Kensington Virtuoso K39305US Touch Screen Stylus and Pen Silver

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The new iPad (3rd Generation) and iPad 2 compatible
Create, annotate and capture your ideas on iPad with a smooth touch tip
Functions as both an iPad stylus and a ballpoint pen
Comfort grip is sof

Bring the creativity and accuracy of freehand to your iPad with the Virtuoso Touch Screen Stylus and Pen. When combined with Apps such as SketchBook, iAnnotate and Penultimate, Virtuoso allows you to create, annotate and capture your ideas with a smooth touch tip. And the built-in ballpoint pen also offers a comfortable grip.

Soft tip Silicon soft tip glides smoothly across the iPad screen and provides more accuracy than a sponge tip while not scratching your screen. And the comfort grip barrel is soft and durable for everyday use.
Double function You can not only create, annotate and capture your ideas on iPad with the Virtuoso K39305US, but also make traditional note-taking by uncapping it.

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General

Brand: Kensington

Series: Virtuoso

Model: K39305US

Type: Stylus

Color: Silver

Feature

iPad Compatible: Yes

Features: Create, annotate and capture your ideas on iPad with a smooth touch tip

Functions as both an iPad stylus and a ballpoint pen

Comfort grip is soft and durable

Soft tip glides smoothly across the iPad screen

Navigate with far greater accuracy

* Parker ball pen refill

Spec

Compatibility: The new iPad (3rd Generation) and iPad 2 compatible

Specifications: Ink cartridge: Black ink with fine tip

Stylus: Capacitive tip

Material: Silicon

Manufacturer Warranty

Parts: Lifetime limited

Labor: Lifetime limited

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Warranty

Limited Warranty period (parts): Lifetime
Limited Warranty period (labor): Lifetime

Manufacturer Contact Info

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Website: http://www.kensington.com/kensington/us/us/home.aspx|
Support Phone: 1-800-535-4242
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Mike C. 6/2/2011 11:27:09 AM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 1/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 4/5 Pros: Quality build (for the most part). Solid feel. Sharp aesthetics. This thing looks pretty cool. The pen writes alright. It's a basic Parker ballpoint on the inside, so don't expect anything spectacular but it gets the job done. Stylus works great with Swype keyboard on Android, which confuses me because scrolling isn't all that accurate. Cons: I guess capacitive touch screen styluses (is that how it's written in plural?) still have a bit of a way to go when it comes to precision. The stylus is a little less accurate than my fingertip. Scrolling sometimes ends with a dialog box or link being clicked when I really didn't want it to. The hollow rubberish stylus tip also seems like it might not last and will eventually crack with extended use, but that remains to be seen. Also, the cap does not fit over the stylus end, so when writing you have the potential to lose the cap. Other Thoughts: If you're looking for a stylus/pen combo, you don't have too many choices, but this one seems alright. I've tried it on a Droid X, a Nexus S 4G and a Xoom and everything seems ok except for scrolling which is a bit touchy and, like I said, winds up opening links or clicking stuff I was trying to scroll past. Without the scrolling issue it would've gotten 5 "eggs". Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Mike C.
6/2/2011 11:27:09 AM
Tech Level: 4/5
Ownership: 1/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 4/5

Pros: Quality build (for the most part). Solid feel. Sharp aesthetics. This thing looks pretty cool. The pen writes alright. It's a basic Parker ballpoint on the inside, so don't expect anything spectacular but it gets the job done. Stylus works great with Swype keyboard on Android, which confuses me because scrolling isn't all that accurate.

Cons: I guess capacitive touch screen styluses (is that how it's written in plural?) still have a bit of a way to go when it comes to precision. The stylus is a little less accurate than my fingertip. Scrolling sometimes ends with a dialog box or link being clicked when I really didn't want it to. The hollow rubberish stylus tip also seems like it might not last and will eventually crack with extended use, but that remains to be seen. Also, the cap does not fit over the stylus end, so when writing you have the potential to lose the cap.

Other Thoughts: If you're looking for a stylus/pen combo, you don't have too many choices, but this one seems alright. I've tried it on a Droid X, a Nexus S 4G and a Xoom and everything seems ok except for scrolling which is a bit touchy and, like I said, winds up opening links or clicking stuff I was trying to scroll past. Without the scrolling issue it would've gotten 5 "eggs".

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