PenGo TouchPen v2 Stylus (for iPad, Google Nexus, Samsung and other touch screens)

This is a good stylus, but very heavy on the end with cap. I find myself going back to my lightweight cheap stylus too often.

I have tried several higher quality stylus with my iPad2. So far, the PenGo has beat out all others. The bamboo stylus is nice as well, however the texturized rubber like grip on this one makes it a winnder for me. The price also is a great price compared to the other high quality brands. I use it to draw, paint and scribble notes and will probably buy another to keep on hand.

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The very first time I tried to use the ball point pen accompanying the PenGo TouchPen v2 stylus, the entire device fell to pieces as I removed the rear cap. Because reassembling the pen simply returns it to its initial unstable state, the pen portion of the stylus is simply unusable. Yesterday, the device spontaneously fell apart as I was writing! Clearly there is some imperfection in the dimensions of the relevant parts that causes the innards to get stuck in the main shaft of the stylus, thus eviscerating the utensil every time the rear cap (to which the pocket clip is attached) is removed.

Secondly, the tip wore out in just two weeks! The impression I got was that it had been coated with some sort of sensitizing lacquer that incrementally rubs off with each successive stroke (perhaps the maker has quantified this obsolescence factor).

Thirdly, the metallic cone that houses the tip invariably loosens during use, causing it to rattle distractingly and eventually begin to wobble, which forces the user to periodically re-tighten the cone.

Finally, I have observed some ink leakage as a result of placing the pen in my shirt pocket for a short period of time.

The only thing I have to say in favor of the PenGo TouchPen v2 stylus concerns its above-average reach, which can ease interaction with larger devices such as the iPad.

I regard two stars as a gift.

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Having incorporated a tablet into my daily gear, and having large hands and fingers, and being a habitual sketcher and note-taker, I wanted a to give a stylus pen a try.

This one looks great, has a nice heft to it, and a durable body and cap. The pen writes smoothly and effortlessly, and the reservoir appears to be replaceable (I haven't looked for the replacement part yet).

Another reviewer complained about rattling, falling apart, and leaking. In a month of use, I have experienced none of those problem.

The problem is, IMO, it is a better pen than a stylus.On both my phone and tablet, you've got to 'poke' very deliberately to get a response. All attempts at writing and doodling have been even more disastrous than expected.

To sum up, it's a great, durable pen, that can also do come tapping. It is more precise than my finger (but that isn't saying much!). Pen: yes! Sylus: meh. Stylus pen: more or less. It does OK, but there must be better out there.

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I like that this stylus is also a pen. I also like the the tip is smaller then others I have tried. The only thing I don't like so much is that there is no way to attach it to my iPad.

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