2PC Black Smart Phone Pen Stylus, Silicone Tip Pens for Touch Screen Devices, Compatible with Tablets, Mobile Phones, Laptops, iPad, iPhone, Samsung Galaxy Note/Tablet, Android - By TRIXES

I have now tried various types of these but I prefer to call them iPad dabbers.Some of the manufacturers have got it wrong and made the tip too hard but these have an air cushion so tend to squash a bit to improve the contact surface.The screen on iPads and iPhones are conductive so the more area the better not just a sharp pointed tip in my opinionI must point out that they do not last forever with the compression of the tip, it will eventually start to crack and fall off.I now expect that after about 700, 000 dabs on the iPad and generally order another couple with my Amazon ordersSo to stop you wasting your time looking at other ones I do recommend these.They do have a secondary use if you’ve got an itchy ear, you can poke them in to cure that.Ensure that you do this with the plastic top and not the rubber end because if it does detach you are going to have to explain to A & E why are you doing that it in the first place as you should never insert anything in your ear.I think the only thing you can insert in your ear is your elbow so why not have a go at doing that because I found it impossible.

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In the 18 months I had my ipad (original) I wore out two Boxwave styli. At the time I went for that make as they were highly recommended but to be blunt they were actually quite poor with a tendency to stick and then rip. (My first one lasted about 3 months).For my new iPad(3) I decided to look at an equivalent stylus but cheaper and thought I would give this product a go. So far it seems really good. The rubber tip seems thicker than the boxwave, it runs across the surface beautifully and is a third of the price. Even if it only lasts 3 months (I am sure it will last longer) it will have been better value than the boxwave.

When fingertips are too thick, somebody somewhere has the answer. Simple and easy. You still need your fingers for the odd gesture, like magnifying things by pulling apart and squeezing together, but in general, these pen things just add a bit of comfort. I've bought a few packs for handing out at Christmas, because they're something that can actually be used.

These pens were well priced and are working on touch screen phones with (glass) screen protection. The little string that attaches to the headphone jack is too short to be of much use in transit. You can't hold the pen flush to the phone or use it if the pin/plug is in the jack and it can't attach to iOS phones (also the pin/plug that goes in the jack doesn't seem too solid) but it does have a clip that you can attach to books, bag pockets and lapels etc. The pen is a bit stubby and the touch end feels a bit thin so not sure how long it will last HOWEVER they are of a simple design that won't offend and most importantly they continue to work!

GOOD VALUE, i USE THEM A LOT, ONE IN EVERY JACKET, AND ONE BY THREE COMPUTERS.

Ideal for iPad.

If you are tired of forever wiping greasy fingerprints off your iPad screen then this is for you. There are several stylii on the market but this was the most cost effective. It does exactly what it says and makes using the keyboard very easy. The only drawback is that the big blunt tip makes fine work, such as dropping a pin on maps quite tricky when trying to be accurate. That apart the construction is good and the cord which plugs into the earphone jack means that you can keep it to hand. The other good news is that if you lose it you haven't spent a fortune.