The Friendly Swede Stylus Pens for Touch Screens - Micro-Knit Mesh Tip Capacitive Stylus Pen for Tablets and Phone, with Replaceable Fibre Tip Design (3 Pack)

After many years of using stylus pens to write and manipulate data,or virtual objects on a screen etc..I have run into various problems with them.In the past Stylus pens were more or less always rubber tipped,which resulted in eventual wearing on the stylus pen tip down.Sometimes the little metallic ring which kept the rubber tip on would after the rubber tip wore down actually scratch the surface of your screen although mainly minute scratches on the surface of the screen,it still mattered as you want to sell your device on after a time of use. These small scratches would affect the general sale price. Also these rubber tipped stylus pens would almost never come with replacements as is now featured with the FriendlySwedes stylus pens.FriendlySwedes stylus pens have broken out the old format on offer for stylus pens. This is the stylus pen I have personally been waiting for,It has everything that I personally would say is the ideal stylus pen for use on Smartphones,iPads and virtually any screen on any device.It has a long body,which allows for helpful use when manipulating objects on screen.FriendlySwedes have also provided replacements tips included in the price of the pens,and lanyards for attaching to your individual pen for when the annoying times when you drop your pen in a crowded train floor or bus.or office floor etc..so that this will not happen. A cleaning cloth,stickers etcIn summary, this is the stylus pen that we have all been waiting for and FriendlySwedes have created a Masterpiece in stylus pens.

Placed order on the Monday 2nd Feb and stylus pens arrived the following Tuesday 10th Feb, which was estimated delivery time.Very pleased with them, they're well made, tips screw in securely and fit the metal pen perfectly. You can use the pen at a very low angle, about 80 degrees without fear of anything other than the fibre tip touching the screen.If I was being super critical and this is the only thing I can find that isn't perfect, it's that the clip at the top of the pen isn't straight/in-line with the stylus pens body. Maybe a mm off, but that's all.Haven't used the lanyard loop at the top, but looks sturdy.I was used to a cheap rubber tip stylus and although I'd say I prefer the touch/contact feedback and grippy nature of the rubber it left marks on my screen but this Friendly Swede one doesn't, and it's lighter too, maybe a finer tip would make it feel more pin-point accurate but it's fine as it is for typing on a Galaxy S5 screen.Would definitely recommend these, the other choice I had was the Media devil stylus pen but for about the same price you get 3 of these Friendly Swede stylus pens as well as 3 spare tips so a bargain in comparison!

I have never used a stylus before purchasing these from The Friendly Swede, but now feel it is something I will use with increasing frequency.First off, the price was a very appealing factor. At less than £15 for three, I felt that if they were not for me, then it wasn't too big a loss financially. However, I find them very easy to use, they have a great weight to them and the size makes it feel like you are using a normal pen.I have not needed to replace the tips yet, but it is great to know that spares were supplied with the initial purchase, greatly adding to the value for money aspect.As this is my first stylus, I think the product is a great starting point. In future, I think I will look into something with a finer, slightly more receptive tip as I start to use photoshop more, and will want more precision. Having looked at reviews for other such stylus's, I will probably go for the Friendly Swede Disc Stylus, which again is very reasonably priced and seems to have very good reviews.I think this is a quality product, which performs better than it's price would suggest when compared to other brands.

I'm really pleased with the improved quality of writing that this gives me over the rubber tipped pen that I originally had. I have recently thrown away a paper notebook and use GoodNotes to handwrite notes on my iPad. My writing is not the best with pen and paper but with this pen the application at least now has a chance of converting my scrawl to text. I had been thinking about spending £70+ on an Adonit pen but glad I've gone for this instead.Only negative is that I don't like the way that the pen clip rattles around - makes it feel a bit cheap. I'd be prepared to pay a bit more for something of a bit higher quality. Oh, and a version that also had a ballpen would be great as well.All in all though - unbelievable value.

OMG! For the last two years I have used the normal hybrid styluses from The Friendly Swede and absolutely love them. They are far better than anything I have used from elsewhere. I have a back stock of them at home as they last so long. The only thing I noticed was that some of them were more responsive than others and I guess this is only to be expected. But given the positive experience I had had, I decided to try these ones working on the principle that the tips being interchangeable meant if one was a less responsive tip then it could easily be changed. I also ordered a pack of tips to go with them. The styluses have just arrived and all I can say is they are even better, the chassis is longer and it feels a bit heavier (although that may be just my imagination). As for responsiveness, thats a 10/10, the games I use on my IPAD (Clash of Clans, Boom Beach etc.) behave as if it is my finger which makes it even more accurate on the gameplay.Well done The Friendly Swede, another fab product. I am tempted to try the disk stylus tooAdrian