Disc tip Stylus

After much research I bought this so that my son could use the Adobe Sketchbook drawing app on his Lenovo tablet. It's works wonderfully and is sturdy enough to be like new after 2 years of use. It came in a very professional box with a spare head too. Great little product

I wasn’t sure what to expect but I wanted a pen that was compatible with an iPhone for my daughters to use on their drawing apps. The reviews were generally good for these pens so I figured I’d give them a punt. In the box comes two pens - and two replacement bibs plus a leather look pouch to keep the pens in. They have a nice weighty feel to them - they are a decent quality. The little clear disc that surrounds the “nib” stays on, and whilst this is a little odd at first you soon get used to it. I think it’s to stop you from scratching your phone screen but I could be wrong. Anyway, they’re nice and responsive and do a good job, at around £6 per pen I feel they are more than worth the price!

I very much like this as an alternative to the S pen. The price is much more competitive and it has a nice feel and tough to it. It works on my Samsung tablet nicely but with the tip you cannot really draw properly if that is what you need it for.

I always use theses pens for my phone and my laptop,i have had 5 or 6 of them and will definitely recommend them to anyone needing a pen

Needed a new stylus /pen for my mobile and tablet. Lots of options out there but chose this to try as hadn't had one before, and it was at a reasonable price. Delivery was quick, and the pen is easy to hold and use, although could do with texture of some sort on the surface, to assist grip, as it is a very smooth flat surface and can slide in the fingers. It works well on both devices BUT.... the tip has a rubber disc on it that is very offputting. Don't know why it is on there, unless it is to try and prevent scratching etc but this is the main negative to this item. + Writes well on mobile and tablet - Poor grip and odd tip design

Best tablet pen, and i've tried a few. Really love the nib, weight and screw back-forth mechanism. 10/10. I do not draw with this btw, I type and navigate.

This is the first pen I have ever bought to use with my iPad, so I’m a complete novice at using one. I was very wary about which ones were good and were value for money, so did not want to buy an expensive one only to discover that it wasn’t the right thing for me. I was really pleased with how simple they were to use, feels slightly heavier than a normal pen but is comfortable to hold and draw, write and tap on the virtual keyboard. My granddaughter had the white one, came in a pack of two, and considering that she is only four years old, she also found it easier to use than using her fingers. No idea how long they will last but with the two extra tips that came in the box, I’m hoping for a considerable amount of time. The tip twists down into the pen to stop it getting damaged. Overall I’m really pleased with it. Glad I didn’t opt for the much more expensive Apple Pencil. This does everything I need it for.

I am not going to profess that I know anything about pens/stylus’s for phones or iPads, etc; but I was looking to see if I could purchase one that allowed me see if I’d like to use one and what kind of use I could get out of one. The item I bought came with two pens and two spare nibs. It certainly works well and I was happy with the purchase. I am currently trying to use them With an app called “flow” and it seems to work okay with the app. That’s all I can offer at the moment in terms of a review