Maglus Stylus Black by Applydea

So far so good. This is a pretty great stylus. I like the weight, and feel of it. It's nice and heavy. I really like the magnet as well, I put it under an otterbox defender iPad case, there is enough space between the lid and the screen of the iPad to store the stylus. I'll never lose it now. I am also a big fan of the removable tips, don't have to throw out the stylus, just get a new tip! 😆 . This stylus is totally worth the money, especially since you get a replacement, and a nifty key chain tip holder. I would say I'd buy it again, but I don't think I'll have to! This thing is a tank, solid aluminum. It's not going anywhere. Great product

I bought this for drawing on my iPad. This is a pretty decent stylus. Is it the best? Well, do they actually make one of those that works for the iPad? I don't think so. For what it is, it performs slightly better than the cheapy stylus. The cheapy skinny styli are not for me, so I was looking for a beefy weighted stylus, so this fills my need.Does it perform $36 worth better than the $2 stylus, I would say not enough better to warrant the cost difference. If this was $19.99, then I would give raving reviews for what you would get at that price point. But what you are getting is a very well balanced, nicely designed stylus that fits well in your hand and has a replaceable tip, not to mention quality container for the included extra tip and a very nicely packaged box. I would say the quality is remarkable.Since I bought this for drawing and tried it against several other cheapy styli and it does do better. I also have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and the accuracy of their type of stylus is phenomenal, so I was actually hoping this would be more in line with that, but it is not. Of course this is not comparing the same technologies, so this is an unfair comparison, just wishful thinking. While I love my iPad, I hate the lousy stylus options compared to the Galaxy Note series, as the accuracy of those is more like real life drawing & writing. I digress...I read several other reviews about the Microfiber Replacement Tips being more responsive and accurate. So I bought a couple. I was very disappointed with those. Talk about the opposite, While drawing with the rubber tip, it captured my brush strokes very well. The MicroFiber, not at all unless I really pressed hard. So, I sent those back. I can say if this came with the MicroFiber tips by default, it would have been a deal killer for me, especially at the cost of those! The MicroFiber tip was much firmer, but I think the Fiber was affected by a dirty (oily) screen. I did try it after cleaning the screen, it was improved, but not on par with the rubber tip.My thoughts are if the Rubber Tip was Firm and Solid rather than hollow and mushy, then the performance would be much better. But then it does not seem these are made. However if they were to make a Solid and more pointed rubber tip replacement, I would be first in line to buy a handful!All in all, this is a good stylus, it is a little gimmicky (the magnets) and that is more of what you are paying for the balance and feel, the quality of the product and the extra tip carrier and the packaging. It is not as responsive as I had hoped, but for the quality and feel, for me it is worth keeping, since the other choices for iPads are limited in my opinion.

Drag was a bit more than expected and touch is in consistant. Heft is good, it gives you a sense that it won't break. The magnet will latch onto almost anything firmly, except for the Ipad... Any amount of tilt to the pad and it slips. The length and thickness are excellent, especially if you have big hands, it gives the feel of writing with an actual pen and not a pencil that has been sharpened to a nub. I play chess and jigsaw puzzles a lot and the inconsistent touch is bothersome, also if you are typing with it it will miss letters unless you tap hard, have not had it long enough to tell hoe long the tip will last. I expected better for the price.

This works as an okay stylus. After reading the reviews here I was severely disappointed. I often find myself tapping multiple times for it to even register once. The precision of the tip is less than I can get with the pad of my finger. Why would I pay this much money when my hand has a much more effective stylus already?

uncomfortable, not nearly as nice as a stylus a third of the price. very disappointing.

I should apologize to Amazon for "abusing" prime membership...but I ordered several styli from them to test which ones were best. This was it. Here are my reasons:Great feel. Good weight and balance. Good ergonomics.Thoughtful design: the magnet actually is strong enough to hold the stylus to the case under most circumstances (unlike another I could mention).Extremely smooth and responsive tip. There is a trade off between softer and harder rubber for tips. This one is perfect for me, at least. You could have a different opinion. But, it moves over the surface extremely smoothly.Good Value: Yes...it's expensive. But, it is very well built out of aluminum...not cheap at all. It also includes a spare tip, a "fob" in which you can store spare tips, and a metal adhesive plate you can attach to your case if it is not already the magnetic kind. The stylus then sticks to the case via the plate.Spare tips are readily available, reasonably priced and easy to switch out.A note about tips: they have made available a microfiber tip, same cost as the rubber one (two for about $10). I thought I would love the microfiber...but I don't. It's still good. But, it is fatter than the rubber tip and a bit less sensitive. Frankly, comparing the microfiber to other tips I've tried, it still comes out on top. But, it's not as nice as the rubber one. If you press a little harder normally, you may find the microfiber tip works great for you and lasts longer.