🖊️ StylusHome 10 Pack Mesh Fiber Tip Stylus Pens for iPad iPhone Tablets Samsung - Precision Capacitive Universal Touch Screen Stylus Pens Review

I used to buy rubber tip styluses. They seem to have a coating on the tip that improves drag when scrolling, but over time the rubber started to catch. These pens have a kind of fiber at the tip that is nice and smooth and continues to function that way after use. 4-Star Touch Screen: These pens take some time to get used to the scrolling or prompts. I've found that I need to apply a little more pressure to accommodate this. 5 Star Value: less than $10 a pack is a bargain.

This is my first experience with a mesh stylus. Rubber pens annoyed me. Constantly wears out, gets soft and squishy, unreliable in accuracy, good for nothing but a dumpster. I've been using mesh styluses for a few months and I'm happy to report that they're much more reliable and I haven't noticed them getting soft and squishy so far. I love them, the colors are varied and vibrant, they are comfortable for prolonged use, the case is not too thin or thick (at least for me), use on iPad and…

We needed something to help distance learning kids complete schoolwork on an iPad. They're younger so we didn't need a lot of fancy features, we just needed something that was a little easier to write on than their finger. I can't tell you how many times we've tried tapping these buttons and ended up giving up and just using our finger. yeah it was THAT bad. I've grappled with the rubber tip or these mesh tips. I had a rubber tipped pen that I got as a gift and it worked much better than these…

These styluses are very light, almost to the point that they appear to be quite cheaply made. I've been using one brand of stylus for several years, but wanted to try another brand. I have to say I regret what I did because I could tell right away that they were nowhere near the brand I was using. The only POSITIVE thing I really liked was that the tips were made out of some kind of mesh. The others I use are rubber. I think the saying is true that you keep what you have and don't look for…

I liked that all of these stylus pens work. Sometimes you can hear a squeaky noise when healing foil on your tablet or phone, but that's more from the plastic than the stylus. This is easily fixed by wiping the screen with a slightly damp cloth. Styluses also work very well on a regular screen, but if you have a self-healing film I strongly recommend that they glide across the screen without leaving a trace, and they're comfortable to use and don't wear out as quickly as rubber styluses.