ChaoQ Stylus Pen for Touchscreen, 3pcs Stylus Pen for iPad iPhone Android | High Sensitivity and Precision, Suitable for iPad iPhone Android and All Touch Screens (Black/Silver/Blue)

The tablet responds much better to this pointer than my finger and since it's smaller, accuracy is much better. Great for typing and gaming. Great product, good price.

Use this for when I use the Libby app to read, as they make it much easier to highlight, define words and bookmark. They work great and for the price it’s a great buy!

Got this set for my iPad and I am impressed with how well it works. The sensitivity and touch is very precise and accurate. Pens come in different colors, black blue and white - and they are all compatible with my iPad. The quality of the pen are very sturdy and works well for long screen time. I am very impressed and happy I bought these.

Works on Nintendo Switch just fine. Feels cheap, but for what I paid, that's to be expected. Don't know how well they'll hold up over time, but several days with a fresh stylus seemed to work well.

I'm giving these 5 stars because in itself, each stylus is good quality, sturdy, and comes with plenty of replacement tips. However, I wanted one specifically for my Switch lite to be used with Tomodatchi Life: Living The Dream. I didn't think to specify "fine tip," as the picture looked liked the smaller end would be good. It's wider than I'd like, for trying to draw on such a small screen. The tip also has some squish, or some give to it when pressed, and I wanted something much firmer. They aren't what I was looking for, for this particular situation, but I will keep them as they are still very nice at an amazing price.

Pretty average stylus, does the job, the touch sensitivity is good and it comes with replacement tips which will probably come in handy. It's appearance is just like a pencil. Would buy again.

I have an iPhone 17 with a screen protector, does not register taps that well. From the texture of the grip I could always tell it wasn’t going to work compared to other brands, where it squishes and makes decent contact without ripping. 1 star for me, 3 stars as it would probably work without the screen protector.

I use a screen reader on my iPhone. This means I touch the screen and a pleasant female voice tells me what element I have just touched. If I want to select that app, I then tap the screen twice quickly and the app opens. If I want something else I move my finger or swipe till I find what I’m searching for, then double tap the screen for that app. Lately I have noticed soreness in several fingers and I think I’m developing Arthritis. Not a pleasant condition for someone who uses her hands as much as I do. I wanted something that would do the tapping for me when my fingers are stiff or sore and this pencil is just what I needed. It’s a simple metal stylus with a rubber tip on each end. One tip is smaller than the other. The larger side is for swiping or flicking and the other is for when the elements are closer together needing a finer point. I mostly use the larger end as that double tap needs to make solid contact with the screen to activate the elements. I remember a friend complaining that the letters on his first iPhone were either to close together or his fingers were too fat as he kept getting extra letters in his texts etc. Something like this would have come in handy back then but now he has moved to larger phones and is happier with them. I have always preferred the smaller phones as they are easier to hold. Now I have something that lets my fingers relax and does the tapping for me. There are 9pencils in this pack and a small envelope with several rubber replacement tips. I gave one to a friend and he really likes not having to clean fingerprints and oily smudges from his tablet. He can watch his videos on a cleaner screen, and drag things around in his games, all while eating chips and not worry about salt or grease obscuring his view. And the pencil is easier to clean between games too. LOL: I like the metal barrel as it sticks to the magsafe part of my case or I can use a magnet to hang it on the frame of my bedside table. My fingers still ache sometimes but it isn’t made worse when I have to use my phone.