Not sure I understand the fine tip at first, but works just like any stylus

but with the round protective tip, it works almost same as the one I already have for almost 10 years.

Instead I unscrewed the pen part (See photos) and the extra tip can be stored inside there as well.

Tip is questionable.

On my phone, the typical soft tips don’t seem to work well

On my phone, the typical soft tips don’t seem to work well

The tips eventually get too soft over a period of months and need replaced.

I do not like the tip of the

the tip looks weird as heck, but however, they work great

It included a second tip (in case the other one breaks) and has a cover than can be placed on the other end of the stylus while in use

The clear tip broke off after about 20 uses

There is a thicker/fatter tip at one end and a fine tip under the pen cap.

The tip is unique which leads to my third reason I like these

There is a thicker/fatter tip at one end and a fine tip under the pen cap.

I've always used The Friendly Swede brand before because I prefer the replaceable fiber tips over rubber

The clear tip broke off after about 20 uses

Is not a fine tip stylus!!!

It's a nice heavy weight and has a cap that stays in place magnetically to protect the tip when not in use

the tip looks weird as heck, but however, they work great

I like the onboard extra tip and the fact that it works on both my iPad and my iPhone.

Includes a extra fine tip as well

It is essential to have to protect the disc tip

If you read or find this review HELPFUL, click that HELPFUL button-This Stylus Pens are really great, it can make really great rough drawings, and is easily detect by my phone without even connecting it.-I like the long stylus because it has a lot of room to move in my hand, and a lot of space for me to grasp, the short one can be of preference, its just long enough for me to hold on and write or draw with it.-The tip of the stylus was not that sturdy enough, mine got a small rip after a sometime but its still works fine even with the rip.

The replaceable tips that fit those, fit these

I hate the tip on it

The tips are soft and flexible, and they all have handy clamps

Think rubber tips would work better on my android tablet; current tips aren't very responsive on my screen.

The rounded end is to allow the cap that protects the tip to be stored during use

I really like the small tip so much easier to see what I’m working on.

If not for the second replaceable tip being defective it would have gotten five stars, but I certainly did get long-time functionality and precision out of the first tip

These tips work much better

But due to the second tip defects and scratching of my I phone screen , I decided to try another brand.

I wouldn't use it for pressing keys, because I believe that would break the fine tip.

How do you think I will get precision with this chunky plastic tip?

My daughter wanted a nice, non-black dome tip, non-battery operated stylus for her drawing tablet.

The tip is flat and works perfectly for anything that you were trying to do on your iPad or iPhone or android phone because it works on all of them

We were a little taken back on the fine tip of it

The tip feels all cheap and flimsy though

(White option)I have never been a fan of styluses that have the wide, flexible tip, as I just don't feel like I get enough precision with them

Tip looks weird, I almost broke

I wouldn't use it for pressing keys, because I believe that would break the fine tip.

The pencil feels good in my hand, it writes and is fairly responsive to my tablet (iPad Air) but in playing with it, there is no response to dot an i and crossing my t's is slightly easier

Tips on these stylus pens are made up of fine metal/ mesh material and it does work correctly on touchscreens - tried so far with an ipad and iphone and have t seen any issue