Every
once in a while you see a product that makes you scratch your head and
say "how do they do that?"� The first thing you�ll do when you pick
up the STYLUS+ 4-way Multi-purpose pen is take it apart so you can figure
out how it magically decides which pen to use.
The STYLUS+ has four different types
of writing instruments that are selected based on how the STYLUS+ is held.�
The pen itself is mostly aluminum, with a black section that has ridges
for an easier grip; there is also some gold trim.
The STYLUS+
website has all kinds of options for what goes into the pen.�
Pick and choose four writing instruments from the following:
�
| Black ink |
Pink highlighter |
| Blue ink |
Orange stylus tip |
| Red ink |
Grey stylus tip (extra) |
| Orange highlighter |
Yellow stylus tip (extra) |
You can also get replacement erasers
and even a replacement cap in case you lose it.� All of the bases
covered as far as options go.
�
Usability
The STYLUS+ is very easy to use.�
The pen has four color-coded sides.� Hold the pen horizontally with
the color you want facing up, then click the pen for the desired instrument
to come out.� When you are done writing, press the black button on
the pocket clip to retract the pen.� The ink flows very smoothly and
does not smear.� The pencil is refilled like the Pilot
Pentopia 2+1 but does not have any problems with replacing the lead
or any of the ink refills.
The stylus comes in three colors
(orange/grey/yellow) and makes writing much easier on the Visor.�
The pen is weighted very nicely, and� I have found that handwriting
recognition increases because of the added weight and the better tip.�
I also like the fact that the STYLUS+ is as thick as normal pens.�
The highlighter is similar to a felt-tip pen, so it is better suited for
underlining.
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