StylusHome Stylus Pens for Touch Screens (6 Pcs), Sensitivity Capacitive Stylus Fiber Tips Touch Screen Pen with 6 Extra Replaceable Tips for for iPad iPhone Tablets All Universal Touch Devices

suffered with the rubber stylus for years because wanted to use a stylusdecided to research for something better. This is night and day.Just need to barely touch the screen and it registers a touch.Rubber had to press hard all the time.

The BEST touch screen pen I’ve used so far! The reviews helped in choosing this product. It is so nice and works very well that I’m trying not to use my other pens. Using it on my phone has made me feel like I’ve gotten a brand New phone.

These are great! Have bought them before. The mesh tip grabs your screen without pressure, it's light weight. I have given them o others and they love them. I am reordering because I have misplaced, or given away, all but several. I am so glad to find them again.

Longer than I expected & wider, too. Still, I do like the product.

They seem to last longer than others

Just what I was looking for.

I have an old and a new iPad-- the former for about 7 years and the later for less than 6 months. For years I have been using stylus pens with rubber tips. About 1/2 worked poorly and 1/2 worked OK for about a few months. The rubber would often split or be too soft or too hard. None were equal to my finger-- but my finger is large and leaves grease on the window-- so I depended on inferior quality rubber tips compared to my oversized fingerRecently, I had just bought a few more rubber tipped styluses and they were awful and within 10 minutes I threw them all into my office garbage pail.Yesterday, I went back to Amazon to see if I could not find a better stylus product & saw advertised a stylus with a new tip made of something different: they were fiber tipped and advertised as having about the same touch as a finger. So for a few dollars I decided to try them out as rubber was a big failure for me no matter what, where or when I bought them.The new stylus pens, 6 of them, were delivered today. They were about 1 inch longer than my previous styluses, so they are separable from all of my previous shorter, rubber tipped ones- not that that matters much. I looked at this newly described tip and instead of black rubber, with a magnifying glass I saw grey fibers oriented in about 14 linear rows-- very unique. I pressed on them and they demonstrated definitely more resistance than rubber stylus tip, and were just a bit more resistant to pressure than I felt when I pressed on my own 85 year-old fingertips.Anyway I tried using them on both of my iPad's with great anticipation. Incredibly, they worked even better than my finger & left neither grease nor scratches. I tried all 6 stylus pens over about a 20 minute time-frame and they were truly remarkable compared to all of my various rubber tipped styluses. I could give a quick tap, or slide the fiber-tip where that motion was called for, and everything worked much, much better than ever before. When I used to use the screen keyboard for typing letters with rubber tips about 1/3 of the letters would not appear, which was terribly frustrating to get right. With these fiber tips every letter was visible tap after tap and correctly done.Now this is after just 1 day and a short time testing, but so far I am amazed at how good these tips are, and their construction looks much more solid and probably longer lasting than the rubber tips. Only time will tell for sure.By the way they also came with 6 fiber tipped replacements. They work so well that I expect from these 6 styluses and their replacements to last for many months to years before having to buy new replacements. Only time and usage will completely solve this question for me, but I am optimistic they will remain solidly more reliable than the old-fashioned rubber tipped styluses.

These work so much better than rubber tipped styluses. The tip will eventually show some wear, but replacements tips come with the styluses. Very easy to replace. I won't use any other kind.