Wacom Gen. 3 Bamboo Stylus Solo for Kindle Fire, iPad Pro, iPad/iPad Mini, Windows Tablets & Samsung Galaxy (Upgraded Version) Review

I bought this stylus for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S. I did a lot of research and this stylus has always won out. I am so disappointed. The color of the stylus was great. The feel of the stylus was ok, a bit thin and light but still ok. The cap doesn't sit on the back of the pen when you use it, which is a minus. It's so easy to lose. I usually had to take it off and put it somewhere. I had the biggest problem with the tip. I didn't have a pen for a month and the fabric grid broke. Then all I had…

When I'm taking notes by hand, I prefer to leave the keyboard and tablet keyboard behind and write with a pen. This pen gives me that ability. Writes beautifully (except for my handwriting with a chicken scratch). It's also fun to draw and paint with, although I'm not an artist. It feels durable and I like that the tip can be replaced if it ever wears out, but it feels durable enough to last quite a while. The only thing I'm afraid of is losing the cap, but as long as you put it on the end of…

I really liked it initially because it was a replacement for my Gen 2 from the same company and brand. I changed it temporarily. . I wore the Gen2 for a YEAR and never lost a cap as it had a good friction fit. This Gen 3 model didn't feel safe from day one. The lid fell off after a week of use and I can't find it. Luckily I found my Gen 2 that I had so I started wearing it instead until I found my lost cap (if I ever find one) although it would STILL have the same problem. the idea was really…

I love this stylus! I wanted the pen to be strong but not too heavy. As a student, all of my lecture notes are stored on my iPad Mini, so they are mainly used for highlighting notes, moving text boxes, and scrolling through pages. I considered Adonit jot or Musumee, but they were better for handwriting notes on the iPad, which I didn't need. I had to press a little harder than expected due to the "soft" nature of the tip, but once I got used to it, it was fine. The cap covers the tip of the pen

This is the third portable stylus I have owned and I love it. My first stylus was on my iPhone 3 days ago and was a pogo with a foam tip. It was terrible. The second was a promotional pen with a ballpoint pen. His rubber tip was barely a step above the pogo. I currently have a Samsung S5; and in combination with Sketchbook and Bamboo Solo it is a drawing machine. Here's my quick and dirty: Pros: * The carbon fiber tip glides well across the screen without slipping. * The cap snaps in well with…

I was looking for a replacement for my previous stylus when I came across these Wacom Gen. 3 Bamboo Stylus Solo and was immediately blown away by the vibrant range of colors they offered. in and then the kicker, have my eyes deceived me? Does this stylus come with a "pen cap" style cap and does it have a clip? And it costs less than $20. Is this the product of my dreams or just an illusion? Turns out the answer lies somewhere in the middle, and here's why. The positives first, and we'll start…