are the pens twist or click to open?
1179741
They are click pens. The bottom slide button causes the ink pen to activates.
608573
Twist to retract! Great pen, I gave this as a gift to my Officers on my platoon for Christmas. They love it!
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.
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.
1329215
None, I don't like these pens they are made poorly the tips don't last long, so I don't use them nor will I give them away
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.
3750
Pretty straightforward. Put your fingernail on bottom of the cover (6 o'clock) and flip it up. Then rotate the tab 90 degrees counter-clockwise to open. Viola!!
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.
1915933
You twist them (to the left I think). I had trouble with one of mine and had to twist and pull quite a bit before it popped open. Tricky little suckers.
1347748
At one end, there is a little "slot" look like you can put the edge of a coin or butter knife to pry open. I just used my finger nail & didn't have any problems.
1625070
No..there is a slight indentation on one side of them..and I use a small screwdriver (though any straight, strong thing will work) to push in on the indentation and it opens up the cap. I have had to open them up at least 3 times and they still work. I do not see a place here where i can post a picture but on Youtube you might be able to find the answer to this.
2265674
Sorry I can not help. I received an additional pen as a present and I returned it without opening/trying it.
1046935
The pen and pad function as a mouse. Double tapping the pen on the pad works as a double click on the mouse. The buttons on the pen also function as the left and right mouse buttons.
1221359
Yes They Write Upside Down. The Quality Of The Ink Is Not As Good As The Older Pens. I Do Not Know When They Changed The Ink Formula, Because The Pens I Bought Ten Years Ago Still Write. I Bought Some New Ones Last Year And They Occasionally Skip! That Was Previously Unheard Of!
2022167
Very simple...Open as you would any regular pen by twisting the Nib which opens it and allow you to remove the converter and replace it with the ink cartridges...
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
1177615
No they are not. They are also not "clicky" they are somewhat "spongey" feeling, I had to return mine as whenever I hit the Space bar it also activated "+" which had bad results when typing ANYTHING!