IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Due to the materiel of the disc is conductive hard plastic, before using the stylus on your device, please make sure both the device screen and the disc are clean, dirt can catch onto the disc which may result in reduced sensitivity, and in some cases may even scratch your screen.
2.Normally our stylus won’t cause scratches on touch screen, but we still suggest you to use a screen protector on your device to protect the screen from any possible damage/scratches which may be caused by dirt on disc/screen, damaged tips or defective product of low probability.
3. If you suspect that your disc has been damaged in any way, discontinue use. A damage disc may scratch the screen. Please replace with a new disc.
4.DO NOT remove the plastic disc at the end of tip, or the tip won’t work. Although it looks weird, that’s exactly the part of tip to conduct and receive signal from the screens.
Real-pen feeling
It is made from stainless steel and Aluminum, no plastic parts, real pen feeling. With the clip, you just put it on your pocket or take it with your tablets, use it anytime anywhere!
Wide compatibility
Both tips are Compatible with all capacitive touch screen devices (Apple iPads , iPhones, iPods, Kindles, Huawei, Samsung Galaxy Cell phones, Tablets, Laptops &More)
A perfect gift
It comes with 4 disc tips and 2 fiber tips. Tips of both sides are replaceable and it’s easy to be done in second without tool.
The stylus is packed in an elegantly designed box which is the perfect gift for your friends and loved ones.
Extensive Application
Writing
This stylus is ready to use, no any set-ups necessary, just twist the cap off and use it on your touch screen directly.
Note-taking
It’s very light (weight 24g), so you won’t feel tired when taking notes in class or at meetings.
Drawing
The clear disc allows you see exactly where your mark is being made and gives you the accurate point. Sutiable for your creation on drawing apps.
Playing games
Both disc and fiber tips can be used on all capactive touchscreens. You may choose the different tips for different purpose.
James Gaster –
Purchased this product for use with my Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 tablet. I was impressed with the materials used and the way it felt in my hand. It is like holding a nice pen. The tips work great on my tablet, quick and responsive. I had not used a drawing tip before and was surprised at how handy it is. The dual tip design is smart. I have not had to replace the tips yet, but knowing that I can when needed is nice. I really like this stylus and would recommend it without reservation.
Hawk eye –
Back in the glory days of Nintendo’s Miiverse feature on it’s Wii U and 3DS consoles, I used to draw extensively on Art Academy games for these consoles and post my works to Miiverse.Nintendo shut Miiverse down several months ago, and I have a fair number of friends and followers who ask me to continue posting art. Long story short, it became a pain; I had to transfer files between multiple hardware units to post my art to other Internet sites and services. Eventually, I stopped drawing, save for an occasional paper doodle.An artist friend inspired me to try drawing with my tablet. I tried using the tiny stylus that’s in my LG Stylo 2 smartphone, but it’s too small to use comfortably for a long duration of time. I do have a felt tip stylus, but it’s very difficult to draw with precision using it.These Meko styluses work great. I was really wary of the disc on the end of the fine tip, and it really messed with me mentally to put the disc down on the screen full contact, but only the center point in the disc activates on the touch screen, so it actually helps me draw smoother lines with greater confidence. Plus there’s still a felt tip at the other end if I want to do some swift rough sketching or coloring in large areas.I’m still experimenting with various drawing/painting apps, but I’ve used three different apps and this stylus worked fine in all of them.I’ve only been using one of these styluses for a few days total time so I can’t comment on their longevity, but I think with a bit of proper care, these styluses should last me a very long time.
PBJ –
This pen has two ends that you can use with your phone. I only use the rounded end and I really love it. I have at least doubled my typing speed as I have big fingers and am almost 60 years old, so I haven’t grown up with touchscreen keyboards. I always used a Blackberry type phone with a physical keyboard because I have always been “touchscreen challenged”. I am now constantly apologizing for overly long text messages because I can almost type at the speed that my brain thinks. When I’m using the pen, my fat fingers aren’t blocking the keys, so I can see the entire keyboard at all times and I’m not constantly hitting two keys at once or the wrong key. The more you use the pen, the faster you will get on the keyboard.It is sometimes a little more difficult to use for selecting options as you have to press down with a decent force which is much more than what is needed for typing. Sometime I just have to press with my finger.Overall, I use the pen all the time and so have purchased several so they are available everywhere I use my phone.
J.D. –
Specifically, I purchased this product to use in conjunction with an Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet. The following are what I perceived to be the pros and cons:*****Pros*****1. Assortment of colors from which to choose.2. Each item includes numerous replacement attachments3. Fiber tip is extremely responsive.4. Clear disc is excellent for writing.5. Replaceable tips are effortless to replace.6. Stylus is comfortable to hold (rubber grip) and mimics the feel of an actual pen.7. Protective cap contains a clip for attachment to nearly any device case.*****Cons*****1. None
Vlad-George Moraru –
This is without a doubt the most accurate and responsive capacitive stylus I’ve ever had the pleasure of using with my Galaxy S8. And that’s saying a lot, considering that, from what I’ve noticed, the screen of the S8 doesn’t usually work very well with styli compared to other phones.Where should I start? For comparison, I also have one of those cheap pens that have a microfiber mesh stylus tip (before moving on, I’d like to point out that some people think the soft tip is made of some kind of metal, but it’s microfiber, so there’s no risk of it leaving any scratches on the screen). Even when comparing just the meshes on the two, the Meko one is better in every way: it’s smaller, meaning you get more precision, and it’s more malleable, which means it has an easier time warping in order to produce the required contact surface. A capacitive touchscreen only registers touch input then the contact surface is wide enough. If a stylus mesh is too stiff, you need to press down hard for it to warp enough and for the touch to register. But this is not a problem with the Meko stylus. It works with very little pressure, allowing for natural movements, even with the S8 (which, as I’ve said before, requires a wider contact surface than many other capacitive touchscreen devices).Where the Meko truly shines, though, is the disc tip. Because the disc is transparent except for the very middle, you can see exactly what happens underneath it when writing or drawing. I sideloaded the S Note app on my phone and I use it in conjunction with this stylus to take notes in faculty. Basically, I turned my phone into an improvised Galaxy Note. And this is no exaggeration. With the disc tip, I can accurately write very small text, similar to what others can write with the S Pen on a Galaxy Note phone.It’s obvious that the people who designed the stylus thought of everything. The main disadvantage of a disc stylus is the risk of losing the disc. But fear not, because this stylus has an unscrewable cap covering it. And when using the disc tip, you can put the cap on the other end to make sure you won’t lose that either.
Phil n Allie –
Have been using this to write notes on lecture outlines for grad school over the last 3 weeks. My setup is a 9.7″ Gen 4 iPad with the notability app. A few of my classmates are using 2018 iPad 9.7 Educator/base edition and the 2018 12.9″ iPad Pro with Apple Pencil. I thought I’d be craving the Apple Pencil by now, but honestly my current setup works well enough that I can’t justify the extra expense just for that extra ~10% efficiency (that % is my personal perception only). Also, I’d have to get a newer iPad that supports Apple Pencil….
Rusty –
Unlike the Microsoft Surface and its ilk, many touch-screen laptops are only intended for using your fingertip and do not have any sort of pressure sentsitivity. If that is your case, you’ll find this pen to work like a scarily-pointy wicked witch’s finger would, no more, no less. I told our IT department about these pens, they bought a pair to test, and then they ordered a whole bunch more. It’s fine for simple drawing tasks and signing documents, and nice and inexpensive so its no big deal if someone breaks and loses one.
mprompro –
The pen is accurate, well built, and comfortable to use. This is a passive, or capacitive, pen and is NOT an active or smartpen. It acts like a very small finger. You can’t get any finer detail than you would with your fingernail (tip), it is just easier to use and more accurate. It works for my needs quite well.As a side note, the very same (exact) pen is sold by different sellers. I ordered from both BlueSerge and MekoTech (see photos). It was the same pen. So, just order the one that is the best value for your needs.
Jo D. –
Very happy and pleased with this stylus. I’ve been searching and ordered so many that just didn’t work for me. I like the grip/hold of this one, I like that both tips are on the stylus and the one not being used is covered with a cap and the rounded soft tip is strong enough that it holds its shape and doesn’t wear away from using. Nice color selections too. My husband ordered a set first and let me try his extra one; I immediately ordered myself a set, in a different color. So happy to finally find one that suits my needs and works well.
Wolf Woman –
I love these! This is the second time I’ve ordered these. I lost my first 2. The extra tips are wonderful. I use mine on my phone & tablet. Small keyboards are no longer a problem for me. These are very accurate! If a tip starts to wear, I just exchange it. I’m very happy with them. I spend about 4 to 5 hours va day on my tablet & another 3 to 4 on my phone. The other feature it’s the cap. No breaking the tip on the other end.I have bought multiple different stylists. At times, cheaper ones, but these are 100% worth the extra few dollars. I used my lost ones for over 2 years, would still be using them if I could find them! LOL 🙂