InkCredible Pens

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Features:

• Works on all capacitive touch screens
• Conveniently designed in pen form, perfect for carrying around
• Durable construction
• Perfect for cold days when you don't want to remove your gloves
• Available in Jet Black, Metallic Silver, Crimson Red, or Lunar Blue color

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
While capacitive touch screens are great, one flaw is the inability to use a stylus. Not anymore! BoxWave's Capacitive Stylus allows you to use your iPad without ever touching the screen with your finger.  Perfect for the ladies out there who have their nails done, or for those who don't want to take their gloves off during a cold day. The Capacitive Stylus is conveniently sized, and designed like a pen to fit just about anywhere.




Rating: - UNRELIABLE
I had to spend hours with post office locating this item. I eventually received the item. I ordered a second stylus that never arrived. I would suggest a more reliable vendor.

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Rating: - Perfect for Penultimate or iAnnotate PDF on iPad
I guess I've been spoiled by long-time use of a great Wacom stylus on my Tablet PC--I had such high hopes for stylii on my iPad, but, until now, none I tried worked very naturally as writing instruments in my hand. Well, this stylus is the one I've been looking for! It's the perfect accompaniment to my iPad's Penultimate and iAnnotate PDF apps. I'm able to write smoothly (as smoothly as one can on an iPad), while holding the stylus in my hand, just like a pen or pencil. The stylus's rounded tip ... Read More

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Rating: - Very Functional...but Overpriced and with Shortcomings
Review Summary:
If you're really wanting a stylus for your iPad, I would recommend this one. Considering the limited number of iPad styli on the market, this one's pretty good but I do have a couple of critiques. It's definitely overpriced and could use a protective cap for the tip. Especially since the foam is likely to not hold up very well to sharp edges and rough textures. Despite being a bit shorter than a regular pen, it's comfortable to use/write with and has a decent weight to it ... Read More

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Rating: - Want to be able to write with it? Pass it up!
I searched high and low for a stylus to use with my iPad that could not only be used as a "punching device" but also as a writing instrument. This stylus received high reviews for all colors across the board. If you want to be able to write with this stylus pass it up. Your device will not respond to it and it will make a squeaking sound. I'm VERY disappointed. I understand that any stylus meant to be used with apple products frequently do not have tips like a regular stylus but they should at ... Read More

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Rating: - More Durable Than the Pogo Sketch
I bought a Pogo Sketch to use with my iPad and at first I was elated. However, I used the pen quite a bit with the Penultimate app. In a few weeks the tip had flattened to the point that metal was starting to scrape the screen. I then ordred this Boxwave stylus and realized that I had been eating hamburger before when I could have had steak. The Capacitive Stylus tip is much harder and will last many months (years) longer than the Pogo. The harder tip also produces less friction so it is much smoother. ... Read More

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