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

Easy yo use and effective

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

Good and work well.

Ideal for iPad.

Excellent product, works well with our mobile

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!

Having just bought an iPad, I wanted a stylus so I could write notes.I firstly bought the Bamboo which is great but cost me over £20. I also read reviews saying the tip isn't very durable and is expensive to replace. So I thought I'd try a couple of the cheaper styli to see how they performed for day to day use.I bought the pink Palo at £3.40 including postage and the black Trixes HQ at £4.99 inc postage.The Bamboo is longer and heavier than the Palo and the Trixes so it feels more comfortable to hold. It is slightly longer and heavier than the other two and also has a slimmer tip so is slightly more precise. It also glides easily across the screen and writes smoothly.The Trixes HQ and the Palo look very similar to each other - same length, same weight, the barrels and clips are identical (apart from the colour).The major difference between the two is the slightly different tip. The Trixes has a slightly softer tip than the Palo and it glides much better across the screen when writing notes. In fact it's not far off the Bamboo performance. The Palo tip seems to be made with thicker rubber and doesn't glide very well across the screen - I'm not quite sure why that would be.So, if choosing between all three I would get the Bamboo for comfort and a more natural 'pen-like' feel but the Trixes would be my day-to-day choice especially at £4.99.I rated the Palo 4 stars but I feel this is better hence the 5 stars.

It works, in that it 'communicates' with the phone saving my fingers!! Biggest problem is that although the idea of it having an attachment to fit into the output connection it is not very secure and keeps falling out, leaving the stylus in my bag and the phone somewhere else. Also the connection between the attachment and the stylus itself is very short meaning you have to take it out of the output port to use it. No big deal you might say, but if you're like me, and would forget your head, then the chances of leaving the stylus behind is quite high !! That aside, its a lovely little device, and excellent value for money, and I guess at £4.99 not a huge problem if it did get lost!!