MEKO (2nd Generation) [2 in 1 Precision Series] Disc Stylus Pen for iPhone, iPad Pro/mini/Air, Samsung Galaxy Note and All Touch Screen Devices Bundle with 6 Replacement Tips,Pack of 2(Black/Black)

I use this stylus constantly. The nibs are supremely reliable whether using the ball or the writing tip. The ball nib is a strong fabric mesh with a very high resilience. You can tap for dozens of hours and not worry about wear and tear. Depending on how you hold the stylus, you might have issues with the ball slipping. However, the ball has descent grip on glass surfaces and only takes a little getting used to. You will be happy that the ball glides across the screen, unlike the rubber versions that stick and tear... Also, the fabric won't leave smudges so long as you keep your screen clean, and the ball capped when not in use. Don't try to wash the ball. It takes forever to dry...experience... The writing nib has a clear plastic flat disk that keeps the tip in contact with the screen surface. It feels natural, although there is the tiniest amount of play when writing cursive. The accuracy of the tip is as good as a real pen. (Depending on your device, of course) There are replacement nibs for both the pen and ball, however, I have not yet had to change either despite over 100 hours' worth of use. The pen and ball nibs screw in and can easily be replaced. However, the screws won't loosen during normal use. I've only felt the ball nib unscrew a little while playing a music tap game...at high speed. Superior design. The stylus has a nice weight to it. It doesn't feel like a plastic toy, but a truly professional tool. The body feels solid with a comfortable rubberized grip on half the body. The grip is on the writing end of the stylus, and I don't think that it can be moved to the ball end. However, when using the ball end, the grip rests in the crook of your thumb (assuming you use it tripod style) and keeps the stylus from slipping. The grip feels very natural when using either end. Overall, this stylus set is a fantastic investment.

I have an Apple Pencil. It is a beast of a stylus for the ONE thing that it was designed to do on the ONE class of machines that it was designed for. And, it is peerless at that ONE thing. Now, with that being said, the MEKO (2nd Gen) 2 in 1 Precision Stylus simply TROUNCES it. Why? Because, this particular stylus can almost do what the Apple Pencil does on ALL devices. And, does it well. Every single device that I have tried to use this stylus on works without a hitch and is almost perfect in precision. When I say every device, I mean this: 1. The entire iPad line of devices, from your Ipad Pro all the way down to your iPod Touch, this stylus will work. (Propietary to Capacitive) 2. All of my Android devices - Working (Capacitive) 3. Playstation Vita Slim and Old - Working and with the best precision for this device. (Capacitive) 4. Nintendo 3DS and New 3DS - Works like a charm as expected for this device. (Resistant) 5. Tablet based PCs - Works. (Capacitive) And, while it doesn’t feature the natural palm-rejection technology inherent in the $100 Apple Pencil, it does work right out of the box on every device WITHOUT the need for batteries, bluetooth, or any other pre-preparation whatsover all at a fraction of the cost. It is this versatility that allows this stylus to beat the competition handedly. It’s a 2-in-1 because on one end is a precision writing tip for taking notes and rudimentary artwork, and on the other end is a more capacitive style nub for basic screen navigation and brushwork when making art. The design of the stylus is well thought out. Extremely creative and versatile use of tip covers. You have to own the stylus to fully understand what i’m saying here. It can be assembled and the re-assembled in numerous ways to cover both ends of the stylus. So there is never a need to buy a ‘stylus cap/cover’ like I had to for my Apple Pencil. The design is very clever and thoughtful, I kinda wish Apple would’ve thought of this as well. It is very comfortable to hold in the hand when writing and feels like you are writing with an expensive high quality ink pen. MEKO has done an excellent job with packaging. It arrived in a classy little black box where both stylii(I got the 2-Pack) were neatly packed along with a complementary screen cleaning cloth and instructions. The desi I am very pleased with this product and would buy again. TLDR Version: BUY it. Before you ask, Yes it will probably work with your device. Just make sure that you never attempt to use this stylus without the prepackaged ‘disk tips’.

Great quality stylus!! I bought the 2 sets - black/rose gold. It came in a nice sturdy fancy box. Of course, the stylus itself looks fancy too. It works just as described. It came with 4 extra disc tips and 2 extra fiber tips. The colors are shimmery rather than cheap shiny color. I took one and gave one to my boyfriend. We both LOVE it! Mainly used on the Samsung Galaxy S8 plus and also tried it on Samsung touchscreen laptop. It worked without any issues. I'm positive that this stylus will work on the most touchscreen gadgets. I haven't tested on any apple products. I like to use the disc tip whereas my boyfriend prefers to use the fiber tip. He did mention that it makes a squeaky noise sometimes when he plays a game. I didn't notice any sound when using the disc top. The reason why I gave four star instead of five for this item is due to price change. The price went down after I purchased this item. So I would recommend watching the price for a few days. Definitely would've been 5 star item if I purchased it at a reduced price. Although I felt like it was worth it at the time and it is probably bad timing on my side. Still, I feel somewhat cheated on. * I hope my review was helpful :) This is my genuine review after purchasing and using the item intensely a week. I highly recommend this item to anyone who is in need of nice stylus pens. Pictures are attached.

Arrived timely, in a nice cardboard box, with enough spare tips. Reasonably priced for two styluses (stylii? ;-) Well designed, great grip and placement of tip on screen. Took some fiddling around to find the disc tip on the other end of the front screw-on section. A quick pictorial guide flyer would be very helpful. Clear disc makes for easy viewing of whatever you are writing/drawing. Used only the disc tip so far and it worked immediately and accurately with my Dell touchscreen laptop. Immensely enhanced my experience of whiteboard discussions in conference calls. This is a great tool for these days of ‘work from home’. It’s been only a couple days so can’t comment yet on reliability and wear n year aspects. UPDATE: So far I have used only the disc tips. They worked very well in the beginning, but began losing their functionality rapidly. I use them about maximum 1 hour at a time, 3-4 times per week, as my whiteboard tool during Zoom calls. But after about 2 weeks, the tip loses the symmetry of its response. When I am drawing a circle, the line appears smooth between 1PM-7PM arc, but breaks a lot between 7PM-1PM arc. I changed the tip thinking I had worn it out, but the second tip also does the same. Surprisingly it does this when I am drawing a line, but works across the full circle very well when erasing. So I am now wondering whether this is a wear-out issue or something else. I tried on a couple of touchscreen laptops as well as iPad. Same results. So a little unhappy now, compared to my initial review.

My daughter loves to draw and digital art has allowed her to create works that use paint, ink, watercolors, charcoal, pencil, etc., without the mess, the expense, or running out of the medium. We’re in the early stages of her digital art experience and I’m the stage of learning what she needs and how much it will cost. For now she uses the app Procreate on her iPad and she loves it but it was hard without a stylus. Bc it’s a standard iPad it has the type of screen that needs a stylus with a wide tip for the iPad to recognize it. This leads to issues similar to what finger drawing causes. I also didn’t want to spend a lot on a stylus that she wont even want or need when she gets better hardware. What she wanted was a stylus that didn’t block to much of her view of her drawing. The Meko stylus is really clever. It’s a low tech way to get around the problem of the stylus tip blocking the view. The price is so good as well. Two styluses for under $20 with replacement tips, I’m really happy about that. This stylus satisfies her while we research and she saves up for a digital art pad. It works quite well, is well made and aesthetically pleasing. My daughter loves it so much as soon as she’s done using it she unscrews it and puts it back together in the way that protects the tip before putting it back into the foam cutout in the box it comes in. She will not let anyone else touch it either which is why I’m glad there’s two. I took one but promised to give it to her if hers breaks. Bottom line for the price it’s excellent.

Very impressed with this purchase! I wanted a note-taking app to go back to school (I'm a professor) to take notes at meetings and to keep a bullet journal for myself. I went back and forth between Notability and Goodnotes and although I settled on Notability because it can record, the website seemed to indicate that only the Apple Pencil would work with it. I'm happy to report that this stylus works just perfectly with Notability. I use it with the iPad Mini, I rest my palm on the screen while I'm writing and the palm detection kicks right in. I'm able to write notes, drag and drop and do just about anything with my palm resting on the screen -- without having to spend all that money on the Apple Pencil. I read that one review where the guy said that it scratched up his screen. He didn't mention which device he was using, but just to be on the safe side I use the squishy end. I thought the notes would come out thicker or not so controlled, but the lines come out at the thickness you designate in the app itself. I think the end you choose is a matter of writing preference. PLUS it comes with all of these extra tips for the stylus! I fail to see how the Apple Pencil could be better -- I'm not too familiar with it, can it do things that this one can't? This stylus is quite affordable. It comes with the tips on the styli itself and then the box has more in case you mess up one or lose one. I suppose if people see you writing with a white pencil then they would know you're using the Apple Pencil? Must be a status thing.

this year in school we are doing a lot of writing and note taking on our ipads, so i needed to get a stylus in order for my penmanship to not be quite so slow and illegible. the price seemed right on these so i ordered them. after using them for about 2 weeks i have some pros and cons about each of the heads. pros: • the design of the stylus is creative and practical. it allows for easy switching of the heads. • both of the heads write well and are easy to use. • the metal stylus head won’t rip and tear like flexible plastic ones do • the stylus was packaged nicely and came with many replacement heads cons • the stylus head with the plastic circle scratched up my screen protector. i finished taking notes just to turn off my ipad and realize it was all covered in light scratches. • the metal stylus head left a small sliver in my finger when i first touched it • the metal stylus head squeaks when i write with it. (not to be used in a quiet classroom lol) i’m giving this product three stars because i guess you get what you pay for.

Great product. 5th re-up.

Nicely presented with 2 pens and extra tips. Worked really well and feels a good weight and quality. It is a little strange to operate with the flat coaster tip, but it is very responsive and accurate.

No tengo ninguna queja, llevo desde diciembre utilizandolas y no tengo ninguna queja, son muy precisas para el uso que yo les doy (no dibujo). Son tal y como se ven las fotos, muy bonitas. Otro punto a favor son los repuestos, eso alarga la vida del producto y por ese precio pues genial.

What a clever ly thought out piece of equipment. I use a stylus with my Kindle Fire always, and even though I get long life from the store bought units, I ordered this on a whim. Very impressed by the ingenious design and the quality. Oh, and it works as expected. I doubt that I will use the alternative slim ends but my wife will as she does these on line dotty colouring things!

I like the color and the handle of the stylus, it looks very fancy. It certainly works as a stylus would, and I can make decent drawings (not writing, my already not that good handwriting is made even worse with it). But it’s not good for professional drawing or writing. For one, it’s hard to write or draw smaller things without zooming all the way in on my iPad, and the drawings are a bit too shaky for my liking. However if you only want it for fun hobbyist drawings then go for it. Just don’t set your expectations too high like I did lol. If you wanna go for professional digital drawing, just buy the Apple Pencil. I might start saving for it if I wanna get into that as well.

Llegan en un estuche con todos los repuestos, por lo que es fácil de guardar y mantener ordenado. Con motivo de volverme paperless, ahora llevo todos mis apuntes en tablet (Soy maestra de piano) pero como buena millenial, necesito escribir a mano. Estas plumas me facilitan la escritura y son cómodas, puedo incluso escribir música en plantillas pautadas. Para cosas más complejas como diseño, creo que hay productos mas específicos, pero para el uso escolar/oficina son perfectas y el costo accesible.