BoxWave Stylus Pen Compatible with ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity 700 - EverTouch Capacitive Stylus, Fiber Tip Capacitive Stylus Pen - Jet Black

After having used older-style rubber-tipped stylii, the fabric tip took a little getting used to. It glides over the tablet surface far better and smoother than rubber, won't tear like rubber does, doesn't skip and jump like rubber, and just plain feels good when writing.The downside, though...the fabric does tend to "fuzz out". A quick application of heat (from a match or lighter) takes care of any loose strands to keep the tip looking neat and orderly. Don't stick the tip directly into the flame...just hold it close enough to make the loose strands retract, and you're back in business.EDIT 9/30/2013: This past weekend, I noticed my stylus "dragging" a bit over the screen. I thought my tablet might need cleaning, so I wiped it down with a spritz of Windex. The dragging sensation seemed to go away, but then it returned. Puzzled, I cleaned the screen again, and the dragging sensation went away, then came back. I took a look at the stylus and noticed a spot of the fabric had worn off, revealing the rubber tip underneath. While not a real problem, it is rather annoying, since I had gotten used to the smoothness of the stylus gliding over my tablet screen over the last three months. I'm pretty sure the fabric will eventually come all the way off, so it's back to Amazon Seller BoxWave to purchase a new one.I still think this is one of the best stylii available, especially if you don't like the kind with the exposed rubber tip.

This was my first Stylus and I bought it because the reviews were very positive for the product. I planned to use it on my Asus T100 2 in 1 I just bought and maybe my phone here and there.The build quality seems ok , it has some weight to it and feels good in your hand. The extra lanyard type attachments are a nice touch even though I have never used them.It glides across the screen very smoothly but does not seem to be very accurate. Now it "might" be my screen protector ( although I would imagine these would be design to work with one ) But I have to press pretty firmly with the Stylus for it to register. I can't just easily tap the screen and have to actually firmly press the stylus against the screen for it to be recognized.Like I said this could be my screen protector or even my Asus t100 its self although my finger works perfectly fine on it. Or the Stylus could just not work very well.I'm not sure if the material on the tip is just not as capacitive as conventional Stylus tips or not..? Also I have a little stretchy tab on my Asus T100's case that I can put a pen or stylus into and putting this Stylus into it with the tip being made of the material it is I'm afraid that its going to rip or damage the tip because you have to slid the Stylus into the tab and the tip rubs against the tab.I honestly don't like a stylus as much as I thought I would so I haven't used it a lot yet so I can't comment on how well it holds up.I really can't recommend or not recommend this product. My suggestion is to read the reviews and take what information you can gather from them and decide whether is something you think you will like or not.In my Honest opinion ( and this is just my opinion ) I do not think it was worth what I paid for it.

Title pretty much says it all. This stylus worked great when I first got it, very smooth. After two days of use the threads started to separate on one side and it started to fuzz some. It really decreased it's effectiveness and I can now only use one side of the stylus tip which is really annoying. I contacted BoxWave on their website a few days ago and never received a response.EDIT 26Jul2013: I'm decreasing my review to one star. The tip of the stylus continues to unravel and I have made two attempts to contact BoxWave Support on their website and both times no one has bothered responding to me. This will have to be returned through Amazon.

Bought this to use on my Asus Transformer Infinity without a screen protector. I went through a couple of rubber tipped stylus's in my lifetime, the rubber likes to rip. After buying this, I don't believe I'd go back to rubber.I've only owned and used this for three days so far.PROS:*Well made body. Aluminum construction gives it strength and keeps it light, but not too light.*The FiberMesh Tip. Seems pretty durable. It's very responsive and accurate on the capacitive sreen. And being unique, if somebody notices it you will be asked "What is that?"*Attachments. The different attachments you can use to hook the stylus to your tablet/phone is a nice addition I don't see too much. While I never use them on a regular basis, it's nice to have the option to.CONS:*Not exactly a con yet, but I'm a bit worried about the FiberMesh tip collecting dirt and dust in it over use. I'm sure I could probably just wash it out, but again I'm not sure on that.