MEKO(TM) 2-in-1 Disc and Fiber Tip Stylus Bundle for Touch Screen Devices - Black/Silver with Replaceable Tips Review

If you buy these, make precise notes on your tablet. Not. You are not working. Whenever I try to use it to write letters that are less than 2.5 cm high, spaces appear on each line, making the words illegible. They may work for other purposes, but if a student is trying to take notes in class, just buy a real pen.

Bought for my iPhone 6s Plus. I use it for "coloring" in an app (Recolor) that offers "crayons" that you can use to color in very detailed images freehand. The only comparison I have is an Apple Pencil versus an iPad Pro, and in my opinion it's unfair to compare the two. The hard drive is the most difficult setting. Too bad they didn't have to have it. This stylus pen from the categories "good", "best" and "best" in terms of cost, efficiency, quality and ease of use falls into the "best"…

I've JUST opened this up and only used it once on my iPhone, but so far I'm loving it! I wanted something that could write like a pen on my Kindle Fire and it's perfect because both sides draw sharp lines. The end of the softpen draws as narrow as the end of the disk, meaning it can be used accurately when clicking on web pages. The end of the disk is ideal for writing, like a pen on paper. I feel I need to be more careful with the disc as it is held in place by thin rubber. However, this comes

I've been using this on my Dell Inspiron 13 7000 series laptop for a week They're not active styluses (my screen doesn't support active styluses), but I'm very glad I took the risk. I drew black and white Game of Thrones characters with a disc and it was amazing. I've pulled four so far and haven't had to change the tip yet. I wipe down the screen with the included microfiber every other painting session and the discs just glide smoothly across my screen creating beautiful lines and curves. I…

These are great and feel like quality pens. Each pen has a screw tip so you can remove the real tips and a screw cap that allows you to close one end and have a clip like a regular pen. They are made of metal and fit perfectly in the hand. A little weird noise from the end of the hard drive clicking on your screen but after a while you don't notice it anymore. I switched from a Note series phone (it has its own stylus housed in a small case inside the phone) and have become completely addicted…

I have been using Galaxy Note phones for a few years. I use my S Pen every day but I'm switching to a Galaxy S8. No S-Pen Galaxy S-Pen, nothing compares but they are close. Although I wish they had a tip at the end instead of that clunky disc. One of the pens was worn out, I don't know as with such a nice package, but I don't mind. It comes with additional tips. Hard to believe the price is so low. To update. I ran some tests with this stylus, as well as amPen and my Galaxy Note 5 S-Pen. The S…

I have an Asus Flip Chromebook and recently Google made Android apps compatible with Chromebooks. With a touchscreen device and access to the Google Play Store, I wanted to get more out of my device and was a little jealous of my peers, the iPad Pro and the stylus (although not jealous enough to spend money on an Apple product, haha ). So I started researching all types of stylus pens available for capacitive touchscreens. I found a few Bluetooth models that seemed good to me, but there weren't

I have to say that I'm one of those people who buys stylus after stylus and uses it all the time and that's what I need to work with my phone and I wish it wasn't . Yes, but I'm quite a connoisseur. I can't even tell you how much money I've spent over the years to find the perfect one, I have to say this is by far my favorite product I've found in a long time. Other pens like Elago I've probably bought 60 in a year and I'd say 40 out of 60 if I unscrew the top and replace the head it won't come

Bought to compare with the Apple Pencil. At work I use an Apple Pencil and an iPad Pro. I was hoping it would be comparable to my home iPad. I was trying to decide whether to upgrade my iPad Air 2 to a new iPad that works with the iPad.1 Pencil. It is shorter than the Apple Pencil. It's still convenient to hold the base just for size.2. It's heavier than the Apple Pencil. Not critical, but just not that comfortable after prolonged use. However, the Apple Pencil actually looks cheaper. This…

I have an Asus clamshell Chromebook and Google recently made Android apps compatible with Chromebooks. With a touchscreen device and access to the Google Play Store, I wanted to get more out of my device and was a little jealous of my colleagues, the iPad Pro and the stylus (although I wasn't jealous enough to spend money on an Apple product, Haha). So I started researching all types of stylus pens available for capacitive touchscreens. I found a few Bluetooth models that seemed good to me, but

I have to say that I'm one of those people who buy stylus after stylus and use it all the time and that's what I need to work with the phone and I wish it wasn't yes, but i'm quite a connoisseur. I can't even tell you how much money I've spent over the years to find the perfect one, I have to say this is by far my favorite product I've found in a long time. Other pens like Elago I bought probably 60 in a year and I would say 40 out of 60 if I unscrew the top and replace the head it will not…