This is a new type of stylus pen used for touch screens. It is a break away from the normal rubber tipped stylus pens. Upon ordering this stylus it comes with an additional tip.
Okay there is a stylus end on both ends of this pen. One is a plastic tip on a roller ball and the other is a metal nub. The pen housing is made from some type of metal. This increases the durability and life of the stylus. It has a pocket clip on the end of the stylus that seems to be fairly thick and not going to break off after a few uses. There is also a cap that screws onto either end of the stylus opposite of the end you intend to use.
Now for the 2 tips. First you have the metal tip end that is much like the end of a noral pen. I do not use this end because it will scratch your screen and/or screen protector. The second is the plastic weeble wobble type end. This plastic end seems to work fine for all my touch screen needs. However it does make a clunk sound every time you press on the screen. If you are okay with that it will work out great for you. The plastic tip does not appear to be very durable with its construction. The attachment from the roller ball area to the plastic footing looks very weak. I have been using this stylus for about 3 weeks and it has not shown any signs of weakening at that point.
If you are looking for a new type of stylus for your touch screen devices this is one that can and will get the job done for you. It is compact and every thing appears to be durable so far. I would like to thank LIFE ZERO AMZ and affiliates for sending this stylus to try out and share my opinion.
Can be found at:
http://www.amazon.com/king-stylus-pen-replacement-tips/dp/B0184BPQ14/
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