3-in-1 Capacitive/Resistive Touch Screen Stylus Ball-Point Pen - Black

Pros: Does what it is supposed to, you can use it on different surfaces.

Cons: Maybe a tad light, make it in a little more heavy material and it will fit in the hand better. I haven't figured out if you can replace the ball point pen insert. If not it is probably smart to buy more than one, just to have in reserve when the ink runs out.

Other: Good value, especially when price is considered. Nice to be able to switch to a regular ball point pen when you need to sign something.

Pros: You have two sides pen to write;   one side with a rubber tip, the side stylus that works on capacitive screens;   one end and the other with black ink to write on paper, and a plastic tip for resistive screens (Which have not tested because I do not have any product that uses resistive screen). Becomes more precise contact with the screen, than using fingers. Besides being comfortable there uses the capacitive screen of the Motorola Defy, the Nokia C2, and Tablet Philco.   Eases typing on small screens on the virtual keyboard that is easy to type the wrong letter if tives big fingers.

Cons: This pen is a bit heavy, I took a few days to get used to. Probabily cause the material it is made.

Other: If you are tired of use your fingers, and need see the place where you are touching the screen, better you buy a stylus pen.