Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is kept in my car because I use my iPad while waiting for my Grandson at school. It has proved to be very useful and convenient. Good use of my money. I have recommended this to two other people.

I just got this stylus and love it. I have enjoyed drawing and writing with it. Got a free Wacom app and really enjoy it. Not sure why it was not good with others!!??

This is a great product. I like keeping the screen of my iPad free from fingerprints; it is also very useful in accessing website because it is much more selective (smaller) than my finger tip.

I bought this for a Toshiba Thrive Tab. Primarily for drawing. but I find it extremely useful for tapping on very small links, etc. when before the wrong one would open because fingertips sometimes are just to large to tap on preciously. It is well built and not to pricey. It just gets the job done.

This pen works great. It just seems a little overpriced for what it is. Basically a hollow pen. I guess if you're looking for something like this and don't mind paying this much it does do what it says.

Works like it's suppose to. The only issue I see is that it squeeks when you slide it across the screen sometimes.

It just works. Pretty decent stylus for all around use. Not too bad for writing and drawing. Could have more precision, but I think I would go in for a pressure-sensitive stylus if I upgrade.

I am very pleased with this item. I gave it to my mother as a gift and the recipient was very pleased. My father uses it all the time. I think I will get him one for his birthday.

This is an excellent stylus. It has a little bulk, which allows you to grip easily with long fingernails. Stylish and fits right into slot on my case for my Kindle Fire!!

This is the second sylus pen that I have purchased for my Ipad. The first, Targus, wore out after 2 months. I have been using the Rocketfish now for 2 months and it still looks new.

Bought this for my son to practice drawing, writing on iPad. It requires a little extra effort to push down the tip of the pen into the surface of the iPad, but it works very well. Shaped like a regular pen, would have prefered a little thicker body for young toddler.

Slim and lite and works to its prescribed function. I worry about how long it will last as the tip is hollow and very soft. We'll see in time. The price? Really? Get real guys.

This works very well on my Asus touchpad.....makes typing easier.....improves accuracy on the screen and prevents smudged screen. Especially helpful for people with big fingers.

Decent construction, though the transfer of body electricity is not as good as other styli. Response of this on an iPad2 is decent and slightly slower on the Samsung Galaxy tablet 10.1. It is great for selecting items, but moderate to poor for taking notes or drawing: there is too much of a lag from the time you touch the screen to the time the line gets drawn. For now, my finger is still the best "stylus" overall.

I lost it after a few days of use. The clip just was not tight enough to keep me from loosing it out of my case. Fortunately, I found it after about 3 weeks. Guess someone was watching over me. I will be more careful with it now, because I really love using it.

the only thing i complain is that sometimes it does not slide smoothly

I can see where this could be useful to someone with big hands, but it is another thing to carry around, and it seems like no one wants to put pockets on shirts anymore...

I purchased this item so that I could use it on my brand new Droid Razor - not an iPad or an iPhone so it's not excluse to i-anything people it works on any touch surface!

Its the size of a pen, with a smooth tip and won't scratch my Apple I-Pads screens as I have the regular size & the mini. I throw it in my purse and go. With arthritis in my hands, on my bad days, I can still play my favorite games and browse the web.

Price was great at around $12. Light-weight and easy to carry. Glides easily across a *uncovered* iPad screen. BUT, the tip fell off in less than a week of occasional use. The design used to attach the "rubber" tip to the metal shaft appears to be a crimp of some kind that grips too little of the tip to hold it securely. Not recommended.