Universal Stylus Pens for Touch Screens - Bargains Depot New 5mm High-Sensivity Dual Fiber Tips Stylus for All Tablets & Cell Phones with 8 Extra Replaceable Tips (4 Pcs, Black/Aqua/Silver/Yellow)

** Edit: after 8 month's of use **So, I've used each of the four stylus that come with this purchase for about eight months.While I still love this product and won't use my phone or vehicle touch screen without it, I have found an issue that's a little disappointing.Each stylus has a snap-on cap that protects the tip not being used, and also holds the pocket clip on (both are assembled and held in place by the screw on cap). However, over time, the screw on cap becomes loose and looser, to the point that it's no longer secure. Once it can't be tightened anymore, both the cap and clip fall off more frequently, only to be lost between the driver's seat and the hellish console abyss that only a car wash vacuum can suck up!I've got three with caps and clips that no longer screw on securely. While neither affects use, the cap keeps the unused tip protected from damage inside a pocket or wherever it's being carried.A friend suggested placing a dab of clear nail polish before screwing the cap that secures the pocket clip back on... presumably nail polish is a good adhesive... who knew?While I haven't acquired any clear nail polish...tbh, the selection alone is overwhelming. I mean really - will a $1.99 bottle of clear nail polish work, or is the $10.99 bottle a significantly better adhesive? It's not like nail polish is sold as an alternative to say, duct tape, or is it?I'm not eager to run out and buy clear nail polish, but I'm also not gonna rule out the possibility.Since this product isn't particularly cost prohibitive, I'll splurge and make another purchase, mainly because I'm about out of both size tips...I typically carry a stylus in my pants pocket, so understandably, material friction causes the exposed tip to degrade with holes or splits. Careful users might find a better place to carry or store them that eliminates this issue.Alternatively, if you're having the same loose cap/clip issue, but don't have the resources to buy new stylus every 8-10 months, try applying a thin thread of Teflon plumber's tape to the loosened cap and clip and see if it provides a secure solution.Another option that comes with inherent issues, would be to place a snap on top from one of the other stylus in the pack, so both ends are always covered, but then you've got to store one cap when you're using the stylus and it would inevitably become lost.I still stand with my five-star rating of this product.Nov 2020:I used rubber tipped stylus for my cell phone and tablet for many years and was constantly buying new because they wear down quickly or the rubber splits apart or becomes gummed up with pocket lint and and screen nasties.I was so happy when I finally discovered mesh fiber tip stylus and let me tell you, using these longer stylus has taken the experience to a new level.I use these primarily for my newly acquired Samsung Galaxy S20 5G.Samsung made this model with a gorilla glass screen and for that reason, I don't plan to apply a screen protector. In addition, the back cover I purchased has enough outer lip that should I drop the phone on concrete, it'll never land on the screen.I read many reviews claiming this product didn't work on a phone or tablet. I suspect those user's have a type of screen protector that prevents a smooth glide or possibly needs replacing, idk.I've found these stylus glide effortlessly across the screen on my Samsung S20. However, when I tried to use it on a friend's iPhone with an older screen protector, it simply wouldn't work. Another buddy with an iPhone 11 Max, void of a screen protector had no problems with this stylus, and was so thrilled with it that he has now bought some of his own.The best attribute of a fiber mesh tip stylus vs rubber tipped, is the fiber mesh do not get gummy or drag, even on a dirty screen.What sets this stylus apart from most I've used is the length. At 5½ inches it's a comfortable to hold as any pen or pencil.One end has a small fiber tip; the other end has a larger tip, and like most ball point pens has a cover that snaps on securely to the end not being used. The snap on end also has a retention clip for a pocket, purse, murse, backpack to avoid loss or digging to find it. I've clipped it on the front of my pants pocket or shirt pocket and it holds securely, yet easily retrievable.Another innovation with this set is the ability to remove a worn out tip with a new fiber tip that's included in the package. Each pack of four stylus includes four replacement tips in the small size and four of the larger size. In all honesty, I can't really detect much difference between the two sizes, which is even better because I've got eight new tips and every stylus comes with two tips already attached.Each end of the stylus has a silver screw off cap that secures the fiber tip. To replace a tip, simply unscrew the silver cap, peel back the worn tip, replace with a new fiber tip, and screw the silver cap back on. In addition, I believe the seller also has a listing to purchase new fiber tips separately. I can't imagine the stylus will ever break, it's very solidly constructed.These stylus are innovative, well designed, constructed to last, and comfortable to use. If you have been using rubber tipped stylus that eventually drag across the screen, become gummy, or the rubber cracks when you most need it, you'll love these from Bargains Depot.If it's important to you, the packaging reads "Made in China".Also, I am not compensated for this review, I just think it's a great product!

Like these a lot. Was afraid they would be junk but are sturdy and work well.

My biggest problem with a stylus is longevity, and we've only had these for a couple weeks, so it's hard to tell if they will hold up over time. Still, they seem to be of decent quality and I've had no issues using them so far. We bought a 4 pack and I gave one to my son and one to my daughter. If it holds up with them, it will be fine for me. :)I do like that these have a smaller tip on them than usual. Cell phones have such tiny screens, and the game developers don't seem to take that into account all the time, so sometimes a finger is too large. This stylus with the smaller tip allows me to play games that my fingers are too large for, so that's a good thing. They also came with replacement tips, so that is awesome! I wore out the metal mesh tip on an older stylus, so having replacements is awesome. These also have double tips - one at each end of the stylus. One is small and the other is a bit larger.Ultimately I would recommend these. You can't beat the price and they are definitely worth the money I spent on them. I won't give them 5 stars because it's just a finger replacement for me, but they work. I guess I would give them 5 stars if I did better in my mobile games, but I think that is beyond the capability of a stylus. :)

Remember when we used to keep a bunch of pencils lying around, or if you were the organized type, in a pencil box? I am always reaching for a stylus to use with my iPad and I keep a number of these lying around the apartment. This is a great product that I have used for years. I like the dual tips of different sizes, and the fact that the tips are easily replaceable. The company sells bags of replacements at a reasonable cost. I also buy rubber sleeves that are available from Amazon that fit this product perfectly. A little over an inch long, one can place them anywhere along the body of the stylus for a more comfortable grip. This is a simple tool that, for me, works perfectly for my needs. I love it!

So far these are working great, and since there are four in the package with extra tips, they should last for a while even if they don't hold up well. I really prefer using fiber tipped stylus and dislike the plain rubber styleI ordered them primarily for the smaller tip, and I really love them so far. They are working well for playing games and typing/swiping on the keyboard. I use a stylus for gaming and general use, but it's really helpful for games like cross stitching, coloring and paint by number where you work with small spaces and want the stylus to glide on the screen for larger areas. The old fat rubber tips were fine back in the day to simply tap icons and links, but a finer point fiber tip is better for modern use. However, there is also a standard large tip on these on the opposite end under the screw on cap for the times you need it.This works well on my Galaxy A20, both on the phone screen and my new glass screen protector.The set of metallic colors is nice. I ordered the black, silver, gold and turquoise. I love that there are two sizes on each stylus, though I prefer the smaller end. There is a clip on the end to attach to a pocket or purse.The only thing I would change about these is the barrel size of the stylus itself, not the tips. I wish they were made slimmer like a pen or pencil. I find holding the larger stylus awkward after coming from the very slim on-board stylus of the LG Stylo phones, though this is not unique to this brand of stylus, it is the standard size of barrels on all stylus I have used. I just wish they were all more slender in general.