Is this pen a click-to-use (or twist-to-use) type, or does it require a cap to be pulled off to expose the writing tip?
323978
No click (which would get in the way if its being a glass breaker or using ur thumb to stabilize if the clicker were on the end). 4 very small twists and the pen is out. Less than 2 complete revolutions. No cap to loose. I'm very happy with this pen, esp for the price.
323979
This is the only draw back to this pen. The ink cartridge is permanently exposed all the time. You can twist the lower portion of the pen to almost cover the tip, but then you risk disassembly.
323980
It's a twist to use and no cap. Just twist and use. It's a great pen for the price and it has the key in the back. However, I also bought a Surefire (yes, a lot more expensive) and I love it! I lost my first one so I bought two more! It's a click-to-use and it writes smoother and feels better (in my hand) than the Uzi. IMHO.Hope that helps.
323981
It is a twist to use pen with tight threads so you have to turn the tip a few times before exposing ball point
1663098
It's easy, it just pops right in thin-end first.If you're having trouble removing the existing one, there's a little tool. it's on the bottom of the 'pen stand' that came with the tablet I bought, it might be somewhere similar for yours (if it's monoprice compatible it must be similar). You just poke the tip in and pull back and it leaves the old nib behind. Or you can just pull it out gently with your teeth or tweezers. There's no wrong way, it's not held in by a catch or anything, it just plugs and unplugs.
2165863
When someone clicks the pen, it completes the circuit to the metal at the top. It's not painful; just startling. There's a battery inside. There is also a false ball point on the end, so it looks as if could function as a real pen but it doesn't. So, when a person clicks the end of pen to extend the ball point, they get a shock. The pen looks cheap, but people don't usually hand expensive pens to other people.
2080832
Yes it does have a cap it's not a retractable pen. I'm a pen addict & these are my favorite by far. Very nice looking & very smooth!
2204868
Sorry, I answered wrong, no you dont have to open and twist until you empty the converter, it doesnt need presure or anything like that, it is simply, if the converter is emtpy, then you just put the tip of the pen in the ink bottle, then twist to refill, and that would be all, until the next refill.
1671881
There's some play in mine as well. That part doesn't bother so much as the fact that you have to unscrew the pen itself to cover the pen tip.
2024022
The cap when covering the nib is very secure. When the cap is on the end of the pen it can withstand a few rigorous shakes before coming loose, but if you are just writing it will not even move. I am by no means a pen expert, i just bought this pen cause it looked cool but it turned out being a really sturdy pen as well.
776941
The pen has a cap at one end and a retractable brush at the other end. The micro pen can be used on a viewfinder
1801614
The cap is screw on. It is a high quality pen with elegant craftsmanship. This pen reminds me of the "Eagle" fountain pens I regulatly used in my school days, and is one if the best writing pen in my collection.
1039437
It's a pen with a soft rubbery tip on one end. You twist it to bring the pen tip down. I've only used it as a stylus, I haven't used the pen part yet.
1337428
It comes with the cap. It screws on to protect the tip and disc. It also screws on the back end of the pen when in use...so you do not misplace it.
292226
Sorry, I have never used the pen. The tip didn't last long enough to use it.
1734410
I've been using this brand of pen for years - cap on, cap off, works perfectly - never had a problem. Only thing I've noticed when leaving the cap off is you'll probably pick up a little dust/dirt on the tip. But overall, best I've used.
322649
This one does have a retractable point. It looks like any ordinary click pen.
1422750
Yes. By twisting the pen counterclockwise, the pen comes out. A clockwise twist will retract the pen and continuing to twist clockwise will take out the touch-screen tip.
776943
There is no cap covering the brush end but is retractable and below the rim of barrel. The MicroPen is for sensor corners. No idea how long the will last. Email your question to manufacturer.Jerry
1943522
Yes, the pen writes reliably, immediately, smoothly, and doesn't skip. However, if you leave the cap off for multiple minutes without writing, the tip will dry slightly and may write lightly until it rewets.