Fosmon Youth Series Kids Stylus Pen for Apple iPad Air Mini Pro, Kids Edition Tablet, Dragon Touch, Galaxy Tab A E, Leapfrog Epic LeapPad, Nabi JR, Chromo Android Tablets Smartphones (5 Pack)

Perfect for my 2 year old!

Compared to other stylus, this one works extremely well. Smooth to use, move around, and grasp. The tip feels incredible, great price for a set of 5. Although would’ve been better if the pink was more of a pink, or just purple. I recommended wrapping in clear tape to keep the label from peeling off.

I teach Special Education preschool. These are a very nice size for 2-5 year olds. Also there is no exposed metal, so the stylus won't scratch the screen. The best thing about these styluses is that the rubber is all one piece, so the tip doesn't come off as easily.The only downside to these is durability. I bought two sets (10 styluses) about one year ago and only three are currently usable. The rubber exterior is supported by an aluminum tube, but the pointy end is hollow rubber. If the students press too hard while moving the stylus, the rubber can tear and expose the edge of the metal tubing. It should be noted though that many of my students have difficultly with fine motor control, so they tend to be more rough on this sort of thing.

We buy these for my brother in law who is handicapped. The thickness of the stylus allows him to comfortably use his iPad.

These were cute but they tore after only a few uses with my kids. They are lightweight and had a good grip for little hands . But like I said they didn’t last too long, my kids were 7 and 3 at the time they used these

I got these for preK students to help them learn how to hold a writing utensil with a mature grasp and to save the iPads from grime and boogers. They look cute and fit wonderfully in small hands. It surprised me that the kids were so eager to use the styluses and it came to them so naturally. My one complaint is that the tip might be too soft- when kids press too hard or too soft the input doesn’t register, and there’s more friction than is desirable. While fine motor skills are developing it can be difficult to sense what amount of pressure is “just right”. No amount of pressure with these styluses could cause damage though.

I never write reviews but due to negative reviews, I thought I would share my experience.I give this product a five, especially for the price. I brought these for my 19 month old daughter to use with IPad. Of course, my IPad has a protective cover and case (OtterBox). I like for the following reason, (1) works with screen protector, (2) easy grip, (3) gets practice for writing, (4) works better than fingers for several toddler apps.She has only had for a day but I do not see her damaging them because I use with her for learning only. I teach her not to be rough or put in mouth. She probably could damage if she used them in a way they were not intended to be used for (I intended for learning and development only). I should also note that my toddler did not like to practice writing and drawing on the tablet until I got these.

Santa got these for my 3 and 5 year old as stocking stuffers and, I kid you not, they had these all broken within two hours. The tips rip right off with the slightest tug and they are very poorly made. When you apply any amount of pressure to the top of it it slides down into itself and cannot be pulled back out. There is not value in this product. We were very disappointed.