elago Premium Aluminum Grip Stylus Pens for All Touch Screen Tablets

Love it! I have a hand/wrist tendon problem and this lessens the irritation when used to type on my iPhone. The width is perfect and easier to grasp than the thin ones. It is lightweight despite its appearance. It is also very accurate and grips well. Not a lot of typos. I love it. Please get the red/pink color back in stock. I have the gold. Very pretty but wish they offered a more champagne colored gold. This is a deeper more intense colored gold.

For anyone with any Ayn Thor, this is the perfect stylus. It's a little pricey and doesn't fit on the Thor itself, but it feels extremely quality. You don't have to worry about the screen getting scratched and you don't have to push very hard for the stylus to work. It was very accurate for games, including Elite Beat Agents and Rhythm Heaven. The aluminum feels great in my hand and it feels very durable and well built. Anyone who wants a nice stylus for the Thor, this one is perfect.

What a great stylus! Nice compact design and has some heft to it, but does not fatigue my hands after some use. The rounded triangular shape feels good to use and makes it feel deceptively thinner than it is, but is thicker than most conventional styluses/styli. Pairs well with my Galaxy Z Fold 7, so even though it lost the S-pen functionality, it still works great with a passive stylus such as this Elago Grip. The rubber tip is easy to remove, I recommend pressing the center towards the harder inner nib and rotating counterclockwise. I love this Jean Indigo color, it's grey with a slight tint of blue. If you like slate blue or blue steel colors, this is the color to get!

I have to say that I'm a tough customer when it comes to styli, and I'm having hard time finding one that I like. My usual choice are bulky styli that give me natural feeling of holding a pen comfortably as I use my stylus a lot every day. Big plus are replaceable tips. So far the best one I could find was Ozaki O!tool-Stylus-R as it is of perfect size to me and it came with two spare tips with regular purchase. Its grip was perfect, tip sensitivity was great, but tips wore out fast, and after almost two years of heavy use rubberized plastic coating on the stylus fell off and it was time to search for new pen. I wanted something sturdier, so when I saw elago Stylus Grip, I knew I had to try it. Aluminum casing should be much more durable than plastic one on Ozaki's pen, but only time will tell if color coating will be sturdy enough. Jean Indigo color looked perfect for my taste, and I have to say it looks even better in person. Shape of the stylus is exactly the same as on Ozaki's and I knew immediately it will be gripy even without seeing name of the product. But when I finally got my hand on it something felt weird. It was about 15% shorter and less bulky than the pen I previously used. It is very comfortable, but I would like it more if it was bigger. Another thing that felt weird to me was sensitivity of the tip. I had to press it a bit against the screen to get expected response. With previous pen I got the same response with only light touch. I'm still not comfortable with how much force I have to apply as I think it'll reduce the life of the tip, but only time will tell if I'm right. Overall, I'm satisfied with my choice so far. It's gripy, it's stylish, and its tips can be changed. I know that I have to grow accustomed to it before I give more precise review, so I'll update this review if anything changes over the next few months.

I've gone through a few different styluses (stylii?) for my Kindle Fire, and while none of them have been exactly what I've been looking for, this has come much closer than any of the others I have tried. What I would like is a true pen-type stylus, like what you found on Palm Pilots or what I have on my Wacom tablet, but presumably due to the type of touchscreen on the Fire, what I can find is a stylus with a comparably large rubber bulb for a tip. So in the context of what's actually available right now, this stylus is head and shoulders above the rest because its bulb is pretty firm and offers a more pen-like feel than the many others whose tip is made of much thinner rubber and collapses much more easily. This thing has weight, too. It feels solid, and rests comfortably in your hand. It has a sort of rounded triangular shape, which makes it very comfortable to hold. I wish it were a little longer, though, because it doesn't have the same balance as a good pen. Not that any stylus does, but it seems odd for this stylus to have gone so far to feel pen-like and yet be about an inch too short to have a more familiar balance. Still, with every other stylus I have tried feeling feather-light, it's nice to finally have one that feels solid. Including a replacement tip is another nice move. These tips can tear, and without them the stylus is pretty well useless, so it's much appreciated to have a second one ready to go just in case. But. The main reason I wanted a stylus was for playing Draw Something, a game where you draw...something. I wanted something more precise than my fingertip, that would give me a similar feel to what I'm familiar with from pen and paper, or even my aforementioned Wacom tablet. And it's close, but it's just not there. Part of this is due to the Kindle Fire's screen itself. It simply doesn't allow for the same fine-grained precision as one might expect from a tablet, which is fine, but just know what you're going to be able to do and not do, even with a stylus. The other issue is that the tip on this stylus doesn't glide smoothly across the Invisible Shield screen protector I have on my Fire. Trying to draw a straight line slowly usually results in either breaks in the line or wobbles as the tip skips across the screen. Using it on my phone, which has no screen protector at all, the stylus slides around the screen just as smoothly as you'd like. That said, I'd happily buy one of these again before I bought any other stylus.

I bought this stylus along with an iPad, case/keyboard. The stylus was the first to arrive by days!! This is also my first stylus. I love this thing, it works so well with my iPad (6th gen, 2018). My iPad does not have a screen protector and this product works every time I touch the screen. This is my first iPad and stylus and I really still have to get used to writing. Currently, I use this as a substitute to the good ol finger. It feels good to just be able to hold the stylus like a pencil and use it to touch the screen. When I received my stylus, I would touch things with it and it would make a sound, turns out the tip was a little loose, now there is no sound. I have to get used to having a stylus. I am not sure where to put it. The case that I have comes with a loop for holding a much skinnier stylus, like the Apple Pencil, but this does not fit in there at all! It does fit in a pants pocket, so I may do that. I researched so many different styluses and came across this one, I am so happy I bought this. My thinking was, I wanted to get a stylus and see how it was, see if I would like it. I don’t know if all the fancy styluses work like a finger on touch screens, I am guessing not. This was cheap, uses no batteries, can be used to just touch the screen of the devices, doesn’t roll off the desk, easy to hold, and a great product. It was my beginner stylus, but this doesn’t have to be, ANYONE can get this stylus. Perhaps someone reading this is just plain sick of the other ones, I imagine this would work just fine. I should add, the tip is pretty fat and when I do write with it, it can be a little cumbersome and difficult to find where you left off on the word. I mean, sense the tip is big, my sentences look a bit more sloppier than normal because it is hard to decifer where on the tip the digital pencil in the iPad picks up. I also think that sense this works on all touch screens and has no battery, there is probably things I cannot mark up because of that. I think with the Apple Pencil, you might be able to actually write right on a document. With this stylus, you have to rely on apps that have a built in writing device. Like, when you save a screenshot, you can write on it. Or notes, this app allows you to write with your finger. I guess to make this clearer the best way to say this is... anytime you can write with your finger, you can write with this stylus. Therefore, it might limit what you can do. Conclusion: I am really glad I bought this item! I might buy another one. I recommend it to anyone unsure about using styluses, or anyone who just wants a simple stylus. I think I will still use this to write, with practice I can probably make it work!

Really like this. It works great so far. Has a great feel. Hopefully it stays that way. My only downside is I wish it was slightly longer. (Just my preference). Most people will love it as it is. I just have a different feel when using it. Highly recommend.

Perfect stylus - accurate and ergo grip - weight is substantial but not heavy/ bought several more so I have them around the house. Had a wrist tendon issue that drove me back to the 90s for a stylus but now I am infatuated with this design. Bella.

This item is as good as it looks. Good quality materials and does the job with accuracy. Most definitely recommended.

I use it every day and i would go so far to say if it wasn't there it would be missed.

It was the best!

Since owning an iPad, I've tried various styli - former ones have included the BoxWave EverTouch & MediaDevil Magicwand - and having owned this one for about six weeks now, this Elago Stylus Grip is the best yet by far. The weight, size and feel is perfect, plus it requires minimal effort to use on the iPad touchscreen. The tip can drag the screen up and down with the lightest of touches and doesn't miss characters when using to type with too. Despite great reviews on the BoxWave EverTouch, I found it too slim and lightweight to hold like the MediaDevil model (my rheumatoid arthritis affects my hands, so slimline causes pain), and the mesh tip stopped working efficiently within a matter of a couple of months. The BoxWave stylus squeaked the whole time too and lost its capacitive nature, thus requiring immense pressure to use which was a no-no for my hands... Even if my Elago stylus tip becomes worn after months of frequent use, at least Elago provides a free spare one - a nice touch (pardon the pun!). That, combined with the ideal weight, balance and no effort to use benefits means a definite five-star rating from me, which I don't do lightly!

Product quality is as good as it gets. The free replacement is great bonus. Overall, I'm very pleased with my purchase.