MEKO Universal Stylus,[2 in 1 Precision Series] Disc Stylus Touch Screen Pens for All Capacitive Touch Screens Cell Phones, Tablets, Laptops Bundle with 6 Replacement Tips - (2 Pcs, Black/Black)

I have been using this stylus for almost 7 months now. I use it constantly for my job, and they have worked beautifully! With the different ends, you have options for how you input your information, which is great. The disk end is great for drawing and signatures. Yes, it's flat, and it will take you a moment to adjust, but it's worth it. Not only is the disk end very accurate, but it can *swivel* which allows you to hold the stylus naturally while keeping the disk flat against your device screen. I mostly use the mesh end, and it is the best stylus tip I have ever used. First of all - and *very* important for me - is this: The tip doesn't "stick" to the screen. Cheaper styli you might get at Best Buy or Staples are a sort of rubber or silicone. It doesn't take me long before that cheaper end is tearing off, rendering the stylus useless. The Meko mesh tip, however, is a metal mesh. Not only doesn't it tear, but it also doesn't stick to the screen at all, which makes it much more accurate and responsive. Secondly, that mesh tip is durable. In the time I have used it, I have chosen to replace only one mesh tip. I didn't even have to, I just decided to because it was looking a little frayed. It was still working perfectly! One last thing to consider: Value. Staples sells a universal stylus for about $9 each. They work well enough at first - and I've used many of them - but they would always rip within one month, usually less. If I had used them over the past 7 months, I would have spent at least $65. Now look at the price of the above product. I am still using them. Nothing is perfect, and I did run into a problem with the Meko Stylus I purchased. Their customer service, however, stunned me with their quick responses, and their quick, painless resolution. Nothing is 'perfect', but you can see 'perfect' from where you'll be standing once you are holding a Meko stylus in your hand!

I’m really impressed with the MEKO Universal Stylus! 🎉 It feels well-built, comfortable to hold, and works perfectly on all my devices — phone, tablet, and even laptop. The precision disc tip makes drawing and writing super smooth, and I love that it comes with 6 replacement tips, so I know it’ll last me a long time. For the price, the quality is outstanding — it feels premium without being expensive. Setup is effortless, no charging needed, and it responds instantly on the screen with no lag. This is definitely a must-have for anyone who wants a reliable stylus for sketching, note-taking, or just navigating on their devices. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Gabriel

I’m really impressed with the MEKO Universal Stylus! The precision tip makes writing, drawing, and navigating on my tablet so smooth and accurate — it feels almost like using a real pen. I love that it’s compatible with all my devices, from my phone to my laptop. The build quality is solid and comfortable to hold, and it comes with 6 extra replacement tips, which is a big bonus. The 2-in-1 design (disc and fiber tips) gives flexibility depending on what I’m doing, whether note-taking or sketching. Overall, a great deal for the price — stylish, reliable, and perfect for anyone who uses touchscreens daily!

My husband had a Samsung Note 4 for work at one point, which I would commandeer to draw on the awesome sketch program it had on it. The S pen is a wonderful thing. He left that company and had to return the phone. I recently got a Galaxy Tab A 9.7, but sadly without that lovely little docked pen. I then went on the search for a precision stylus and spent several weeks searching for form and function that was also a reasonable price. I read countless reviews of Bluetooth battery powered styli, and the non-battery counterparts. All claimed to be the best until I got to the reviews and often enough the hype and the price just didn't seem to pan out for them. Then I happened upon this little sparkly gem in the similar products section that Amazon so smartly includes on product pages. I was actually about to purchase a completely different stylus and by chance looked down. The price was in the range I was looking for. This was my first try on precision styli and didn't want to break the bank on something I may not like. Then I read the description. Then I got down to the reviews and I was sold. I too am beyond ecstatic about this purchase. These are FANTASTIC! They have an excellent weight in your hand which leads to a luxurious feel along with the nice padding on the precision end. The ease of changing from one type of tip to another is lovely and the protection that this gives the tips is equally as nice. Then you notice that you get 2 styli with tips already installed AND 2 fabric wide tip replacements AND 4 precision tip replacements. It is a deal that would be foolish to overlook, even if you were skeptical of something. They also throw in this neat little velvet screen cleaner that gets all the gunk off the screen so your lines don't skip around as you write or draw. Oh, and that little bonus can be washed for extended use! I could not be happier with this purchase.

Very nice. Very easy to use. Woeks great!

The Meko 2 in 1 disc stylus is great, and seeing many great reviews over the web i decided to give this stylus a try. Firstly i have a touch screen laptop from hp. Being a college student i noticed that inputting mathematical formulas using the keyboard is time consuming therefore i started to use my finger with OneNote to take apps. Now some people would think that just the finger would do well for writing and truth be told they are correct it can write except writing with a pen versus your finger is completely different. With my neat handwriting looking messy i decided to give the stylus a try and i do not regret it. What kept me from buying the stylus at first was the price point, but one must consider that they are receiving 2 styli and extra replacement tips. The size of the stylus seems to buy the size of any ordinary pen, but the weight is not what one expects, it is surprisingly heavy compared to a regular pen or a plastic stylus. Now keep in mind that this pen is metal maybe a dense aluminum or something else, but that just adds onto its worth. I have had plastic styli for my phones and they would usually fail within three months, but this feels as if it will last. The disk of the pen is extremely accurate, i was surprised thinking that the disk would be opaque meaning that i could not see myself writing but it is a clear plastic-like substance. Believe me after a bit you will not notice the disk after using it for a while because one gets used to it quickly. Now as others have mentioned the fibrous end does need more pressure to use it, but truth be told i am more captivated by the disk end therefore i do not use the fibrous part as much. I am one of those people that when i think i play with my pen and I've found that the fibrous tip is similar in texture to that as an eraser. Also for those that look at the grip it is a rubber grip and the color seems to be a little more on the onyx side rather than black but with me that is fine. I would recommend this stylus to people who like to take notes in class or even draw. It is durable and it comes with an extra stylus and tips it is a great package for the price. Wish i purchased it sooner.

the product is really good but it will not work for writing notes on my phone. I will return the product. its really good its only it's not for me.

Call me a germaphobe, but not long after locking down here in California, I began considering getting my own stylus pen to use since some of the vendors I go to for food uses touchscreen pads and I wasn't sure how often those pads (and styluses where applicable) were getting cleaned between customers. In addition, I work in healthcare and have been suffering from major eczema on my hands already prior to the pandemic (the extra hand washing and hand sanitizing we do in our facilities and my general increased levels of decontamination has not helped with the eczema), so I thought it might be a good way to avoid touching high contact surfaces in public so as to possibly avoid extra steps in hand sanitizing. I didn't want to get something expensive, but also didn't want to go cheap nor get multiple styluses in the case that a certain type of tip doesn't work. I eventually settled on this one in June mainly because it has 2 different tips and the high reviews of how well it works. I received both styluses and replacement tips (as well as a microfiber cloth) with no issues or damage. I have found that it works for most touchscreen pads and I even use it now on regular grocery store keypads and gas station to press buttons. I think maybe only one shop I've been to so far (a Daiso store) had a machine that wouldn't register the stylus at all. The mesh tip is my go to tip for most transactions (it's easy to also push buttons), but I have switched over to the disc tip for signatures if the writing space needs a finer tip. Have not had issues so far with either tip, and having two means I can keep one in my bag (for outside use) and the other at home to use around the house/keep as a spare. I will see when it is that I need to replace any of the tips, but 4 disc and 2 mesh tips are plenty for me for now. Yes, I do disinfect the stylus after the transactions and it's holding up so far. Yes, it has saved me from having to do too much disinfection to my hands, therefore giving my hands a break from all the hand washing/sanitizing that is causing me to break out into eczema. I will still sanitize my hands before getting onto the car though as a precaution. Other than that if you're just getting it for use at home for a tablet/phone/computer, these honestly work great. I tried the one at home on my tablet PC as well as phone: no problems writing or pressing virtual buttons whatsoever. I have a more expensive disc stylus at home that I originally got for use on a now defunct iPad, and this cheaper one works just was well. For those of you who like the feeling like you're holding an actual pen, the feel is similar thanks to the weight of the stylus.