situation you would use it on your other finger, but if you

Great for the Tobii I-15 Touchscreen Communicator for AAC (auxiliary comms I think). My student really wanted to touch the device, not look it in the eye. But his fingernail got in the way as he tended to reach straight or bend his finger down. With this pen, he pulls his finger straight out and covers the nail. The velcro keeps it more secure on the finger than "txt:)" rings, shorter pins, ribbons, pins and other things I've tried. It is small, with no particular fixation that would interfere…

This is the best stylus I have ever used! I bought 3 of these! I'm paralyzed with the C6 and this little device opened up the world of touchscreens to me! I wear it on my thumb. I can take it off and put it on myself. The size is adjustable for a nice fit but not too tight. And the tip is SUPER DELICATE! I don't have to tap or tap multiple times for the screen to respond. The lightest touch of the touchscreen surface gives an instant response! As the tip wears down with use it will start to…

The build quality of Extylus is excellent. The Velcro is double-sided so it can be attached to the fingertip or nail. It comes with a loop to attach the device to key chains or straps. In terms of performance, this is a full-featured pen that doesn't take long to get used to. It's honestly a pleasure to type and type without having to reach for the pen. The problem lies in the impractical design. The tactile fluffy tip and velcro closures beg for wear and tear from daily wear and tear. I…

what a fancy stylus! I had no idea this thing even existed. I would have bought it when it came out knowing it was great and finally giving the side of my index and middle finger time to maybe go back on it they had no marks. from holding the pen for hours every day (I do everything on my iPad Pro so I work on it a lot). This thing also works better than any pen I've used over the years, so much so that I have to undo things I barely touch by moving my hand. Deserves five stars for how well…