In a world of already saturated markets, there comes a mass market ploy of selling various different types of stylus to go with various different types of touchscreen phone. Anyone owning a Nintendo DS may be quite familiar with the functions of a stylus compared with using your fingers on a touchscreen, and I am familiar with this only through having difficulties with my latest phone. It took me a good few months to realise that my phone already came with a stylus, and by this point I had acquired a set of Sony Ericsson (SE) styluses (if that is, indeed, the plural!). Technically, these are designed to go with particular SE phones, but ultimately, if you have ...  Read the complete review

I never took a liking to these touch screen pens at first just because it's something else you have to keep with a device, until I got a Nintendo DS, it took a while to get use to this plastic pen but after a very short time I was moving around the DS like a pro. When I was out in curry's looking around at the gadgets I saw this pen titled "Sony Ericson ISP-80" I was intrigued because I had bought a Sony Ericsson Vivaz (it never came with a pen, I found that weird) but I wasn't going to use the pen anyway so it was no loss to me. I asked one of the staff if I could have a look at one and he took one out for me and showed me and I was ...  Read the complete review

I've had these stylus for a while and I actually find them very helpful, so thought I'd review! Although they're designed for the Sony Ericsson, I have used this both with Nintendo DS and other touch screen phones. They are a good size which means when trying to select something it is clear what you are clicking on and therefore the correct thing is always selected. They are a good length in that they are short enough to have control over them, but long enough to hold comfortably and use. The shape of the tip is something I particularly like - it is shaped in such way that it is always very accurate and easy to use. Also, it does not ...  Read the complete review