does the cap twist or click shut? Does it click when it is placed over the end of the pen to prepare for writing or does it just slide on?
1533126
The cap "clicks" on to cover the writing nib, but slides on securely with no "click" when stored on the other end during writing. It's not going to fall off if that's the concern.
417615
Yes the cap fits on the sharp non writable end and the writable end. It fits very snug and then it pops into place, it does rotate however which isn't a bad thing. The pocket clip is very thick and strong, it will not fall off of you unless pulled hard. The clip also goes back to its original spot all the time. It will not get bent out of shape unless forcibly abused.
1339368
Its easy, take off the cap then just unscrew the bottom quarter of the pen. The refills are pretty common, ive got a fisher refill in mine.
149658
I know what you mean. It can be frustrating. If you loaded the program setting properly, even then the pen sometimes has a mind of it's own. Sometimes it's how your holding it, but I never figured out what makes it act that way. When it does work, I'm relieved. Just some kind of tricky situation.
1315174
The cap is magnetic, provides a much truer contact surface while tapping and yes, the cap connects to the opposite end while using it as a stylus.
608570
The pen retracts when turned counter clock wise. Once this has been done, the pen will not leak. This is a great pen!!
1079781
The pen does NOT unscrew, it MUST be pulled apart. You can twist as you PULL, but again, it does NOT unscrew. I was able to even use Parker refills for mine with either FINE or MEDIUM ball points. I had to sand around the barrel of the refill, but it did work. Hope this answers your question. Also I think they are a little over priced.
1334219
It's a twist, and the highlighter is a cap that you pull off. I love these pens...use them everyday as a nursing student :) I hope that helps...
1793571
I have never had that problem with my pen. My cap slips on and off really well.
1635940
yes It does..Errr, at leat it was supposed to. I bought me an used pen and unfortunately the little magnetic piece detached from the pen, I think it was already broken.
1417216
My Expandz pen has a distinct snapping sound when I close it which my Tele-Scopic pens do not make. But, I have never had a problem with either type of pen writing on anything when closed.
21218
Hello Kathleen, I had the same frustration for a few minutes until I accidentally squeezed the cap and, "Pop!" It opened. Now, I realized that the design is clever to prevent accidental opening from pulling on the cap.Hope that helps.
2132118
Yeah! It's a spin on pen, you just grab the base and twist it to remove the top (where the battery goes) and then inside you place the battery (which gives weight to the base) then you spin it closed and tighten it, the only issue so far is that you can strip the plastic if you're not careful.
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.
2015283
Yes it does. I have used it for several months now, after losing the original. The side 'click button' is not of much use to me however, otherwise this pen works the same as the original. It can be stored away in the pen slot but only in a certain position; the side button has to be at the 10-11 o'clock position, looking at the slot from above, screen facing you, otherwise it can jam inside, I got used to it. Good price compared to original and I wish I ordered 2 to have a spare.
2224056
So it takes a little bit getting used to. You have to twist and pull at the same time. Holding the pen with both hands, roll your right hand away from you, while rolling the left towards you and pull. It is a little tricky but it is effective
1876100
What is the difference between the push style cap and the twist on? I learned calligraphy in seventh grade, forgot all about it. So now I am relearning it