Amazon Basics 3-Pack Executive Stylus for Touchscreen Devices Including Kindle Fire, Apple iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Black/Sliver/Blue

I've had no problems with these - they work great. I see other reviewers giving varying opinions on the pressure needed to use these and the build quality. I haven't had to use anymore pressure than my finger. If you were to press harder, I'm sure the nib would pop off at some point, but I don't feel like I'll make it there. The only opinion I could offer there would be that different types of touch screens may require more or less pressure, or that some folks may also be resting their palm on the screen and offering too many activation points, making them grow frustrated and press harder, ultimately lifting their palm, and incorrectly assuming it was the increased pressure that corrected the problem. Of course, I can't say if either of those are truly the case with theirs', but I have had zero issues with these and they continue to work well. I have hypermobility in my fingers and need a substantial stylus - it's difficult for me to use the smaller ones. These have been the perfect length for me. I would highly recommend them.

I order a PKG of these every two months since they work the best on touchscreens than any other stylus . I've had to use a stylus to text since they were invented 7-8 yrs ago and have gone through dozens .These are the easiest to hold , lightweight , and durable . I never leave home without them so I lose them constantly . They don't lose their tip like many flimsier versions . Great price .

Easy to use, great colors.

I bought the 1st gen Amazon Basics Stylus, the 3-pack Executive Stylus and the Amazon Basics Multi-Tip (3 tips, different sizes with lid). You can see them all in my pictures. They are all smaller than a Sharpie. I prefer the Amazon Basics Multi-Tip Stylus because I get 3 tip sizes in one stylus for half the price of this pack and one of the tips is protected with the lid. However, if I were going to carry it on a shirt”s pocket, the Executive Stylus is the smartest and the lightest. I notice it requires the same pressure as with an index finger for efficiency. The tips are all flexible. I find the 1st gen basics stylus the least versatile. The tip is too thick and it’s the shortest. They are all stylus, capacitative, no ink pens added.

At something just over $6 each, these are fine stylus'. Nothing special, they work fine on our Kindle Fire HDs. Hard to say how long they'll last. Update July 24th: I ordered an ArmorSuit MilitaryShield - Screen Protector Shield at the same time I ordered these stylus'. After installing the the shield and allowing it to "cure" for a few days (it's a wet installation), I found that the stylus now doesn't glide nearly as well as it did on the plain glass. The stylus can bounce along the screen. This causes skips to occur when I'm using the stylus for games or drawing apps. I don't blame this necessarily on the stylus, but it's worth noting that it could happen with some screen protectors. I do think if the stylus had a slightly stiffer rubber tip that it might not be as big a problem.

Sometimes my fat contruction-worker fingers get in the way of my using the on-screen keyboard of my iPhone; ending up with my touching the wrong key at first jab. The sleek Executive Stylus offers an attractive and effective alternative. I selected the AmazonBasics 3-Pack because they were among the thinnest of all stylus offered on Amazon. And for me, the thinner the diameter of the stylus, the more accurate they become. The real test will be to see how long the tip lasts. As with all AmazonBasics items I've purchase thus far, I have no complaints...other than the price of this item. Over five bucks a pop for a hollow tube with a conductive soft-plastic tip seems a bit steep. Perhaps there is something about the manufacturing process I do not fully appreciate that justifies that price-point? But, hey, they work great! 👍

Terribly over-priced. A dollar each would be more reasonable. They're very small in circumference, probably smaller than a No. 2 pencil. Which isn't so bad, but because it's so very slick, it difficult to get a good purchase on the pen. It's like it's covered with a slippery layer of Teflon. It doesn't do anything (I was expecting at the very least; a pen light). I had to put a strip of duct tape on it to keep it from jumping out of my hand. This one's on me, I don't want a refund. But I should at least warn others.

This stylus pack is well worth the money. I will never pay more for others as these work just as good. I read a few reviewers comments stating these pens didn't work as good and that is ridiculous. I have had no issues what so ever on 2 different Kindles. The paint is not smooth and glossy which I actually prefer now that I have had time to use them and the diameter is small which feels better in my grip compared to others I have used. Overall, very good pens, I recommend them for the price and quality.