Stylus - wireless - black - retail Reviews

Expert review by : Darren Murph (engadget.com)

oStylus capacitive pen review

Like it or not, the capacitive touchscreen just isn't cut out for use with a stylus. We've seen foam-tipped pens and meat-injected tubes have a go at it, but we've yet to really find an option that we were truly satisfied with. It's not hard to imagine...

Amazing design ; Light, easy to use ; Deadly accurate

Vinyl sticker is too small ; Needs to support side touches ; Expensive for now

Oct, 2010

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Expert review by : Helena Stone (chipchick.com)

TouchTec II iPad / iPhone Stylus and Ballpoint Pen Review

A while back we reviewed TouchTec's Pen iPhone/iPad Stylus. The TouchTec Pen is a pen that doubles as a stylus for touchscreen devices. TouchTec has now released an update to their pen. As a stand-alone ballpoint pen, the latest TouchTec pen continues...

Thin profile, new rounded tip allows for finer precision

Still not a sharp pointy tip like a real pen

Jul, 2011

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Expert review by : ssschmidt (justanothermobilemonday.com)

Review: gpik™ super thumb stylus

Touch screen devices. Wonderful things. But the search for the perfect input method is long and frustrating.

Various packages are available. The 4-color pack lists on the website for $14.95 + $3.95 shipping and handling.

Jul, 2008

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Expert review by : Mario Morejon (crn.com)

Querying XML With Stylus Studio 2006

DataDirect Technologies just announced its release of Stylus Studio 2006 Release 2. This XML tool is powerful and unlike its competitors, follows most XML development standards.

Mar, 2006

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Expert review by : Jeremy Horwitz (ilounge.com)

Reviews: Essential TPE Glatt Magnetic Smart Stylus

A stylus we really liked was Essential TPE's Glatt ($23), billed by its Taiwanese developer as a Magnetic Smart Stylus. While there's nothing particularly distinctive about Glatt's performance when paired with the original iPad, Essential TPE designed...

Because Glatt is unusually shaped—like three typical tube-shaped and -sized styluses stuck together in a line—we weren’t expecting to love its results, but we found the design unusually comfortable to hold, with its thickness making up for its short,...

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