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 CCM® Capacitive iPad Stylus 3-Pack / iPad 2 Stylus, Kindle Fire, iPhone 4S, Motorola Xoom, Viewsonic gTablet, Thosiba Thrive, Superpad, Samsung Galaxy, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Acer Iconia, HP Touchpad, BlackBerry Playbook (Black-Red-silver) Rating on December 15 Rating: |
CCM® Capacitive iPad Stylus 3-Pack / iPad 2 Stylus, Kindle Fire, iPhone 4S, Motorola Xoom, Viewsonic gTablet, Thosiba Thrive, Superpad, Samsung Galaxy, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Acer Iconia, HP Touchpad, BlackBerry Playbook (Black-Red-silver)
 | CCM® Capacitive iPad Stylus 3-Pack / iPad 2 Stylus, Kindle Fire, iPhone 4S, Motorola Xoom, Viewsonic gTablet, Thosiba Thrive, Superpad, Samsung Galaxy, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Acer Iconia, HP Touchpad, BlackBerry Playbook (Black-Red-silver) 4.5 out of 5 from 65 user reviews. |
Technical Details
- Works on all capacitive touch Screens.
- Conveniently designed in pen form, perfect for carrying around.
- Type accurately and comfortably.
- Soft and durable rubber tip won't scratch.
- Perfect for cold days when you don't want to remove your gloves.
Product Description of CCM® Capacitive iPad Stylus 3-Pack / iPad 2 Stylus, Kindle Fire, iPhone 4S, Motorola Xoom, Viewsonic gTablet, Thosiba Thrive, Superpad, Samsung Galaxy, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Acer Iconia, HP Touchpad, BlackBerry Playbook (Black-Red-silver)
Capacitive Stylus allows you to use your Apple iPad,iPhone,iPod,tablet PC, Smartphone without ever touching the screen with your finger.Similar Products
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27 of 28 people found the following review helpful.
Great pens at a great priceBy J. Bossart
I originally purchased a Targus stylus for use with my iPad to take notes and make edits to PDFs. It worked nicely. But realizing that I would doubtless misplace it at some point I decided to pick up another one. With limited reviews, but an open mind and trying to save some money, I ordered this three pack of CCM styluses.
The short point is that they work as well as the higher priced stylus I originally purchased. At first I thought they were the same product and sold by different companies but came to realize they are different products with a very similar design. They perform similarly.
Save some money and get these styluses, It's three for the price of one. These CCM styluses have a small attachment that permits them to be attached to the iPad headphone jack. They are helpful but not much more.
27 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
Good stylus, but not exactly as pictured.By A. Kim
After doing some online comparisons and reading reviews for the Boxwave, Griffin, and other branded styluses (styli?) that appeared to have identical designs, I decided to order the CCM 3-pack on the assumption that the CCM was physically identical to the Boxwave and Griffin (based on the pictures and reviews). While the CCM styluses I received seem good enough (have only played with them for a few minutes), they are not exactly the same as what is pictured. The clip on the styluses I received is cheap plastic, that is painted in a silver/chrome color, rather than what appears to be metal in the pictures (and is confirmed to be metal in the other branded styluses). The clip design is also slightly different from what is pictured as well. All in all, I'm generally satisfied with the purchase because you get 3 styluses for $20, but note that it's not exactly the same as the other branded styluses with a similar design.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Sometimes superior to your finger and here's why......By hyytekk
Most iPad owners I know, including me, feel like first time parents; we want to buy it every gizmo and accessary made to keep it happy. Getting a stylus for an iPad, though, seemed a little like holding hands with a loved one wearing gloves. Doesn't it break the magic and tactile interaction the iPod is designed to produce? Well, yes and no. All that dragging and touching and typing happens much faster by simply using a finger tip or two. For resizing things and gestures you have to use your fingers. So why spend your $20 dollars?
There are times when I'm typing a letter or a message and I want to go back to change a word or correct something. So I touch the spot/word and the cursor seems to lob itself into the general area but rarely goes exactly where it's needed. I usually just give up and wind up erasing a whole section and retyping it. The tip of the stylus, I found, places the curser exactly where it's needed and saves time and frustration. Reason 2: using the stylus doesn't leave my screen looking like the glass stove top after making french fries. Reason 3: maybe I need to start moisturizing more, but occasionally the screen ignores my finger tip. It always responds to the stylus. When I play, say, Scrabble, the letter blocks seem to love to cling to the wrong spot or refuse to dislodge when I want to move one. Not so using a stylus. Reason 4: During some tasks I wind up touching the screen with a stray palm or pinky and wind up traveling to another web page or hyperlink unexpectedly. A stylus keeps unintended appendages away from the screen. Of course, if you use a drawing or note taking app using your finger, you'll probably get imprecise and cartoonish results. A stylus makes things more precise and understandable here also. Will a stylus replace using your fingers entirely. Of course not. But for certain things having one, or three, just makes the job go more smoothly and precisely.
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