MixooCapacitive Stylus Pen,(Disc and Fiber Tip 2-in-1 Series) High Sensitivity and Precision,Stylus for iPad,iPhone and Other Touch Screens Devices, Black

I have a 2019 Asus touchscreen laptop (Q504U) that uses MPP 1.5 (not 2.0), from reading online it seemed it was a challenge to find something that would work and most listings are for 2.0 but this works really well. It feels well made and came with two soft tips and 3 disc tips, amazing for the price.

Everything is great. The color they call purple is actually closer to fuscia. Dark violet is deep purple.

Nice stylus, feels sturdy and high quality, the tips work well, one star off because the rose gold color is much much pinker in real life than the picture. I would argue in fact it is not rose gold but just pink. Keep that in mind when picking colors.

This is an amazing gadget. I searched for 'stylus pen for iPhone' and this popped up. I gambled and bought one. It works on my iPad and iPhone (16). It doesn't need charging, always ready. Doing Wordle on my phone is now enjoyable. Two ends of the stylus - one super sensitive which I need/appreciate, and the other end a soft-very-fine small mesh top. It's the size of an eraser on an #2 pencil. Feel it's a 'must have' for ease in using devices with any size keyboard. I'm ordering enough to give to everyone I know will use it. A great Valentine's gift that is not chocolate.

This is the second one I bought. They work on all devices and come with replacement tips. However I have not yet had to replace any tips, even on my older one. No having to charge it.

I've bought two of these guys, so I've been around the block once or twice. The stylus is just great. Used with my phone and tablet, does exactly what's it's supposed to do. Good weight and balance. Why did I buy two? The first one was great for a while, but the thing is designed in two pieces. The barrel, which is the long end, and then the pocket clip, the shorter end. The clip end is held in the barrel with a sort of stud-like affair. It's not threaded. It's not put together with adhesive. It's just jammed into the barrel. After some use, the clip end gets squirrely and starts falling out. Finally, the barrel and the clip were estranged, and could never reconcile, because the clip end vanished like a single sock.I loved it so much, I ordered another one, in May 2021. By July or August, the new one "got the squirrelies" and started coming apart. Now it's September, and I was just about to hit the button to order a THIRD copy, when lo and behold, Mr. Clip appears in my shirt pocket. I'm on the road and don't have access to glue, so I took a chunk of tape and wrapped and crammed so the stud on the clip end is now firmly jammed into the barrel. Sheesh, let the customers engineer these things, and they might work better.By the way, I like the bulb-style stylus best, but I found I'd have to replace them every few weeks, because they'd stop working. Finally figured out that shirt lint from my pocket was jamming them. Using rubbing alcohol to clean only works for a short while. So I ordered pocket protectors from Amazon. Now I look like a geek, but hey, the stylus doesn't give up the ghost, and there's less ink on my shirt pockets to boot.

WITH WORD OF CAUTION: The method in which the precision stylus with clear disk is attached to the "barrel" is a cylinder of durable rubber. One purpose of this configuration is to allow the user to hold the stylus at various angles, just like one does with regular writing pens, and still allow the writing disk to maintain perfect contact with the device's screen. The stylus was everything advertised in terms of smoothness, sighting that allows for thin lines and the precision of a ballpoint ink pen.Except... the problem for me, and possibly others, is that my screen is not very sensitive. I'm not sure of the significance of "capacitive" but if it means a screen's ability to sense touch, then my screen is quite insensitive. Therefore, I had to apply additional pressure for the screen to register the stylus' contact. The extra pressure caused the rubber cylinder between the disk and pen barrel to buckle. Whether this "buckling"would ever occur with newer screens and more sensitive screens, I personally doubt it. But, if you currently own an older tablet (like I do) and find that you must apply extra pressure, the same "failure" may occur for you.In my search for a precision stylus (I want one for writing) at lower prices, I did see one that had a tapered spring instead of a rubber connector. But, it may buckle or crimp in some fashion under the burden of extra pressure due to screen insensitivity.I did learn that a 2mm tip works perfectly well if you are looking for a stylus for handwriting. Don't let the disk confuse you. This stylus is capable of smooth handwriting.Another indicator that tells me that my screen insensitivity is more of the issue than the design of the stylus is how I had trouble getting the larger tip to register on my screen as well. So, odds are you may never have the disk tip "buckle" from too much pressure.

The pen is very great quality. Splendid pen for use on Procreate Pocket on iPhone.