does the pen come through the rubber
1399291
Yes, the pen point comes through the rubber, and works pretty much the same as any retractible ball-point pen. It doesn't take a *lot* of pressure, so you may very rarely find yourself touching your phone or tablet with the pen point, but this won't happen often if you're holding it the same as you would a pen for writing. Also, I find the rubber is a tiny bit stiff when using a pen for the first time, but it will soften with a few minutes of use.
1399292
Yes if you click on it the ink part comes through. Not good if you don't look first to make sure it's only the rubber. I've never had a problem with it though. I guess I never use it as a pen.
1399293
Yes, their is a hole made in the center,, very happy with them, don't think I would use them to write a letter but great for notes etc,,,
1399294
Yes, there is a hole in the tip. This thing works great. Pen quality is just so-so but great for meeting notes.
2181208
No, I can remove the pen fine. The opening they have is adequate and doesn't restrict access to the s-pen.
80163
No it doesn't. You need to order that separately. The description for this pen needs to be changed to make that clear.
1104650
Nope, works pretty well. Doesn't cause any drag on the pen across the screen either.
1164051
No it doesn't. I bought mine thinking it would but it cannot be linked as the Pen 3 does not have the built in connector.
1039740
No, it twists at the top to hide the pen. Pen works great. I don't notice it at all when using the stylus
517053
It has a rubber, or rubber-like tip, so yes it drags. However, I do not find the drag to be excessive. I imagine that the level of drag is at least somewhat dependent upon how much pressure is applied to the stylus. I know this really does not help you much. These stylus' are inexpensive, so I suggest trying them. If it works for you, then purchase more. If you lived next door to me, I would just give you one to try.
1635940
yes It does..Errr, at leat it was supposed to. I bought me an used pen and unfortunately the little magnetic piece detached from the pen, I think it was already broken.
1413142
Hmmm... interesting question! It looks to me as though it isn't intended to be removed. I haven't attempted to remove it. I think it is just part of the pen. That's my opinion on the matter.
516534
No. It is a nice pen. Some difficulty with zippers but would buy again. It is convenient and nice looking
45610
The pen is made of a plastic tube. You control the flow by squeezing. No squeezing, no flow.
294562
Yes. The clear friction ball at the end of the pen is what is used to rub on the ink to make it erase by friction.
2145205
no because it only functions with the pen tip and where you move that on the pad hope that helps?
426347
No it doesn't. As soon as the pen tip is near the work space, the pen is the priority so touching the pad when the pen tip is near the pad won't do anything.
846269
No idea. I doubt it. My son gave me a stylus that he had gotten as a promotion, and the rubber tip just wore through and had to be thrown away. If you find out differently, I'd like to know.
630033
No the pen is attached to the doodler & slides into a pen holder compartment.Believe it or not....my one year old granddaughter loves it.
1233878
I don't know, but the pen is a piece of junk. The retract button stuck after the third or fourth click. Apparently it has happened to many other users as well. I sent it back for a refund. If your thinking of getting one, don't. If you already made the leap, then good luck!