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- Fulling Compatible with All Capacitive Touch Screen Tablets and Cell Phone including The New Apple iPad / iPad 4G LTE released 03/07/2012 (newest model)
- Top of the line precision, responsiveness and durability
- Use with any app for greater comfort and control
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The stylus is compatible with all newest Multi-Touch devices and models; Amazon Kindle Fire, Amazon Kindle Touch 3G, The New Apple iPad, iPad 4G ,iPad 4G LTE, Motorola Xoom, ASUS Eee Pad Transformer, ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF201, Acer Iconia Tab W500 A500 A200 A100, HP TouchPad, BlackBerry Playbook, Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 7.0 Plus 8.9 10.1, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7-inch Tab, Toshiba Thrive, Toshiba Thrive 7, Toshiba Excite X10, Coby Kyros 7-Inch, inch 8-Inch, Sony SGPT112US/S Wi-Fi Tablet, Sony P tablet, Dell Streak 7, Archos 101 Tablet, Archos 70, Lenovo ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Vizio Tablet, View Sonic G Tablet, ViewBook, ViewPad, Motorola Bionic 4G, Motorola Atrix 4G, Droid Incredible, HTC EVO 4G, HTC Thunderbolt, Samsung Galaxy S2, Samsung Epic Touch 4G, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, HTC Inspire, Samsung Droid Charge, HTC Sensation, Samsung Infuse and many more. This is the perfect accessory for any mobile user.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
82 of 84 people found the following review helpful
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This "capacitive" stylus works well with the Kindle Fire and Nook Color, but is not quite as sensitive as the AmazonBasics Stylus for Touchscreen Devices. It has a pocket clip, which is a nice feature, but this adds a little weight, and affects how you hold the stylus. If you wish, you can attach the stylus to your touchscreen device by plugging the plastic-tipped lanyard into the earphones outlet.
The barrel of this stylus is 4" long (exclusive of the capacitive tip). The barrel of the AmazonBasics stylus is 4.25" long. Because I have large hands, I prefer the longer barrel--it surprised me how much difference one-quarter of an inch makes. Also, I prefer the clipless barrel. I like to grip the stylus at mid-barrel (not near the tip like a pencil), and the clip gets in the way when I pick the stylus up. The two styluses have equally elegant good looks.
In case you're wondering, as I was, what a "capacitive" stylus is, it is a human interface device (e.g., a mouse) that uses "capacitive sensing" to measure changes of position on a touchscreen. It works just like a human finger on a touchscreen device, and you can often get more accurate navigation using a stylus. Wikipedia has good articles on capacitive sensing and capacitive devices. I rate this stylus at 4 stars ("I like it") rather than 5 stars ("I love it"), because I like the AmazonBasics stylus slightly better.
The barrel of this stylus is 4" long (exclusive of the capacitive tip). The barrel of the AmazonBasics stylus is 4.25" long. Because I have large hands, I prefer the longer barrel--it surprised me how much difference one-quarter of an inch makes. Also, I prefer the clipless barrel. I like to grip the stylus at mid-barrel (not near the tip like a pencil), and the clip gets in the way when I pick the stylus up. The two styluses have equally elegant good looks.
In case you're wondering, as I was, what a "capacitive" stylus is, it is a human interface device (e.g., a mouse) that uses "capacitive sensing" to measure changes of position on a touchscreen. It works just like a human finger on a touchscreen device, and you can often get more accurate navigation using a stylus. Wikipedia has good articles on capacitive sensing and capacitive devices. I rate this stylus at 4 stars ("I like it") rather than 5 stars ("I love it"), because I like the AmazonBasics stylus slightly better.
137 of 145 people found the following review helpful
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My daughter is handicapped and communicates on keyboards a great deal. She has had trouble with her HTC Evo phone as the letters are too close for her to always hit the proper key. (In either direction) On ordering the new Kindle Fire I noticed the stylus as an available accessory for multiple devices. Where has this been! It is exactly what my daughter needed and she loves it. Her texts are so much quicker. It turns out the Kindle Fire has large enough buttons for my hands but my husband wants another stylus for his use. What a perfect accessory for everyone.
116 of 122 people found the following review helpful
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This Stylus is good for basics. It worked fairly well with it's round rubber tip when pressing "buttons" in the screen. It does not work that good with the screen sliding functionality. It performs poorly at drawing.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Works fine for me
My Kindle Fire is the only touch screen device I have and this stylus works for me. However, a stylus with a slightly smaller diameter tip would be even better. Read more
Published 1 day ago by Mary D. Krenke
not the best
On my Toshiba Thrive tablet, I find this stylus to be fine for things that just require tapping, but, when playing a game like Angry Birds, that requires repeated swiping of the... Read more
Published 1 day ago by BillK 8
Excellent iPad Pem
Incredible tablet pen at a great price! I was looking for a newer pen, and this one fit exactly what I was looking for.
Published 3 days ago by K. Kasten
Poor quality
Purchased about 2 weeks ago and the tip broke yesterday. I've used, but haven't abused it. In addition to breaking, it doesn't seem as responsive as it was initially. Read more
Published 3 days ago by Laurie
YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR....
Works great, but the end is already loose and coming apart. Don't know how much longer it will last.... have only owned 1 month. CHEAP, POOR quality! Read more
Published 4 days ago by S. Meister
Ehh it's okay..
This stylus doesn't work very well on touch screen phones. Skips a lot and will randomly stop working. You get what you paid for but I think this item was cheaply made. Read more
Published 5 days ago by college girl
Not sensitive
I tried it on both my tablet and my wife's tablet, just not very responsive. We both have screen protectors, which might make a difference, but other styli haven't been affected. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Aaron N. Smith
Stylus tips came off.
I work in the public schools and use my ipad a lot when I work with my special education students. I have them use the stylus sometimes because then they get the feeling of using a... Read more
Published 8 days ago by kpbotr
Fire Stylus pen
Great little gadget. I'm glad I bought it. It shipped quickly and sure helps keep the Kindle Fire screen clean. Good buy.
Published 10 days ago by Sara Anderson
MiniSuit
Took a long time to get here. It is like 3 inches long.
It does what it needs to. kind cheap
It does what it needs to. kind cheap
Published 12 days ago by Paul
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