I love these! I was using the shorter ones but, never really liked them. I purchased these because the shorter ones didn’t work for me anymore due to a shattered right arm and subsequent surgery. And I have too poor control to use my Apple Pencil, it slides too much! These have been the perfect styluses for my needs. The colors are beautiful, although I wish there was a red in the package I purchased. I like that I can replace the tips so there is less waste. I also like the two different tip sizes, I use both depending on what I’m doing. I also have long fingernails so these are perfect for my phone, too. These are the perfect length and width for me making them easy to hold, even with my temporarily poor grip. Would highly recommend! Read more
I have XL hands so these pens are perfect for detailed work on my iPhone. And you get 10 for the price of two. The quality is good with one end being more pointed than the other. Plus, they include extra tips although tapping rather than drawing puts no strain on the pen. You can't do better than these. Read more
These pens are great. They work perfect and is a good price for the quantity. As I walk off and forget where I left my stylus I have more to misplace. Read more
These are pretty good but I like the ones I ordered before these better as they were hollow and lighter, a little bigger in circumference which made them easier to hold. These were a decent price and work well, I just found the others easier to hold. Read more
I've read other reviews, and the AI summaries were pretty accurate: the main complaint was that these styluses were too skinny. That's not a problem for me at all. I have man-sized hands (I'm 6'1", 220 lbs), so they're a little bigger than average. (I can already hear the jokes about compensating, but really...). Honestly, I don't get the complaints about them being too thin. They feel fine to me. They are definitely not too slim. I used to always get styluses from the Dollar Tree. I'd take the ink pen part out and superglue the barrel so it wouldn't turn. Eventually, the top part with the unreliable (and not-even-worth-a-dollar) light and laser would fall off, exposing the batteries. Despite all that, those were the best styluses I could find, and they worked well for me for the past 10 years—when I could catch them in stock, anyway. If you experience any lag with this stylus, I'd venture to say you just need to clean up files on your phone, restart, and give the stylus another try. You can touch your screen as lightly as you want or apply more pressure (whatever you're used to), and you'll see that this is something very, very worth getting. I am very pleased I decided to purchase. Read more
These stylus pens are great ... has a different size tip at each end. Nice colors. Have one in 2 purses, 1 in my L.R., one in my patio, & gave 2 away. Have plenty more left. Read more
Needed something to help out with my Google phone. My fingers constantly not hitting where I intended. This is perfect. Accurate. Light weight. Easy to use Read more
This stylus is almost perfect! The length of this stylus fits in my hand like a regular pencil, which turns out to be really important over time, and the sensitivity is pretty good. I also like that there are two sizes on the stylus, and the color options are nice. The only reason I say, “almost” perfect, is because, while they are very touch sensitive, they aren’t quite as sensitive as some cheaper models. However, the cheaper models don’t last very long, so it’s kind of a trade off. I’ll have to see how long these last, but I’m willing to keep making repeat purchases to avoid the negatives of the other options. Also, in my opinion, these rubber tip stylus are better in the long run for avoiding arm and hand issues. I’ve used the mesh tipped stylus models for a long time, and while they are durable, they require a lot more pressure to use. Surprisingly, the extra force needed to press on the screen, caused pain to develop in my hand and forearm. I’ve spent a considerable amount of time trying to correct the problems in my arm and hand, that using the mesh tip stylus created, like knots in my arm muscles and pain in my fingers. Also the force needed to use mesh tipped models means that I make a lot of mistakes operating the touch screen, opening and closing things unintentionally, as they aren’t as sensitive and kind of slip around on the screen. I’ve only been using this new rubber tipped stylus since yesterday, but I haven’t made a single mistake on the touch screen. So I’d say that’s a time saver as well. Another consideration is, the shorter length of the mesh tipped models doesn’t help with preventing hand and forearm pain either. All in all, I’m happy with this purchase. I believe it is a good value for the money, and I’m willing to buy more in the future if I wear these out. Read more
