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Cells I-Pen |
 First
Impressions -
I was really surprised to find this pen in the mail. �The package it came
in had been knarled by the postal service, but after all, it did from Hong
Kong (passing through customs on the way). �The pen really looks just like it
does in the pictures. �Mine is green and you can see through the casing well
(if that is something you look for in a pen). �It is light weight and well
proportioned. �I look forward to using it.
Pointing and writing -
I wasn't very sure how good of a stylus this pen would have. �When I
first got it out, the stylus almost seemed to be of "lower quality" then other styli I had used. �The tip is not quite as dense as others are and it
more pointed. �The stylus taps like any other stylus really, but when it comes to writing, I far prefer this stylus over many others I have tried. �This stylus is really like writing with a pen that can flow on the screen. �Since the point is sharper then others, it is more accurate, and even with my
bad hand writing can recognize letters better.
Overall Worth -
Lets recap. �It looks good, points good, and writes great. �This stylus
is a must have for the PDA user that doesn't want to use that plain built in
stylus. �It comes in an array of colors, and will go great with that new iPAQ
that you finally got.
Pros:
Lightweight
Colorful
Good Stylus Tip
Has a Pen too |
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Cons:
No pencil
Casing cracks easier then other styli |
Update (July 2002) -
My Cells iPen isn't really in use any more since the
mechanism inside has broken. Turning the top now does nothing,
though sometimes I can make the stylus come out. This is to bad
because I liked this one for general use, though it just doesn't stand up
to the wear and tear like the metal styli I have.
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