MEKO Stylus Pen for Touchscreen, 2-in-1 Universal Stylus

My husband had a Samsung Note 4 for work at one point, which I would commandeer to draw on the awesome sketch program it had on it. The S pen is a wonderful thing. He left that company and had to return the phone. I recently got a Galaxy Tab A 9.7, but sadly without that lovely little docked pen. I then went on the search for a precision stylus and spent several weeks searching for form and function that was also a reasonable price. I read countless reviews of Bluetooth battery powered styli, and the non-battery counterparts. All claimed to be the best until I got to the reviews and often enough the hype and the price just didn't seem to pan out for them. Then I happened upon this little sparkly gem in the similar products section that Amazon so smartly includes on product pages. I was actually about to purchase a completely different stylus and by chance looked down. The price was in the range I was looking for. This was my first try on precision styli and didn't want to break the bank on something I may not like. Then I read the description. Then I got down to the reviews and I was sold. I too am beyond ecstatic about this purchase. These are FANTASTIC! They have an excellent weight in your hand which leads to a luxurious feel along with the nice padding on the precision end. The ease of changing from one type of tip to another is lovely and the protection that this gives the tips is equally as nice. Then you notice that you get 2 styli with tips already installed AND 2 fabric wide tip replacements AND 4 precision tip replacements. It is a deal that would be foolish to overlook, even if you were skeptical of something. They also throw in this neat little velvet screen cleaner that gets all the gunk off the screen so your lines don't skip around as you write or draw. Oh, and that little bonus can be washed for extended use! I could not be happier with this purchase.

I have been using this stylus for almost 7 months now. I use it constantly for my job, and they have worked beautifully! With the different ends, you have options for how you input your information, which is great. The disk end is great for drawing and signatures. Yes, it's flat, and it will take you a moment to adjust, but it's worth it. Not only is the disk end very accurate, but it can *swivel* which allows you to hold the stylus naturally while keeping the disk flat against your device screen. I mostly use the mesh end, and it is the best stylus tip I have ever used. First of all - and *very* important for me - is this: The tip doesn't "stick" to the screen. Cheaper styli you might get at Best Buy or Staples are a sort of rubber or silicone. It doesn't take me long before that cheaper end is tearing off, rendering the stylus useless. The Meko mesh tip, however, is a metal mesh. Not only doesn't it tear, but it also doesn't stick to the screen at all, which makes it much more accurate and responsive. Secondly, that mesh tip is durable. In the time I have used it, I have chosen to replace only one mesh tip. I didn't even have to, I just decided to because it was looking a little frayed. It was still working perfectly! One last thing to consider: Value. Staples sells a universal stylus for about $9 each. They work well enough at first - and I've used many of them - but they would always rip within one month, usually less. If I had used them over the past 7 months, I would have spent at least $65. Now look at the price of the above product. I am still using them. Nothing is perfect, and I did run into a problem with the Meko Stylus I purchased. Their customer service, however, stunned me with their quick responses, and their quick, painless resolution. Nothing is 'perfect', but you can see 'perfect' from where you'll be standing once you are holding a Meko stylus in your hand!

Updated review I'm updating my review because I have returned from my three day convention and on one day alone I took five "pages" of notes. This stylus is pretty consistent and I'm pleased, it still skips a little (I'm still using the bent tip) and the slippery mesh tip squeaks. I keep my screen very clean the cleaner the screen the louder the squeak, it's a little irritating! No product is perfect so I won't hold it against the company. Would I buy this product again? Yes, until my conscience will allow me to pay a ridiculous amount of money for an Apple Pencil, that's not going to happen anytime soon!!! This stylus is affordable and does the job. **************************************************************************************** Since I purchased my tablet (2 years ago) I have been using two separate stylus, one stylus was specifically for taking notes and the other was for everything else (scrolling, tapping, games, etc.). When I found the Meko stylus I was excited about the chance to have one stylus that fits my needs. For note taking purposes I have been using the Notier Musemee and I'm a big fan but what I like about this stylus is that it is comfortable to hold and write with, it didn't feel like it is slipping out of my hand. It is also quieter than my other stylus, I could not hear it gliding across my screen protector. Sunday was the real test when I took notes during a 30 minute discourse. I did find that durning that time the stylus skipped 6 times. It may be human error as I have to get use to the feel of it, time will tell as I take extensive notes every Sunday. The mesh tip was interesting as I'm used to using the low end Tagrus stylus that break after a few weeks. It felt a little slippery on the screen and requires a lot more pressure than the rubber tip but again I'm not yet use to it. I have a three day convention coming up so I may update this review. What I don't like about this stylus is that already my precision tip is bent, that may be why it is skipping. I'm still on my original tip with my Notier (2 years of use), I'm not heavy handed so I wonder if this is a defect. I gave the black stylus to my husband so if it hold up to his heavy hands then I will know it's a good product his last stylus lasted about a week.

I'm having a fantastic time with this little stylus! It's a capacitive stylus, which means it mimics finger touch. So there's no pressure sensitivity. The little transparent disk allows you to see the fine point on the screen so you can see where you're drawing. The disk also helps the screen detect the points position and the disk swivels to allow the pen to tilt comfortably when you use it. It's pretty accurate but my linework has little hooks upon first contact because the screen is adjusting to the position of the pen whenever I lift and place it on the screen. Zooming in closely when doing linework will make this less noticeable. The line quality will depend on the quality of the touch screen on your device. Older devices struggle with diagonal lines. I'm using Clipstudio Paint (Android, Free version) on Pixel 8a phone. The MEKO stylus gets along fine and has no issues when I draw diagonally on the screen. If your device is newer, check to see if it's compatable with an "Active Stylus" and shop for that instead! They tend to have palm rejection and pressure sensitivity capabilities. To get around the lack of pressure sensitivity with this pen, I highly recommend investing in a BLUETOOTH numeric keypad. You can bind all your drawing shortcuts to it, including "Increase/Decrease" brush size. Draw with one hand, use shortcuts with the other! The keypad I'm using is an "Inland Pad 19 Tri Mode Numpad" ($39) I'm really impressed with this pen. I also like the build quality. It's a little heavier than a Wacom Intuos/Cintiq stylus. It feels great! I'm really pleased and look forward to doodling more!

I purchased a Digiroot universal stylus recently, which I'm very happy with, but my wife (who is usually happy to take my old stylus and keep using it) was now without one to use. Since MEKO seemed to be the next most talked about brand behind the Digiroot, I decided to purchase this pair of styli to get a look at the product and let my wife pick which one of the two she would like. I've put it through my typical use for about a week, and it's a great stylus. For my tastes (which are very utilitarian) it falls a little behind the Digiroot. It doesn't feel as good in the hand, and the lid and end cap that hold on the clip tend to come loose after a little while of use, which for me is very distracting. That said, they don't come loose nearly as frequently as they did with my old Bamboo Wacom stylus, so in the overall for me it's still a big improvement. But much as I prefer my Digiroot for function, it doesn't have much to recommend it in terms of form. The care put into giving the MEKO a professional looking form factor is second to none. Right out of the box it reminded me of my Scriveiner pen that one of my co-workers gave me as a gift, a very sleek and stylish design that draws the eye. The MEKO also comes with replacement fiber and disc tips so you won't need to worry about hunting down replacements any time soon. All in all, this is a great product. Not my first choice for use at home but absolutely my first choice for the office (which is where the second stylus went after my wife picked hers). If you care about style to go with your function, this is your stylus.

These are precisely what you expect from an above-average stylus for your tablet. I'm so tired of shoddy options: rubber nibs tear or degrade, the plastic tip brakes, conductivity is minimal, OR it's difficult to vary "touch" from "press". I have purchased (and returned) two different brands of styluses within the last year, that were supposed to be of higher-than-average quality (and in the same price bracket as the Meko). After this I had resigned to finger my devices from hereon, but something about that ugly-flattish metallic orange Meko stylus caught my attention. They were Prime purchases, came with a total of 2 pens, and included additional tips/caps. I've been using my favorite orange-stylus for almost two months now and I'm happy to report it is still physically fit -- no replacement tips and no repairs needed! Yes, these stylish styluses show-off the recent trend of "trendy" apple-esque packaging. They come in black, svelte box that I will keep and array of parts, THE STYLUS WORKS WONDERFULLY!!! Both ends can be used as a stylus for touch screen interfacing. (Let's refer to these as Broad and Fine ends) I have used these pens easily with the Microsoft Surface 3 tablet as well as various (old & new) Apple devices that I own. To use the Fine end, you must first remove the screw-on cap. (but WAIT! Someone on their design team should get a promotion for this: the cap screws ONTO the Broad, opposite end so you won't misplace it while you're using the stylus!) The interchangeable caps are fast, simple and secure. I would classify the overall precision as >good< (for the Broad end) and >excellent< (for the Fine end). Admittedly, I'm not a graphic artist and thus my classification of this attribute could be way off.. be forewarned! But for the casual user these tips will easily fill the pixels they wish them to travel. CON - I'll go ahead and describe the only negative item I can come up with: If you affix the caps too snugly on either end, the replaceable tips may Unscrew along with them. Easy to undo and refasten. This CON could just as easily fall under "user-error" as well... The casing is metal. NOT PLASTIC. But actual metal (or a metal alloy, I didn't chemically examine it). Which means the stylus has some weight and is very solid feeling. It is, however, well balanced. (No one wants their stylus getting top-heavy as they drift off to sleep playing Hearthstone - ever elusive once they slip under the mattress...) That's it for my review -- I don't leave a ton of feedback, and this may be my first POSITIVE one on Amazon. [I'm beginning to have second thoughts on my choice of color. I keep peeking on the item page for the PINK-metallic colored stylus and I can't get it out of my head, ugh!!) I'm happy to respond to questions or comments about my review or the Meko stylus pens I own. Thanks!

To be honest I've not used it a lot. However, it worked fine when I tested it. You only have to make sure your hand isn't touching at the same time.

I recently purchased an IPad Air and was looking for a really good stylus to use. I'm transitioning off of a Samsung Note tablet, so my expectations on being able to write with a Stylus on a tablet were pretty high. I didn't want to pay the premium price for the Apple Pro just to use the Pencil, so I figured I'd pay the pay the premium on a stylus. Immediately, I researched and found Adonit to be well reviewed. So, I ordered the Adonit Pressure sensitive which ran me around +$70. I thought it worked poorly (I used Goodnotes and Pen Ultimate). Even if it were cheaper for $10, I still wouldn't keep it. This was returned. Staying with the brand and again based on the reviews, I ordered Adonit 2 (+$30). While this worked better than the Pressure Sensitive, I knew a $2 stylus would work better. I know my expectations started high based on my experience wiht the Note, but this was ridiculous that it didn't complete my letters and forced me to write in script so it would be able to pick up the words. At the same time I ordered Adonit, I ordered the MEKO. I figured I needed a basic stylus in the meantime...and for the price, I couldn't go wrong. It also came in a box of 2, which appealed to me since I could give pink one to my daughter and use the black for myself. Wow. The precision by using the disc-side was impressive for a pen I didn't need to "charge-up" or link in an app. This worked better than the 2 previous stylus I tried. The lines were smooth and both apps were responsive. The feel was great as well - felt very durable. Didn't have any issues with palm recognition sabotage. I plan to use this on the go forward - either as my main stylus or in the short term as I'm still under the assumption that these pricey stylus out there have to be better. The disc was easy to get used to. And it comes in a nice display box with a bunch of extra discs and tips. Well done MEKO! If you are on the market for a really good stylus like I am/was, then you should get this as a permanent or temporary solution. This will allow any stylus you might want to buy to measure up against this MEKO.

This product is brilliant. There are 2 styli in the package and they come in a decent presentation case, complete with additional tips and pointers. I bought it for a Lenovo C330 Chromebook and they work really well with it. I use them for general navigation as well as drawing and writing in apps such as OneNote and Explain Everything. Great value, no need to spend more - they look and feel more expensive than they are.

Absolutamente genial. Es el tercer par que compro. Se ve super elegante, tiene el peso justo, en la mano el tacto es fabuloso y tiene mucha precisión. Tiene varios repuestos lo cual es un valor añadido. Lo gasto a diario para manejar el smartphone y estoy encantado con este producto.

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a ver, no son perfectas, pero se sienten muy bien, tienen una buena calidad de armado, un peso correcto y no se si soy yo, pero tambien tienen una buena precisión. son discretas, sencillas y bonitas, la verdad es una buena compra. Ya ni hablemos de su presentacion, viene en una caja negra muy bonita. muy recomendadas.

Très pratique, taille et forme d'un stylo courant. La pointe fine est très précise et sa plaque transparente permet de ne pas rayer l'écran tactile. Je recommande sans réserve pour un prix très très raisonnable.