- Stylus Pen for Touchscreen, 2-in-1 Disc and Fiber Tip Sensitivity and Precision Stylus Pen for iPad, iPhone Tablet Android Phone Chromebook Switch All Touch Screens Devices, Black

I've bought this pen twice before, the first time I had years of use on it, and I got a second for a friend who also loves it. This recent purchase has brought me a lot of satisfaction as I'm happy with the color. It's worth it. It's compatible with any touch touch screen devices, such as apple, android and touch screen laptop. I enjoy the size of it immensely.

I've been using this Stylus for over 2 years now and love it. Althoiugh I'm not what you would call a heavy user, this stylus stays in my procket and gets used regularly. The only problem I've had is the rubber grip eventually split and fell off, however, this was after 2+ years of use so that's really not a "complaint". I'm getting ready to order myself another one of these, or possibly two, as I really like using this stylus. I like the weight of it and the "feel" when using it. Some people have complained about the weight but I actually like that this stylus doesn't feel so light and cheap. Overall, I'm very happy with this stylus.

I order this pen to see if it can be used to illustrate. To be specific, I used it on my Hp Pavilion x360 laptop with Clip Studio Paint program. It works pretty well on the screen, the disc tip glides smoothly, and is very precise. The fiber tip is not as precise, but still good. It feels better using it on the screen than my fingers. The only problem is when I use it on the Clip Studio Paint, which I use for drawing, it does not register. It works fine on any touch screens and easy to use. So using the Mixoo for illustrating on Clip Studio Paint won't work for me, but overall it is still a good pen to use for other things.

I bought this stylus to try handwriting recognition on my Fire HD 8. The tablet is absolutely not good for that, no matter the app, but this stylus is a great pick. I now use it for handwriting and drawing on my Asus 2-in-1. I can write with the stylus at a normal angle to the screen, but I do need to press a little harder than normal if I do that. Handwriting in OneNote is a big part of my workflow, and my Surface Pro and Surface Pen are my primary devices for that, but this stylus with my laptop is a good backup. The feel of the stylus is great, it has a nice grip and is a good weight and length. It looks nice and can be used in professional settings without looking cheap or out of place in a padfolio. I wish it didn't say Mixoo on the cap but it's not that big of a deal. When I bought the stylus, I also bought the Moko case for the Fire 8. (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0719KZW4L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). When I pulled the stylus out of the stylus loop on the case, it pulled the disk tip out of the stylus, but the outer casing of the tip remained in the pen. I had to use needle-nose pliers to get the metal casing out so I could install one of the replacement tips. I don't think this a quality issue, but just be aware that the disk will catch on those loops. I recommend putting the stylus cap on the disk end if you are using a stylus or pen loop. I imagine it's the same with a pen sleeve. I would buy this stylus again, no question. If you're getting someone a Fire or another tablet as a gift, adding this stylus would be a nice touch.

I've bought two of these guys, so I've been around the block once or twice. The stylus is just great. Used with my phone and tablet, does exactly what's it's supposed to do. Good weight and balance. Why did I buy two? The first one was great for a while, but the thing is designed in two pieces. The barrel, which is the long end, and then the pocket clip, the shorter end. The clip end is held in the barrel with a sort of stud-like affair. It's not threaded. It's not put together with adhesive. It's just jammed into the barrel. After some use, the clip end gets squirrely and starts falling out. Finally, the barrel and the clip were estranged, and could never reconcile, because the clip end vanished like a single sock. I loved it so much, I ordered another one, in May 2021. By July or August, the new one "got the squirrelies" and started coming apart. Now it's September, and I was just about to hit the button to order a THIRD copy, when lo and behold, Mr. Clip appears in my shirt pocket. I'm on the road and don't have access to glue, so I took a chunk of tape and wrapped and crammed so the stud on the clip end is now firmly jammed into the barrel. Sheesh, let the customers engineer these things, and they might work better. By the way, I like the bulb-style stylus best, but I found I'd have to replace them every few weeks, because they'd stop working. Finally figured out that shirt lint from my pocket was jamming them. Using rubbing alcohol to clean only works for a short while. So I ordered pocket protectors from Amazon. Now I look like a geek, but hey, the stylus doesn't give up the ghost, and there's less ink on my shirt pockets to boot.

This is a great product! I bought this stylus over a three ago and it still works as it did when I first got it. I haven’t needed to change out the tips either. The only thing I’ve had to watch out for is the build up I often get on the clear disk. I tend to use my fingers to navigate while on my laptop and use the stylus to take notes during my classes or draw. The clear disk will pick up the oils and dead skin on the touchscreen which I can easily clean off with a cloth or even my finger if needed. The clear disk side of the stylus doesn’t work as well and sometimes not at all if there’s too much finger residue on the clear disk. It works just fine for me after I clean it off. This has worked with my Apple products and my other products that use Microsoft. I’m pretty sure it’ll work with Linux based systems as well. Haven’t been able to test it yet. It’s accuracy is sometimes just slight off by only a millimeter or 2. I feel like that’s more of a problem with the touchscreen on my devices since it varies between them. Highly recommended for someone looking for a universal stylus.

Main use is for my ayn thor, works well and feels good In my hand.

When I ordered the Mixoo, i expected it to be like any other of the 30 or so that in have purchased in the past. That is to say that it would get me through a day or two of use and somehow fall to pieces for no apparent reason. To my surprise, when i opened the box i saw that not only was the Mixoo well built, but that it also came with replacement tips for both sides of the stylus. So from the ordering, to the shipping, I feel that I got first class service all the way through. I use it on a daily basis, for both my smart phone and my my MacBook Pro. The soft felt tip works great for a smooth, and so far flawless, operation on touchscreen like surfaces. While the hard flat tip(as long as you aren't trying to do the multi-function tasks), works great on the touchpad of my Mac. Also I have to throw this in as well. The stylus has a little weight to it(which I like), making it feel well made and not like a cheap childrens toy.

Wer kennt das nicht? man sitzt an seinem Tablet, hinter sich der Sonnenuntergang, vor sich der weite Horizont, auf dem Tablet der aktuelle News-Feed, ein Farm-Spiel oder die Fotos der letzten Weltumschiffung. So swipt und navigiert man sich durch die Apps - hat meist einen Tabletstift mit den klassischen Gummispitzen, nutzt die einige Zeit lang und das Gummi wird immer dünner, bis irgendwann die Spitze vorne bricht und der Stift bzw. die Spitze nicht mehr zu nutzen ist. Die Tabletstift-See ist rau, der Markt überschwemmt von Produkten, von Werbekugelschreiben mit Tabletspitze hinten bis zu eigenen Stiften, Dualstifte, usw. - ein endloser Ozean, ein gigantischer Verschleiß und es sammeln sich die alten, kaputten und/oder ausgedienten Stifte, oder die Ersatzspitzensäckchen, die dann doch wieder nicht passen. Nach dem gefühlt 200. Stift der das zeitliche segnete, kochte in mir der Drang nach einer Tabletstift-Revolution auf und ich wollte, ganz im Sinne der großen Entdecker, neue Territorien erkunden. So suchte ich auf Amazon nach Alternativen für Tabletstifte, bis ich auf Stifte mit Disc an der Spitze stieß. Segel eingezogen, kurz geprüft und entschlossen, hier den Anker zu setzen um die davor niegesehene Technologie zu erkunden. Der Tabletstift von Mixoo kommt in einer weißen Schachtel, und der Stift, sowie die Spitzen sind in einem ausgeschnittenen Schaumstoff-Pad eingefasst, sieht super aus, und macht beim auspacken Spaß. - im Hintergrund höre ich den Steuermann die Verpackung mit einem Apple Produkt vergleichen - ganz unrecht hat er nicht - tolle User Experience. Den Stift zusammengebaut und festgestellt, dass hinten eine klassische Halbkugelspitze ist, jedoch nicht aus schnödem Gummi, nein aus einem stabilen geflecht, erinnert etwas an Carbongeflecht, das in der Rückschau auch mindestens 4-5x so lange hält wie eine Gummispitze - der Steuermann meldet sich wieder, und vergleicht es mit zuverlässigen Schiffstauen - auch hier widerspreche ich nicht, die gute Haltbarkeit dieser Geflechtspitzen überzeugt. das andere Ende ist ein Stift, mit einem Gummiteil der die Spitze flexibel macht und an der Spitze eine kleine Kunststoffscheibe beheimatet. Das erste nutzen auf dem Tablet ist sehr ungewohnt, ich war die erste halbe Stunde etwas verwirrt, konnte die Verwirrung aber schon nach kurzer Zeit durch die freudige Erkenntnis, dass das ein ansprechendes Konzept ist, ersetzen. Ich habe den Stift mit der ersten Disc-Spitze mit einem Huawei und einem Samsung Tablet seit nun 3 Monaten im Einsatz - immer noch alles gut, keine erkennbare Verschleißerscheinung an der Disc erkennbar. Also das Konzept und die Umsetzung sind fantastisch. - in dieser Zeit hätte ich normal sicherlich schon wieder 3-4 Gummispitzen verschlissen. - komplett überzeugt nach einer ausgiebigen Erkundungstour auf Mixoo-Island, lichten wir nun den Anker und schiffen positiv überrascht wiedern gen Heimat, um auch dort unserem Volk die frohe Kunde des Mixoo Tablet Stiftes zu überbringen.

Tenia uno ya y se me perdió, por lo que compre otro sin pensarlo. Uso una tablet en el trabajo como medio de comunicación (teams) y tenia siempre la pantalla llena de dedos y de suciedad de estar todo el día tocando para llamadas, reuniones, etc... Desde que compre este lápiz y empece a usarlo, apenas toco la pantalla y se mantiene limpia casi todo el día y no solo eso, sino que ademas como es mas preciso, en el móvil en muchas ocasiones en las que he necesitado pinchar en zonas pequeñas donde normalmente he fallado al pulsar justo en la opción de al lado, también he notado que ya no me pasa pues con el lápiz, pulso justo en el sitio donde quiero. Por el precio que tiene lo recomiendo ya que hace que sea mucho mas fácil y preciso el uso y si te gusta la escritura manuscrita tiene mas puntas con las que podrás darle la precisión justa.

Ho comprato questo pennino da touchscreen per un amico che ne è rimasto veramente soddisfatto , costruito con il corpo robusto in solido alluminio e con impugnatura in gomma zigrinata che favorisce un ottimo grip , da un lato c’è una punta a disco trasparente ideale per lavori di precisione ad esempio scrittura o disegno , dal lato opposto una punta gommosa rivestita in stoffa ideale per il classico touchscreen più grossolano , il cappuccio di protezione si avvita e si svita da entrambi i lati , nella scatolina in dotazione ci sono 2 ricambi a disco ,1 ricambio a punta arrotondata e un panno in microfibra per la pulizia dello schermo , il pennino è stato studiato per funzionare bene con gli schermi di nuova generazione di tipo capacitivo ma comunque in generale con tutti gli schermi touchscreen , l’abbiamo provato sia con gli smartphone che con un tablet , tocco molto reattivo e sempre preciso , molta soddisfazione per l’acquisto . Spero questa recensione vi possa essere utile

I love how easy this is to use and how it doesn’t even require batteries!! Great stylus and works amazingly with my laptop. Durability seems very high too as with free 12 month warranty and spare parts. Extremely cheap too

Le stylet et ses embouts de rechanges sont très bien faits et précis et marchent sur tout écran tactile, le tout est fournit dans une boite esthétique et très pratique qui n'est pas présente dans l'annonce. Pour 8 euros, cela vaut le coût !