INSTEN Stylus w/ Dust Cap compatible with Apple iPhone 4 / 4S / iPod touch / iPad , Black
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INSTEN Stylus w/ Dust Cap compatible with Apple iPhone 4 / 4S / iPod touch / iPad , Black::::
Product is Great to use... A little small (1 1/4 inches long), however, if it was any bigger, it wouldn't fit on the iPhone or the iPad.
It was an instant success with my coworkers and friends.  They had to have one themselves and for their family members...
Maybe I should ask for a few to promote for SF Planet...
3097397
I ordered this for my wifes iPhone 6s because she has a hard time with her finger nails in navigating or playing her games. She uses the rubber tipped styluses on her iPad Pro but these simply do not function well on her iPhone, if at all. Ive tried several of the rubber tipped versions but none would function properly.

I have the Waccom Sketch which I use on my iPhone 8 Plus, mainly for drawing but that would be too much for her intended use. I happened to see the older amPen Hybrid Stylus in an ad and checked it out. This was the newer version and with the cloth covering on the stylus looked to be just what I needed.

When it arrived I gave it to my wife and she immediately started using it and had absolutely no issued with it. She loves it! She uses the spring loaded lanyard to attach it to her speaker port and keeps it with her at all times.

I will order another as well as replacement ends when needed.
2046544
These stylus have pens in them too which helps when you need it:) Thanks IC ICLOVER & Amazon
3533212
I returned the stylus.  It would not write on my iPad.  :-(  Still looking for one that has a THIN line and will work!
296707
Not only is this a great stylus, and works great with any device that I tried: Android, Apple iPhone, iPad, and even a MacBook Air. The quality of the pen is incredible, smooth, fast drying and provides thick legible lines. 5/5 would buy again
3626863
A simple stylus that works perfectly with my iPad and iPhone. I intended to only use it for drawing apps but find myself keeping it my hand from time to time as I switch between other apps in a given session. I don't have any desire to use the lanyard, but it seems more or less functional if you'd like to have it tethered to your device, since it ends with a little 3.5mm plug that goes right in to the headphone jack on a device. The pen itself is relatively sturdy, though I wouldn't want to subject it to much abuse. All in all, I would recommend it if you're looking for an affordable stylus for occasional use. If I was using it more regularly or heavily I would want one that was heavier and more sturdy.
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This is a well crafted multi-device stylus/pen.  What you get: a ball point pen tip (writes in ink), a hard plastic tip (works only with resistance touched screens), and a large soft rubberized tip on the "eraser" end (works with capacitive touch screens).  Just keep in mind: the small plastic tip does NOT work with newer capacitive touch screens such as motorola or samsung android devices, ipod/ipad devices, etc.

If you were hoping for a more accurate stylus for use with a multi-touch device, this will not provide anything more exact than the large "eraser" end.  However, if you have both types of devices this will provide you with everything you need in one stylus.
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I use this stylus on my iPad mini because I found that using my fingers proved to be less precise than I had hoped. Using the stylus is much better, but since this one has a generous tip, it still mimics a finger to some extent, although a much smaller one than mine. I don't know if a stylus with a finer tip would work with the iPad, but that info is probably available elsewhere. I purchased this one based largely on my trust of Wacom, its maker. If you notice that working on an iPad with your fingers is not turning out as well as you had hoped, this stylus is an excellent solution, plus you don't need a transparent foil over the screen.
3560603
Stylus works well, on my Ipad, Iphone, and also on my Samsung Note 4. Only con is the piece that attaches to your device via the earphone hole is made out of a cheaper looking plastic, that might wear out after time.
735299
This is a premium item, providing the most accurate and responsive stylus usage on iOS devices OTHER than the iPad Pro (there the apple pen is the way to go!).  However, if you are drawing on your iPad or iPhone, or using a writing app - perhaps for other precision uses, then this is far superior to the large soft points of a standard touch screen stylus.  It's a fine point - hard, but won't damage your screen. I'm not using a clear screen, and the touch is a bit slippery, but easy to adjust to.
580225
My apple pen barely fits and its way too sung. I cant get it to button unless I jam it in and I don't want to damage my pen so I won't be using mine.
2795583
Works great on iPad and iPod touch ... only gave it 4 stars because it is expensive. Seems identical to the BoxWave capacitive stylus that is discounted to about the same price.

Charles
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Best stylus for iPad I have ever used - I tried 3~4 other products, including the one from bamboo.

Several issues
- you have to write a little bit harder than expected to write something on the ipad
- easy to lose the cap.
- not so convenient to put on and put off the cap
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I purchased this stylus along with a cheaper one called the 'amPen (TM) Ultra-sensitive Capacitive Stylus.' (found here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0059KTEBC/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_details_o01_s00_i00) So far, I love this one. It works really well with my iPhone 5. I will edit this review when I have my iPad in a few days. I love that it comes with different size chains so I can plug it in and keep it plugged in during use. This is an excellent feature which the other stylii I purchased did not have. The amPen has a small chain which means you have to remove it to use. That is super frustrating. As for the tip, this one has a much more responsive tip and works like a charm. I let my parents and my boss try and they all asked me to get them this one. Out of three different ones I have tried, this is the best by far in all aspects. My mom loves it for playing games on her iPhone 4 and my dad used it with his iPhone 4S. Like I said, I also have an iPad but the screen broke so I am getting it fixed and will try it as soon as I get it back! I am certain it will work brilliantly and I plan to order a couple more of these. In fact, my boss loved it so much that he offered to buy it off me for $10. I told him it only costs $8 and I will order it for him. This is a great deal and a great product. I recommend it. I will see and update my review if anything comes up over time with more use since I have only had it one day as of this writing.

To be continued...
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Two for two so far.  Previously I got an iPad 4 with Adonit Jot Touch 4 Stylus that works like a charm.....
.....and now I have a Surface Pro 2 with this Wacom Bamboo  Feel Stylus that also works like a charm
(except for Wacom's or Microsoft's buggy calibration on the corners of the the tablet screen).
Ugh...not sure if they have a fix for that yet.
Overall this thing works where I need it too.  I gave it 5 stars because the Stylus works great itself.
And from my research I found that "corner calibration bug" is not the stylus fault but the screen technology of
Wacom or Microsoft.  It's a common defect in most Surface Pro/Stylus issues I've read.  Hopefully it is fixed by now.
But it doesn't really slow down any of my workflow.
 It has only one button on the side but I wish it had an extra button on the side so I could assign a different keystroke on it.
The tip has a bit of a soft feel (it's not rubber) but if you press too hard on the screen it has a bit of friction (sometimes squeaky) feel to it.  If you like to make "hard" strokes when you draw then I would recommend just sticking with the default stylus that comes with the Surface Pro.

Pros: Pressure sensitivity works great, drawing feels great, works with all Windows OS art tools too!

Cons: Expensive, only one side button, very slight rubbery feel to tip when pressing hard
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I  like stylus a lot. I am very rough on tips. I use my styluses constantly, both from my iPad and my iPhone.  Rubber tips don't have a very long lifespan with me, so I really prefer the mesh. The ONLY reason I did not give it five stars is because they have another stylus that I really like the weight and the length of.
  (If you are gentle with your stylus, or don't use it a lot, this is a really great stylus ...amPen New Hybrid 2-in-1 Stylus (Black) for iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad Mini, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, Nexus 7, Nexus 4, Galaxy S4, HTC One, Galaxy Tab (Non-Replaceable Tip)  If it had a replaceable tip, I'd probably buy a dozen Ha ha
  But since this stylus does have a replaceable tap it works well for me. I am going to buy a couple more of the other style that does not take the replaceable Tip only because if I'm using them for short periods they're fabulous.. I would definitely recommend the stylus for someone who likes mesh tips, that are replaceable.
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I love this stylus! It's pink (my favorite color), fits right into my Snugg, and most importantly it works well with my iPad Air.