Stylus Pens for Touch Screens Smartwatch, COOLTHAT 6 Pack High Precision Capacitive&Sensitivity Finger Sleeve Stylus Be Compatible with IPad iPhone Iwatch Tablets All Touch Screen Devices (Size-2)

Wow! I hate touch screens...first, I don't have enough blood pressure, or body heat, or whatever in my fingers: touch screens, elevator buttons, and finger scanners don't work right for me and I usually have to stab hard at the screen multiple times to get a response. I also have very sensitive finger pads so the resulting sensations are unpleasant.Finger stylus is the answer! I wear a size 8 on my ring finger and the size 2 stylus fits my index finger perfectly. These are so comfortable I don't notice I'm wearing one. I can type 3x faster on a touchscreen with fewer errors than using my fingertip (stylus is narrower and more precise than finger.This stylus work equally well on my cheap Android phone, my Kindle Fire, and my laptop.These cost half as much as I paid for a single finger stylus of a different design.Finally, if you work in an industry where your hands get dusty, greasy, wet, or soapy...using this stylus prevents your finger from touching your phone screen and keeps the screen cleaner.I can't recommend these enough

I am large-boned but do not feel like I have huge hands, however the size 2 was a little too tight so I returned them for a size 3 and it is much better. I have a 12.9 inch iPad and when I’m working for long hours, my hand gets tired holding a stylus, so I got these to try instead and they work for me. Obviously if you “poke” at the screen rather than skim, it’s going to bend and not work, but I haven’t had any issues at all, they are actually quite accurate.Because I have arthritis in my joints, even the size 3 gets a little tight after a while, but I just switch between this and a stylus pen and that helps me get through the day. Also, they come with a nice carrying case to keep them secure.

Wife has a degenerative neurological disorder and can’t hold a pen but these tips stay on well and allow her to use touch screens with ease. Hopefully they come back in stock soon!

I’m a bartender and we recently shifted our pos system to one that I cannot tap with my nails. Sounds arbitrary, but when you’re working in a high volume environment and used to doing things a certain way, something like this can really slow down your flow. These have been a game changer.

Just a rubbery cone. Bends every time I try to text

The product came six to package, with a plastic storage tube. I ordered Size 2, the middle option. The stylus fits over my finger, but is a little loose. I believe Size 1 would be too small, and Size 3 would be too large, so this was my only option. It works well enough on my index finger, even though it is a little loose. I can make it more stable by holding my thumb and middle finger against stylus. It works by either pressing the tip directly on the screen, or by pressing the tip at an angle. It took a little practice to learn not to press too hard (doing so causes the tip to bend). This is not something I consider essential as using my finger is a little more convenient. Still, if I want to keep my screen free of fingerprints, this works well enough.

I like to do digital color by number and these work better than a pencil. My daughter has long fingernails and finds this handy for texting. I think it's perfect for that purpose. Should put more of them and different sizes in the package.

Money Well Spent!