adonit Stylus Neo Lite Black with Insertable Disc Pointer for All Screen

Works as advertised perfect for Android smart phone or tablet especially with the tiny keyboard letters that are hard to see it's especially useful for scrolling and typing if you have big fat fingers or long nails that you can't trim for whatever reason it works with Swype I'm using it right now it's magnetic too so it sticks to your tablet or anything stationary and metal instead of rolling away

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Good product

This stylus is much more precise than others I’ve tried, works well even with protective glass on my iPad and iPhone. Thumbs up!

Bought this to use with my 1st gen iPad air (yes, the one that's like 10 years old). It works well and does exactly what I need it to-- I'm in medical school and mostly use it to take notes on OneNote. Drawbacks: No palm rejection, but OneNote has a decent palm rejection feature built-in and it's pretty easy to just erase whatever gets through. It just takes a little adjustment. Quite small (5 inches long) and slender, definitely not as chunky as the Apple pencils or other styluses. I don't mind that, but others might. Also definitely not great for drawing (but I also just hate drawing on electronic surfaces). Makes a slight tapping noise when you write with it, though this doesn't bother me and no one else has commented on it either. And honestly, even writing with a pencil or pen makes some noise. Selling features that I love: Vastly more affordable than other options, and works perfectly. No battery! One less electronic item to have to worry about charging, carrying around a cord and adapter for. These two are what sold me on it initially (over the Adonit Neo Duo). Has a magnetic cap that protects the disc and attaches to the back so you don't lose it while you're writing! The stylus itself is also magnetic, which is REALLY handy for sticking to your tablet, the legs of chairs, my metal pencil box, the side of my coffee table... keeps it from rolling away and getting lost if I put it down briefly (perennial hassle with traditional writing utensils). It will work on EVERY touchscreen ever invented. I was skeptical of the clear disc system, but it seems quite sturdy and is way more precise than I anticipated!