New Trent Limir Stylus/Styli Touch Screen Cell phone Tablet Pen Champa Dual-Purpose with Micro-Knit Technology Capacitive Stylus and Fine Ball Pen IMP62B for iPhone 4 4s iPod touch iPad 2 Samsung Galaxy Motorola Xoom Blackberry Playbook, Barnes and Noble Nook Color

Product Details

• Item Weight: 2.1 ounces


• Shipping Weight: 3 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)


• ASIN: B0064REJ3C


• Item model number: IMP62B
  

By : New Trent
Price : $24.95
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Product Description

New Trent Champa DP Stylus for iPad tends to make it effortless to take notes, draw or basically turn a page.Featuring advanced micro-knit fiber tip that won't scratch the iPad's surface, slide way considerably a great deal more smoother than you common rubber/sponge tip pen. The Phobio Stylus makes it possible for the user to kind accurately and comfortably. The tip of the stylus engages directly with your electronic, touch-screen device, demands no energy or software program to operate and instantaneously operates proper out of the box.If you have to jot down notes in the course of a meeting the other end of the stylus conveniently functions as a pen.The Champa Stylus is developed to function on all capacitive touch screens - iPad, iPad 2nd Generation, iPhone, iPhone 2, iPhone 3G 3Gs, iPhone four iPhone 4s, iPod Touch, Motorola Xoom, Samsung Galaxy Tab, BlackBerry Playbook, HTC EVO View 4G, Dell Streak 7, Viewsonic G-Tablet, Archos 101 Gen 9 70, ViewPad 7, ASUS Eee Slate, Motorola Droid X, myTouch 4G, Palm Pre Plus, Samsung Captivate, BlackBerry Storm, Google Android Tablets and each capacitive touch panel device.

 

New Trent Limir Stylus/Styli Touch Screen Cell phone Tablet Pen Champa Dual-Purpose with Micro-Knit Technology Capacitive Stylus and Fine Ball Pen IMP62B for iPhone 4 4s iPod touch iPad 2 Samsung Galaxy Motorola Xoom Blackberry Playbook, Barnes and Noble Nook Color

 

Technical Details

• Stylus works on all capacitive touch surfaces; use with iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone and other touchscreen devices


• Use to take notes, draw or turn a page


• Soft, durable fiber tip, much better writing experience than regular rubber/sponge tip


• Other end as a twist-open ballpoint pen for traditional note taking


• Allows users to type accurately and comfortably

Client Evaluations

Length:: 5:23 Mins
I have a new favorite stylus.
The New Trent is so substantially smoother and a lot easier...

I have an iPad and have been hunting for a stylus to be in a position to use it like a writing tablet. I have tried the Adonit Jot Pro, Targus and Griffin Stylus, and now the New Trent stylus. They all have their really good and negative points but this is my knowledge with the New Trent product and how it compared to the other people.
Size: The stylus is brief. I am a fairly tall guy and I have lengthy, skinny fingers. Brief writing instruments are a challenge for me if they are not extended sufficient for the best of the instrument to sit in the space between my thumb and hand. This stylus isn't long sufficient and so I located myself possessing to modify the way I held it. I found that unnatural but not difficult to do.
Weight: This stylus, compared to the weighted Jot Pro, is particularly light. If you like holding on to your writing instrument and feeling some weight, this won't do it for you. But it turns out the weight is a plus for me considering the short size. I located that I was not fighting the weight to keep manage for the reason that the stylus was shorter than I like.
Not-a-Stylus: This stylus has a ball point pen built in. It's the very first stylus I have tried that had an added capability, and I have located myself essentially using the pen as much as the stylus side! The pen writes smoothly and evenly, and is very easy to expose and retract. It is a seriously good feature to have.
Stylus: Ok, so how about that capacitive mesh stylus? Searching at the photo I did not definitely have an expectation for the stylus finish, so when I got it I was a little surprised. At very first it reminded me of a Q-Tip that wasn't wound tight. It doesn't sag off the side or anything but it is "soft". The Targus stylus is a rubber tip and is challenging, giving virtually nothing when making use of it to write or draw. The Adonit jot Pro is a challenging metal ball. The New Trent stylus felt considerably less like a pen and extra like a paint brush, generating for exceptionally smooth transition to the surface when placing the stylus down to write. There was no tricky, abrupt transition.
Function: This is the biggie for me. How properly does it in reality function? And how does that compare to the other individuals I have made use of? New Trent wins, hands down. Shocked? I was too, but I have a very precise cause: it doesn't stick! My iPad is protected by a BodyGardz screen protector. The Adonit Jot Pro has a plastic disk on the end and it grabs the screen like crazy! I really like the weight but with the screen protector it just isn't exceptionally functional. Working with the Targus and Griffin styli they tend to hop or skip as they stick and then release from the display. Granted, this is only when I am attempting to write notes and I press too hard but that is how I use it. The New Trent stylus is a smooth movement. For me that is most necessary.
I would adjust two items about it: length and weight. Longer and heavier would give it an less difficult to grasp, a lot more solid really feel. Would I decide to buy it once more? Maybe. If they make the adjustments I advise, completely.

 

New Trent Limir Stylus/Styli Touch Screen Cell phone Tablet Pen Champa Dual-Purpose with Micro-Knit Technology Capacitive Stylus and Fine Ball Pen IMP62B for iPhone 4 4s iPod touch iPad 2 Samsung Galaxy Motorola Xoom Blackberry Playbook, Barnes and Noble Nook Color

 

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