Stylus Pens, Universal High Sensitive & Precision Capacitive Disc Tip Touch Screen Pen Stylus for iPhone/iPad/Pro/Samsung/Galaxy/Tablet/Kindle/Computer/FireTablet

This pen looks exactly as pictured on Amazon's page. I can't believe how smooth this is. The stylus tip glides over the screen's surface like wet ice - no resistance, stuttering or grabbing at all. I almost ruined it when I tried removing the small, round, plastic disc attached to the stylus tip. Thinking it was there to protect the tip until first use, I tried pulling it off. It wouldn't pull off. Eventually, I noticed in the images on Amazon's page that the disc was on the tip. It's nearly invisible and there's no mention of it. I tried it on my laptop's touch screen and it works great. . it's the plastic disc on the tip that keeps it from grabbing and stuttering on the screen. . it doesn't interfere with writing at all.Update 1-3-2025I bought this specifically to use at my pharmacy when I pick up meds. There's an LCD touch-screen we need to sign our names on when we receive meds. This used to have a stylus pen attached by wire and that worked great, if a little low-res. I tried this stylus and . . . nothing. Not a single dot. So . . . I finally figured out how to make it work.The plastic disc-like tip works great on my phone and laptop touch-screens, but did not work on the LCD signature screen at my pharmacy. I slid the plastic tip out and just used the bare metal end of the barrel that the plastic tip slides into and it worked perfectly! Unreal. That plastic disc tip is attached to a metal sleeve that slides into the metal barrel end of the pen. It doesn't fall out, but it slides out easily when pulled.Update 4-24-2025Pen stopped working on my Laptop and Phone touchscreens. Cleaning the stylus pad with alcohol or plain water didn't help. Replaced the pad with the second one included with the pen at purchase. Now works like new again.So . . that first pad tip only lasted some 6 months. I have to say though, I've been using that pen on my phone's screen every day with at least least 5000 screen touches per day playing games, apping and googling. Not too bad. I'm expecting to get another 6 months from the second tip. I'm also ordering a dozen new pad tips - that should last me a good while.Update 6-3-2025I purchased these replacement tips here at Amazon : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DV3LG38W?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleThey look exactly like the originals and they work perfectly. The pen is still working like new, I'm very happy with this.

I use this everyday in my job and it works amazing! It glides smooth and super easy to use. It's compatible with any screen I have and is easy to store.You simply twist the middle of the pen to close it up. It even comes with 2 tips to change out when you need to change them.Only thing I can complain about it the metal in the housing unit is easy to bend and if your opening has a bend at all it can cause your tips to bend in a certain way. They are still usable, but slanted in a way.Overall great buy!

Seems to work as advertised.

I don’t know how these pens work without having to be charged but they do work the pen flows smoothly and they are accurate they look great they fit my hand comfortably and two for the price of oneAwesome purchase

I got a new Acer Chromebook for my tutoring work. A touchscreen stylus is a must to make tutoring easier. After conducting some research, I found this one to be an economic alternative to some brand names and decided to give it a try. It worked perfectly with my Chromebook, with good screen response and precision touch. They provided an extra replacement disc tip, which is nice. In all, it is a budgetary stylus good for tutoring purposes. However, if drawing is your purpose that requires more precision and different responses to pressure, you might need to dig further to see if this one fits you.

Really nice but it keeps undoing the pen part. Plus sometimes doesn't work on the screen. It is comfortable in your hand but it is a little heavy in your hand.

These are very heavy duty. And very heavy.It's worth noting that they house the wider disc tips with the fatter shafts, so they are not compatible with the newer tips that have smaller discs 'and' thinner shafts. But there are some higher quality tips out there that still have the fatter shafts (Meko sells some that fit: Gen 2).

Honestly this is a great digital pen. Works extremly smoothly on my ipad - just like a finger but better and more convenient. registers any touch immediately with no display and glides well. Great option for those on a budget.