amPen 2-in-1 Stylus - Precision Disk and Touchscreen Stylus Pen (Black)

This stylish works well. It's comfortable to hold. In fact I am using it right now.

The great thing I like about this stylus is there is no charging or anything like that and if you take notes on your iPad Pro like I do, you aren’t an artist, and you don’t want to pay $100-$130 on something you will most likely lose well then this is the answer to your problem it’s actually better than I expected it to be. There isn’t any lag with it and it’s not electronic! It feels like a pencil.✏️ Definitely recommend and it’s worth the value unlike the Apple Pencil. You’ll have buyers remorse when you lose that Apple Pencil there is no find my Apple Pencil, but with this you’ll survive if you lose it.

I chose to purchase primarily this stylus to take notes on my 2-in-1 laptop. To take notes (primarily working through math equations), I mainly use the mesh tip, as I find it easier to lazily jot down numbers and such due to its softer response. It glides over my screen, so I do not have to focus too hard on accuracy. The mesh tip won't give phenomenal accuracy if you are trying to write something very precise, but it will do well enough if you do not require extreme accuracy.This is where the disc tip becomes useful. I do not find myself using the disc tip as often, mainly because it's response isn't as great when working on the software (Bamboo Paper) that I use to take notes. However, I do believe for most applications, such as Microsoft Paint, the disc-tip has a more accurate response than the mesh tip. Why this is, I cannot tell, but it is what I have observed. The disc tip also works well in tablet mode, where the angle you are writing at more closely resembles how you would write on paper.If you require pinpoint accuracy for drawing or another reason, I would not recommend this pen, as its response would likely get annoying for anyone trying to do serious art on their tablet.This is a good stylus if you are looking for something to use on your 2-in-1 or tablet, especially if you are just using it casually as a way to write in a more accurate way than your finger. This product is definitely worth its very modest price.

I ordered this for a gift. She seemed to like it okay.She is an artist and was looking for a thin tipped stylus to draw with. She said she liked it but I haven't seen her use it so I can't really say. When I ordered this, I didn't really know what I was looking for. I believe I need one that recharges bu not really sure.

I bought this hoping for a fine tip pen for drawing, instead when I got it the fine tip end didn't work on either device (an iPhone 6 and and iPad). The regular end worked, so now I have a 20 dollar iPad stylus... something I could've bought for 3 dollars at Walmart.

I have owned Samsung notes with styles and now have a iPhone (hate it going back to Samsung) I have tried other styles and dislike the way the move across the glass. This moved like nothing I have tried before. This is absolutely the go to for me no matter what product I'm using. Works on iphone Samsung and my Verizon tablet. My only issue and it's me not by any means the product I wish it was thinner in diameter I like small body pens. I'm sure it needs to be this way because of the tip surface. I wish the other end was a ball point pen. I'm extremely happy I invested in this.

This is the best stylus for note taking I've used, and I've tried a few. The disk tip is really sensitive, moves smoothly across the screen, and writes just like a pen on paper, which is exactly what I needed it for. I'd been using a mesh tip stylus previous to this, and while it moved smoothly, it was a little too large for accurate writing. The mesh tip on this is a little larger than I'd expected, but is sturdy and works well for everything except writing, where it performs like a giant marker (not so good for note-taking).

Originally liked this pen for seemly offering what I needed in a stylus without having to buy the expensive apple one. This one comes with replaceable tips, but if you're using it daily for class work you will go through all the tips in a month. I went through both the fine tip and the thicker one.So basically I paid 10 bucks for a stylus that lasted a month... not really worth it