BaseTronics MEKO 2PCs [2-in-1 Micro-Fiber Series] Stylus Pens for Touch Screens iPad Smartphones and Tablets -(Black & Silver)

I too have owned many styli, in a wide array of prices, and prefer microfiber-tipped nibs for daily use and intensive note-taking. I purchased these because they were a great price to add in to an order and I'm absolutely blown away. I don't usually go in for the 2-in-1 stylus design, but I'm surprised to find that this has an absolutely amazing fine point liquid gel pen. I'm an extreme pen addict and have specific tastes. This pen is amazing. The nib on the stylus is firm but not hard, and soft but not squishy. Some microfiber nibs have the fabric stretched s tightly that you see the rubber underneath, but not this one. I have no screen response issues with this. Everything about it has a satisfying feel. Good weight but not too heavy, true pen body size, and yet fine enough that it doesn't obstruct the view of my writing or power point slides at all. I am just beyond thrilled with these TWO items. I will be making everyone try this stylus in class Monday, but I will definitely not be parting with my backup. Again, these are not just "great, for the price". These are great for any price and I would spend $20-$30 for a replacement if I had no other choice.

Excellent stylus, especially considering the cost. The microfiber tip style has clearly been shown to be superior to the simple rubber nib. I've used several styli, including the rubber nib Bamboo stylus, the Lunatik TouchPen, and the ifaraday artist stylus. The ifaraday was always my favorite because of the mesh microfiber tip, though the underlying foam on that model was subpar. The other two are good for rubber tips, but the rubber always catches and drags on the glass of my iPad and it's just not as quick, fluid, or pleasurable experience to use.I decided I wanted another, just because only having one microfiber tipped stylus occasionally left me wanting a backup. The Hacker, coming in a two pack of duo-style pen/stylus seemed perfect. So far they respond great and move effortlessly over the glass. Highly recommended.Microfiber tips are the way to go, clearly seen by how Wacom now makes a fiber tip on their Bamboo stylus. The bamboos are nice, and I've heard only good things of the Lynktech Truglide series, but for the price, the Hacker is fantastic

The best thing that I found about this product is how comfortable it felt in my hand and how well it worked on my touch screen. That's why I gave it 4 stars. The reason why I did not give it 5 stars was because the tip has already start to wear out. And the pain cartridges are what you would expect for free pen cartridges that don't work well and they don't last long. But I like the product enough to order it twice and we continue to order it as I'm sure I could buy better refill cartridges at Staples. Other than that the fit and finish has held up well. I also do think it was a nice touch even though the cartridges are substandard that they send a refill as part of the package and they also sent extra tips as well. I do wish that it would be an option at time of order to order extra tips or additional pen cartridges that were a good quality and would last as long as those that you could purchase and Staples. I do appreciate the one-stop-shop I just wish it was slightly better so I could have given it 5 stars. But as I stated I did reorder

I was skeptical because of the mixed reviews but I am very satisfied with this pen in the end. I like the metal construction and I like the microfiber tip. I usually have problems with pother stylus pens sticking to the touch screen enough to create drag. This pen slides so smoothly. I use it on my iPhone and Microsoft Surface (both don't use screen protectors). I put a drop of thread seal on the thread of the microfiber tip so it won't fall off in my pocket. I use Fisher Space Pens but they don't have a stylus pen with a removable cap. The cartridge from Fisher works in this pen as long as you use the adapter that Fisher sends with the cartridges and also use the spring that comes with the provided cartridge for this pen. See my attached photo for the setup. I would recommend this pen. My only dislike is the cheap looking logo on the side.

Concept was good but construction very poor. Within a week the first stylus came apart due to weak press fitting (metal ring which was either press fit or glued to connect two halves of the stylus). The other stylus is flexing at the same point. I told my wife not to remove the cap that hides the ink pen portion of the device because I'm fairly sure it will suffer the same fate as mine. When it worked, I liked the feel and the smoothness as it moved around the screen of my tablet. It was definitely superior to a plain rubber tip stylus.

Being both an ink and tablet pen that is NOT made of plastic makes this great.It works as one would expect (a tablet pen with a round, flexible nib- has no software or drivers as expected so there is no sensitivity adjustment function) but the mesh on the tablet end makes for a nice, smooth stroke unlike rubber or sponge-surfaced pens.I personally don't like tablet pens much (i find them hard to use and prefer a mouse and drawing tablet) but I will use this.The ink is liquid (black) and the barrel for the ink is also metal. If I was sure it was re-fillable I'd add an extra star (but as there is still ink in the pen I will wait to try this and edit my review later, need more time with it). {I'm not sure if the stopper of the ink barrel is supposed to be removed, but it looks possible without causing damage.}Overall, for the price I paid (little over $6), I'm quite happy with these.Edit: Sept. 4, 2014 - Dec. 2014 Care note- Best kept apart from mechanical pencil tips when being stored. If the ink barrel does not seem to be made to be refilled, and I was unsuccessful in attempting to remove it.