WacomBamboo Duo 2-In-1 Stylus with Pen for Kindle, Apple iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android and other Capacitive Touch Surfaces (CS150W)

Great function with smooth flow in the writing. Durable & great value for the money. This is my favorite pen and stylus. I keep buying them because of the durability and design.

I'm new to using a stylus so I can't make a comparison, this being my first try. It works and delivery was good. Price is good. I would like a finer tip, writing is too thick, even on narrow iPad setting, but maybe that's what I ordered or maybe that's how they are!

Wacom Bamboo styluses are really nice and this one is also a pen, which is a bonus. I'm still trying to find replacement nibs for my original Bamboo stylus, but for the price, this stylus is a great replacement.

This is one awesome brand for a stylus! I've used them for over 10 years... the SAME ONES! The only reason I'm buying a new one is because I've worn the paint off my 1st ones from excessive use. It still works like new, just started to look a bit worn!

Not loving that this (tear shown in photo) happened after just two months of use. And this is the second one it has happened to! I like the feel of using this stylus, and I like that it is small enough to use with my iPhone. Which is why, after it happened with the first one, I thought maybe they'd improved the product so I purchased another one. But nope - it's a defect in the design. As others have said, the rubber tip is just too thin and flimsy.

Very solid and quality feel, love the fact it's a 2-in-1 with a cap. Unfortunately though, and perhaps its because I went cheap and bought the original gen of their baseline pen, this does not live up to Wacom's standard of quality in how it operates. I knew there was not going to be pressure sensitivity, not an artist's pen, but it can't maintain a steady signal to the screen. I press firmly with the nib (because that's what it seems to take to make it detect) and start drawing an un-interrupted squiggly line in Microsoft Paint and there's frequent breaks occurring in the line. I originally blamed my likewise inexpensive Dell Venue 8 Pro's screen for this, but on my wife's iPad Air 2 the same effect happens.This stylus will do for tapping and selecting the basic things on the screen, but anything requiring you hold and drag may be infuriating to impossible.This is a replacement of cheap-o freebie stylus I had that outright fell apart, and paid with entirely with points so I'm not motivated to try and return in the event of a faulty unit, I'd rather just have a simple stylus I can't do advanced functions with, but hopefully I did just get a dud and this story is not true of the device in general.

I was expecting used for the price, and received a new item.

Pros: I would say that it is slightly better than a standard Walmart shelf Targus stylus. I like the smaller nib, and the nib glides more smoothly across the screen than the Targus ($12) and the generic stylus I have. Pen writes smoothy, and seems to be high quality.Cons: The nib is slightly too small at the tip and you have to put MORE pressure on it to get the screen to register it. So it kind of defeats the nib being smaller as a benefit. When you hold it higher up, the pen cap wiggles from side to side throwing off your preciseness a bit. The pen produces very light and thin writing. A fine tip ball point pin. Makes it harder to read. I would not use it for sketching.