When the iPhone was first released, Steve and the gang were pretty adamant about how direct interaction with the screen through your fingers provided a much better experience than other touchscreen devices that required a stylus.
However, despite Apple’s claims that you don’t need one, manufacturers quickly started churning out iPhone compatible styluses that are now of course compatible with Apple’s newest toy: the iPad. So I decided to test this out. After doing some market research I found that Monteverde's One Touch Stylus was the one of the best out there, read on to see how it performed.
The One Touch Stylus acts not only as a stylus, but a pen also. The stylus is compatible with any touchscreen device and is made of soft rubber. It works extremely well with the iPad and as responsive if not more than your finger. An added bonus of using the stylus is that your device doesn't get filthy from finger smudges. The stylus is brilliant for swiping and general use of the iPad but where it really comes into it's own it is writing notes and sketching. It feels natural in your hand and it is easy to produce high quality notes and drawings with speed and accuracy.
The One Touch Stylus is very well made and comes in a great range of colors and designs (I love the black one). It feels very sturdy in your hand and has a nice weight and is comfortable to hold, even for long periods. The pen component of the stylus is great. It writes smoothly with a nice black ink. I used the pen a lot more than I thought I would and enjoyed it. It click action with a retractable tip, although I felt like I was dirtying the stylus when clicking it. The pen is a convenient and practical addition to this stylus.
Overall I love the Monteverde One Touch Stylus, and innovative stylus that looks great is works even better. I recommend this product to anyone with a touchscreen device, especially a tablet. It comes at a very reasonable price and you can find more about it here.
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