iClooly Dual Stylus G Slim Fine Thin 3 mm and 6 mm Tip Pen for Samsung Galaxy S7, S6, LG G5 G4

This stylus is great. The tip changes between the 3 mm tip (NOTE: ONLY WORKS ON SAMSUNG GALAXY PHONE ONLY) and the 6 mm tip (works on everything else). It's got a few ounces of weight to it, so it doesn't feel like a cheap piece of plastic.Overall, is a pretty decent item in itself. I wouldn't have minded it being a few dollars cheaper, however.

I love the fact that if the 3mm tip doesn't work with your device (since it most likely won't) they offer the 6mm tip as an alternative, that way you aren't out of a great stylus.Pros:-The length: it is the size of a normal pen (if not longer) which means if you are like me and choke up a little too high on the barrel the end of the pen isn't slipping into the crevice created by your thumb and index finger.-The Tip: I bought this one after I had purchased the iKross 3mm tipped pen. That one was way too grippy and wouldn't glide over my screen. This one doesn't have that issue, nor does it just slide too easily, it is a perfect balance. This also gives it the sense that it won't wear out as easily as the grippier iKross since it has less friction.-Everything unscrews: The metal part where the rubber tip protrudes from unscrews; leading me to believe that if the tip wears out you can easily order replacement tips and not have to replace the whole pen, very rare and great feature.-Since the barrel is thin it also gives the illusion that even the thicker tip is thinner than the "Friendly Swede" 6mm tipped stylus which has quite the thick barrel. This further translates into a more natural experience since it better imitates a pen. To get a sense of the barrel thickness, look at a standard white stick Bic pen (maybe barely thinner than that).Cons:- I only have one and it is really minor. The stylus is a little too light for my taste where the iKross has a nice heavy weight to it, this one doesn't weigh anything which does hinder its use a bit since it means that you need a stronger grip to keep it steady instead of it using the weight to naturally fall and stay in ones hand while using it.Personal Modifications: I recently purchased conductive cloth and ethnic hair rubber bands (that's what the product labelled itself as), since it is darn near impossible to find small rubber bands. What I do is:1) cut a 1" square swatch out of the cloth and cut that into four smaller squares each about .25"sq (For the 3mm tip, and 1" sq for the 6mm tip).2) Take a square and on both ends stretch it over the tip of the stylus making sure to cover both sides3) Then with the flaps you created overlap one with the other and hold the now overlapping flaps in place with a thumb4) take a hair rubber band and wind it around the cloth and the tip until tight and secured, to hold the cloth in place What this does is two things: 1) decreases friction and 2) prolongs the tips life, that way if the cloth starts to degrade you just replace that and the tip remains unchanged. I also recommend a soft conductive cloth since it won't scratch the screen and will glide that much better.

I bought this product for my Galaxy S4 because it looked nice and came with 2 different size tips. I thought both were on the stylus, but they're not. You must unscrew one tip and then screw on the other.I heard others say the small tip didn't work well on the Galaxy S3, but I figured it would work better on the S4 that I have. However, the small tip doesn't work well on the S4 either.You have to push hard against the glass and it still misses!I was using the large tip, but after awhile, it started to squeak and get "stuck" as you moved it across the screen. Now, it became useless to use.

Spent a little more this time for a stylus with an interchangeable tip. The small tip works well on the phone, not right at first, guess it needs a break in period... It is much firmer than the bigger tip which works well on Ipads but the small tip doesn't. So I like the ability to interchange the tips.

The larger tip worked fine, but the fine point tip I couldn't get to work on my Samsung Galaxy S5 unless I pressed down much harder than I ever would with a writing instructment. So for me the fine point is useless, I am not returning it as I can use the larger tip. However, I bought it as thought I could write with smaller tip so I am very disappointed with product.

I use this only when I remember to bring it with me. I have a Samsung GS4 and it operates well on screen but not the touch pad outside the screen area, e.g., the menu and go back arrow on the body of the phone.

As a number of others have said, the small tip does not work on the Galaxy S4 with out pushing very hard and then not always. The larger tip does work better. It would be a more useful unit if both tips were on the stylus instead of having to change out the tips

The larger tip works great but the fine point only works in a couple of my sketching applications. It doesn't work for pushing buttons or messaging. But its a great size and fits in my wallet.