IClooly Elite Touch Stylus Pen for Smartphone, iPhone, Galaxy, Tablets

Feels high quality. It's very comfortable to hold if you have smaller hands, being the same size as a stock 3DS stylus, but 4" is a bit small for some people. I have large hands and it's a little too small, but I'm used to it from playing the DS.-The capacitive tip for smartphones and tablets feels nice for normal use. It's easy and comfortable for browsing websites and general navigation. It may be slightly soft for fast-paced phone gaming but I haven't tried it.-The resistive hard plastic tip feels great to use on my 3DS, I love it. It's a harder plastic than comes on DS styluses and has a fine point, which improves the feel and adds precision. However, those two things mean that it can scratch soft screens on devices like a DS more easily if it's pressed hard or moved vigorously (like when playing a fast touch screen game), so you have to take care. It's perfect for games that aren't touch-intensive like Pokémon and Legend of Zelda.-The pen is high quality and works easily. Didn't have any issues getting ink to come out immediately after unpacking. It has a nice, fine point. It's a pen.My only complaints are that the soft capacitive screen tip is always exposed, which exposes it to dangers and I worry the tip could be broken off. Additionally, when you unscrew it to get to the resistive tip or pen it's completely free and liable to get easily lost. I have to remember to put it in my pocket every time. These are relatively minor concerns for me though, and wouldn't make me want to return it because of how nice it feels.Very happy overall with this product!

Just a heads up, look at the size spec as this was a little bit smaller that I was envisioning. Compared to some average pens, this is both slimmer and shorter, but that may not be a bad thing. I don't usually carry pens, but I'm starting to carry the iClooly Elite Touch Stylus Pen with me whenever I go out. I find it more practical than just a regular - or even a fancy pen. The Capacitive tip on the pen has a tiny spring-loaded tip inside that gives a nice tactile feedback when you tap a touchscreen. And the secondary, stylus-pen tip (although I don't use it much) is pretty nice. I can see this being really useful for someone who would like to/ needs to carry a pen with them as well as using a capacitive touchscreen in the cold. Overall great stylus/pen combo for the price. Even though I have gloves that have fingertips coated with a material that capacitive touchscreens can pick up, I can see myself using this more.

Very nice looking i was excited its actually smaller than a regular pen as its more convenient to carry and fits in a smaller handbag, im a girl so it fits nice in my hands but it would be a bit small for a man if you are looking for something the same size as a regular pen. It is heavy and has a nice feel, the round tip works pretty well, but the other one does not at all at least on an iphone7 which was a little disappointing but i didn't have much hope it would work. With that said i used the round tip on procreate to sketch some stuff and its better than using your finger but still not as great as a thin tip. Reasonable buy but if you are looking for the thin tip dont waste your time or money.

If I could give it zero stars I would. The soft rubber stylus tip screws off to reveal the hard plastic nub which does work for the compatible devices listed. The plastic nub pulls off to reveal the ink pen. This connection (between the nub and the ink pen) is the point of failure for this pen; it is held together magnetically. It is a very weak magnet connection which does not keep the ink pen capped when not in use. The size and weight of the stylus pen is perfect for portability, which is why I made the purchase...to keep it in my purse. However, I quickly lost the soft rubber stylus and the nub into the bottomless void of my purse leaving the ink pen exposed in my purse. I now have ink stains in the interior of my expensive Louis Vuitton purse. This could all have been easily avoided if this connection was like the connection between the soft rubber stylus and the plastic nub. If you plan on using this and keeping it at your desk, I wouldn't bother. It is very light weight and not very comfortable in your hand to be used at a writing or work desk.

I thought with it having the pinpoint piece that it would be more accurate than a normal stylus. Item isn't all that bad and does okay. It's going to be used because I bought it.

The plastic tip ripped within a few weeks of buying it and the pen itself doesn't write very well. It still works for basic things like tapping buttons on a smartphone though, even with the ripped piece. Probably wouldn't buy again.

I really liked that it is more than a Stylus. It is compact and all pieces fit together which makes it very convenient if, like me, you lose it in your briefcase or purse......It is sleek and expensive looking with the silver and black. I will be ordering a couple more for gifts.

The rubber stylus worked, however the narrow plastic tip did not work on my devices, so I had to return it.