B&D Universal Capacitive Stylus Pen 2-in-1 Styli Touch Screen Pen for iPad, iPhone, iPod, Tablet, Samsung, Galaxy, Huawei, Xiaomi(Black)

This is a superior product to my previous stylus. I have not had it long but it does the job beautifully and the weight and feel in the hand is good. I will update when I need to change a tip as this is what really let down my previous stylus but this looks a much easier method.

Good product

I found that this worked well on all my devices, including phones and tablets. It is a bit expensive, but it does work well and I'm pleased with it.

These stylus pens are extremely well made, nice to hold, no sharp edges, having two rubber ends very handy, I have arthritic hands, I'm pleased to say I find them so nice and easy to hold and use, no problems at all, pack of 4, very well priced, nice colours to, using them with my tablet great, so pleased with my purchase, and would recommend them to anyone, so pleased I found them.

Brilliant "tool". Made for an old boy like me trying to get familar with much smaller keys on a new Apple 16E after many years withe slightly bigger keys on previous models.

Update: I have knocked this down from 5 stars to 3. After using it a little while I realized that the one end of the blue stylus I am using that was twisting off wasn't suppose to be doing that and that it in fact is broken. Since it's the top end, it doesn't prevent me from using it but the weight is weird now and not as comfortable. I can't use the other one in the package because I let me wife use it and I am not about to make her use the broken one. I am pretty disappointed. It wasn't a big enough deal to try to replace it because it was already a week or 2 later when I realized, so I just deal with it. I don't think I would buy these again. One positive for me is that the tips are holding up well for my amount of use. This is definitely an initial reaction review and if things change I'll update it but I was so happy with how this stylus feels and performs I just had to write the review. I've been using an Basics stylus for a few years now because I wasn't using a tablet so much that it mattered but I've recently gotten a new tablet for business and am on it constantly so I needed something better and so far this is it. The stylus feels so smooth when using it. The tablet responds to it instantly without me having to put pressure on it at all. That's the thing I like the most as the old Basics one always felt like I had to punch a hole through the tablet to work. I love that this stylus has the 2 different ends and that they aren't too large. I feel like I can get more precise results with note taking without having to spend the money on a pencil stylus. The colours are really nice too. I'm using the blue one and letting my wife use the silver one. Finally, I think it's great it comes with extra nubs...only time will tell how long they'll last though. As I said, this is a very initial reaction, so if things change as I use this more over time, I will update.

I bought two of these one for my wife who always uses a stylus with her iPad and one for me to try with my Windows phone and at the price didn't think I was risking much. In fact they are very, very good. They are well made, slim and elegant and comfortable in both our hands mine very big, hers very small. They work perfectly with both devices. There is a spare tip built in, remove the cap that carries the pocket clip and there it is - ready to use. So if out and about and the usual tip fails (as they inevitably do) despair not; you're covered. Additionally there are lots and lots of spare tips of varying sizes each, presumably, suited to specific tasks. Previously my wife used a very expensive stylus for which 4-5 replacement tips cost about a fiver. She is delighted with her new stylus and won't be going back to Mr Megabucks! I shall use a stylus from now on I have big fingers to match my big hands and text entry has always been a chore for me - no more. We've only had them a couple of days so can't comment on durability of the stylus or it's tips but I expect it to be reasonable. I'll add an edit at a later stage if not. Excellent

This stylus works on touch screens such as iPad and iPhone, and also on the touchpad of a MacBook. It gives more precision than a finger, if you want to draw or write on your screen, and is also useful if you have long fingernails or an injury or disability making it difficult to use the touch screen/pad. It works even on screens with a plastic film screen protector. The stylus has a tip on each end, one smaller than the other, though there’s not a lot of difference between them in use. The cap pulls off (don’t unscrew) and fits on the end you’re not using. There are lots of replacement tips, which are very easy to replace - unscrew the metal ring, replace the rubber tip, and screw back into place. The instructions suggest using the stylus like a soft paintbrush but I found you need more pressure than this to register contact. I also find that it loses contact rather easily - this is the first touch-screen stylus I’ve tried so I’m not sure if it’s a problem with styluses in general, but it is annoying when I’m used to a pen tablet that gives very reliable contact at the lightest touch. It’s especially a problem if you want to draw a dot or click on a button - usually it doesn’t register the first time and you have to jab quite firmly for it to register. I’m a bit disappointed with this as it loses contact with the screen so often that it doesn’t give the precision I’d hoped for, like drawing with a pen that keeps running out of ink. However it is more precise than a finger and a useful tool if you can’t use your finger.