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Question: Should I remove the round plastic tip?
Document: The most helpful advice I got from reading the reviews is do not remove the round disc on the tip of the stylus. The stylus fit's in my hand like a pen. The only con to this stylus is that it doesn't have a clip (not a problem for me, I use the loop to hold pen/pencil and it fits secure).
Speaking of breaking points....so, yeah - I already ruined the original point that was on it because I didn't realize that the clear round disc that was on it was actually part OF the tip. I thought I had to remove it and then the tip would be flexible for writing and such. There are no directions anywhere that say "Please don't remove me because I am vital to the functioning of this item". It would be nice if there had been a heads up on that.
The way you put it away is you screw off the top half and turn it in upon itself, that was a nice touch considering the tip is very fragile. I've had this for a few weeks and the little clear plastic tip has collected a lot of dust/dirt from my iPad screen. I'm not sure how to clean it so I just use my nails to dig in the little crevices. It serves its purpose but I wish there was a way to remove the tip for cleaning.
There wer absolutely no instructions with this and I took the plastic tip off. The good thing was it came with a spare tip. But, IF there had been instructions OR a visual I would have known to leave the round hard plastic tip on...it works very well (when you leAve e tip on).
Nice pen, but my husband and I didn't have instructions to read to see how the pen worked. There is a round disk at the tip of the pen. We thought it was a cap that needed removing. After looking at the pictures online more closely, we realized that, in fact, the clear plastic disk needs to remain on in order for the pen to work.
This stylus came with no written information. Just the stylus and the tip replacement in a box. I had never used this product before and I did not understand the reasoning for  the plastic round disc and the end of the tip (protection for the tip?). I actually removed the plastic disc thinking that it was part of the packaging. As a consequence my first stylus is now unusable. This stylus did not workout for the particular touchscreen that I had in mind anyway.
It works ok, but if you can afford to get a pen like stylus without the clear round disc plastic tip that the Musemee has, don't get this, get what you want instead.
This is not a good product. The idea is good but it did not hold up. The pen has a round plastic disk on the bottom of it. It is very flimsy and broke off. now the pen does not work. UGH!
This is not at all what I expected.....some big round rubber tip that breaks off like a cheap toothpick...no wonder a spare comes with it. And does it work any better than my rubber tipped stylus? No, not really...just looks &#34;cool&#34;...save your money.
The plastic tip is great. You can see the middle of the stylus, which is great if you have tiny handwriting like me. It does roll around on the desk, so I wish it had a clip. The stylus works wonderfully though.
Answer: No! If you attempt to remove the plastic tip the whole thing will break and will need replacement tip, the plastic holds the small rubber piece inside from breaking sooner than it should