Stylus Pens for Touch Screens, Abiarst High Precision Universal Stylus for iPad iPhone Tablets Samsung Galaxy All Capacitive Touch Screens (10-Pack)

Beautiful colors. Great Price. Works fine on my tablet.

I welcome a varity of STYLUS PENS!!! FOR MY PURSE AND EVERY PLACE IN MY HOME!!!! THIS PACK OF STYLUS ARE VERY EFFICIENT AND USABLE!!!!!

Seriously. If you're still hunting for winter gloves that are both warm enough AND touchscreen compatible, you can stop now. Just get the warmest mittens you possibly can and use a stylus. How did I not think of this before? Ten of these for four dollars. TEN. In every color of the rainbow so you can match them to your outfit every day. The value is absolutely insane. I tried these out at home and immediately realized... I should be using these even when I'm NOT wearing mittens. They're shockingly good. Super accurate, incredibly comfortable to hold, both lightweight and sturdy feeling somehow. Amazingly easy to use. The thickness, length, and shape are all perfect — it just feels very satisfying to use. Why have I been using my fingers this whole time?

These stylus pens are nice and a good value for the price. They are fatter in size and shorter than they look in the picture.

Ridiculously well-priced for this rainbow of stylus pens! Not super-precision, but they work totally fine and even if you lose one a week (like I do) you'll have plenty to spare.

Easy to use and performs very well. Very fast shipping. Better than I expected!

So, I decided to dive into the world of stylus pens headfirst with the Abiarst 10-Pack, hoping to discover the holy grail of touchscreen precision. Did I find it? Well, let's just say it was a mixed bag of surprises! Firstly, kudos for the variety pack – it’s like a stylus party in a box! With ten different pens, it's like I have a stylus for every mood or occasion. Feeling classy? Grab the metallic one. Feeling funky? Opt for the neon pink! But let's get down to business – performance. Some of these styluses were spot-on, gliding over my screen as smoothly as butter on a hot pancake. They made me feel like an artist, effortlessly sketching and jotting notes. However, there were a couple that seemed to have missed their morning coffee. Their tips were a tad too soft, resulting in a frustratingly mushy experience on the screen. It's like trying to write with a noodle – not exactly what I had in mind! Durability? Well, let’s just say a few of them had the life expectancy of a shooting star – they shone brightly for a brief moment before fading into the abyss of the "lost styluses" black hole. Yet, considering the price, I guess you get what you pay for, right? It's like a gamble – some winners, some not-so-winners. But hey, if you're not seeking Mona Lisa-level precision and just need a bunch of styluses for everyday use, this pack might just do the trick. In conclusion, it’s a budget-friendly party pack with a touch of uncertainty. If you're feeling lucky or just need backups for those moments of inevitable stylus disappearance, give it a whirl! Just don't expect every pen to be the Michelangelo of the touchscreen world.

Love them. Very sturdy

Nice, works well and having different colours to choose from is nice

Slide well. Make using iPhone and iPad much easier -- especially with ageing fingers.

Great value for money,

These are great. They are lightweight, tiny and colourful but more importantly they WORK. I bought a pack and kept two and seeded the rest around my elderly mother-in-law's house so she can easily use her phone with her arthritic fingers. She loves them. No more slamming her hands against the screen uselessly. She was so frustrated. These are also great if you're a hand cream fanatic but hate a greasy screen or if you struggle to use your phone with long nails!

Fat stylus pens. Looked slim in the ad picture. I like normal pencil sized writting instruments. These have 0 weight to them so feel cheap. Work well enough on device screens, without slipping and sliding. You get many of them, in a pack of several colors. There is a hole at the very top of the pen, where you can attach a lanyard, or wrist lanyard as I have done, so I dont have to keep looking for the stylus. It has a rubber end bit that provides the correct tactile pressure on device screens.