Mixoo Stylus Pen for Touchscreen, 2-in-1 Disc and Fiber Tip Sensitivity and Precision, Stylus for iPad, iPhone Tablet Phone Switch Chromebook All Touch Screens Devices

Main use is for my ayn thor, works well and feels good In my hand.

I've been using these styluses since I was a kid, and I swear by them. They were a very important tool in my journey as an artist, and my original one lasted for nearly 7 years before I had to replace it. Having the ability to screw the cap on either end makes it easy to protect the more delicate half of the stylus and is perfect for people who are always losing pen caps.

Bought this stylus to play the new Tomodachi Life game on my switch. Works pretty well and has replacement heads. I will say though, when using the rounded head it sometimes struggles to be picked up on the device. Sometimes you just have to add a little bit more pressure when using it. But the other plastic flat head works well and I haven’t had any trouble with it. The size of the stylus isn’t to big nor small. Just about the size of a regular ball point pen I would say.

I've been using this Stylus for over 2 years now and love it. Althoiugh I'm not what you would call a heavy user, this stylus stays in my procket and gets used regularly. The only problem I've had is the rubber grip eventually split and fell off, however, this was after 2+ years of use so that's really not a "complaint". I'm getting ready to order myself another one of these, or possibly two, as I really like using this stylus. I like the weight of it and the "feel" when using it. Some people have complained about the weight but I actually like that this stylus doesn't feel so light and cheap. Overall, I'm very happy with this stylus.

I love this stylus. It feels good in my hand. Well balanced, I am able to write on any screen. It’s very responsive.

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.

My Nintendo Switch and phone have the tempered glass, preventing me from performing most curved touch-actions without applying more pressure than usually necessary, which was annoying. Both parts of the stylus work well. There's the broad tip that's like a standard stylus for those who like to just tap in a general direction. Then the precision tool that works wonders and is as precise as using a #2 pencil on paper which is nice to have for stage building in SmashU. It even glides smoothly over the tempered glass. It's the same length as a pen and a bit thicker than a standard office/bulk-buy pen. It has a nice weight to it and a very pretty finish. The cap screws on and off so you don't have to worry about it falling off by accident when you're aggressively drawing or whipping it around the screen. The size and shiny color makes it a hard-to-lose pen, but to be honest, I'm just keeping it in the small case it came with. Which by the way is a super nice cardboard case that tightly cradles the pen and tip replacements.

It is the age of electric, active styluses [styli?] and here I am, 2 years in with this literal hunk of metal and it still does me justice. This thing will last, no sign of wear and tear and I use this thing heavily. I do a lot of math on an older touchscreen laptop and sometimes on my smartphone... it sometimes has ghost/ignored inputs but it is WAY more consistent than the rubbery alternatives. It is heavy for a pen but I like it that way, just be careful doing hand tricks as I foolishly do because this thing can hurt someone. I find myself only using the blunter "fiber" tip as the disc tip feels too wobbly. The disc tip has a rubber "neck" that feels too flimsy for consistent writing/drawing even though it is technically more accurate. Word of caution, don't tighten the cap too hard - both the cap and the tips are screwed in so they can become "joined" which can take a while to get them unstuck. Edit: 6 years after purchase the rubber grip (not the tips) on the pen is coming loose. This also affects the disc-tip end (and consequently the cap) to fall off by itself occasionally. Since I don't care for the disk-tip nor the cap, I just disposed of them - the fiber tip is all I need so I just go around with my sawed-off looking pen. Should also say the fiber tip has very minor wear and tear after these 6 years, I can barely see 2 or 3 aluminum hairs sticking out of it. These days the pen is even more accurate since touchscreen technology is getting better and these mesh tips feel more worth their value. Rubber tips don't hold a candle to fiber/mesh tips, and I don't feel the need to get an active stylus when this works perfectly fine.

Feels like a real pen when used on my iPad mini. Serves its purpose in helping to take down notes for school. The other pen tips that come with it are a bonus. Yet to try them out but it's nice to have them for completeness. Overall, a satisfying purchase!

Que ce soit l'embout arrondi ou la pointe, l'utilisation est agréable et compatible avec tout mes écrans, pas besoin de le connecté donc on s'épargne beaucoup d'ennui, la précision me semble assez bien, le disque transparent permet de bien suivre le tracé exacte lors de l'utilisation sur des applications de création, d'écriture manuscrite, etc... et permet de ne pas griffé l'écran. Ne le comme il est dit dans la notice, veillez a ne surtout pas retiré le disque, sans celà le stylo ne fonctionne plus. C'est un très bon stylo pour un très bon prix. Pour ceux qui sont habitué a des stylos beaucoup plus haut de gamme, la seul chose qui pourrait vraiment vous gênez est le fait que le stylo ne change pas de tracé en fonction de la pression exercé (il est d'ailleurs dit nul part que ce stylo le permet mais étant donné que j'ai vu certain commentaire à ce sujet, je me permet de le préciser).

Yo estaba ya resignado a que, para escribir a mano en una tablet de manera cómoda, había que contar con un modelo de alta gama, mucha ram, y stylus activos. Vi esta recomendación para "Lenovo Essential", que no es de alta gama, y decidí probar. Y estoy muy satisfecho. Puedo escribir a mano con total fiabilidad, con la misma respuesta que el dedo, con aplicaciones de escritura a mano y de dibujo, e incluso el teclado a mano de Google reconoce los trazos muy fielmente. Me parece un invento increíble. Además, se sirve con recambios de la punta-disco por si se deteriora con el uso. Por otra parte, su tacto y su peso lo convierten en un instrumento agradable, y la cabeza de fibra del otro extremo sirve para puntear la pantalla cuando no se necesita mucha precisión. Muy recomendable. Ah, por cierto, si se pone un protector de pantalla al Lenovo Essential, pierde sensibilidad y el lápiz sirve sólo de puntero, y no para escribir.

La penna è decisamente ben fatta, ma per il mio utilizzo ha dei grossi limiti. Utilizzando il piattello trasparente di riferimento, quello che consente il tratto maggiormente preciso, ho subito notato che l'attrito tra questo e la pellicola trasparente che protegge lo schermo del mio smartphone provoca il piegarsi della punta: occorre quindi procedere con lentezza, vanificando l'utilizzo della penna per scrivere e prendere appunti. Peccato perché pensavo di aver trovato lo strumento adatto ad utilizzare lo smartphone come blocco di appunti. L'ho restituito e Amazon mi ha celermente rimborsato. *** AGGIORNAMENTO *** Modifico radicalmente la recensione. Il produttore mi ha contattato e mi ha offerto di inviarmi gratuitamente una nuova penna. Contemporaneamente ho rovinato la pellicola del mio smartphone e l'ho sostituita, ma questa volta ho montato un vetro temperato. Ho provato la nuova penna sul nuovo vetro ed è cambiato radicalmente tutto: non c'è più attrito, il tratto scorre fluido e la punta non si piega! Questo permette di scrivere con velocità senza problemi. Lo testerò su uno schermo più grande, perché schermi piccoli hanno limitazioni funzionali, ma la penna lavora in maniera ottimale. Inoltre il fornitore è stato estremamente cortese nel propormi una nuova penna gratuita, significa che credono con convinzione nella loro professionalità. 10 e lode!

Great item