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Question: I have a new Kindle Fire HD 7" and question whether the stylus is quickly responsive when using it on the keyboard.  Is it problematic or non-usable?
Document: AmazonBasics Stylus for Touchscreen Devices Including Kindle Fire, Apple iPad 2, the New iPad, Motorola Xoom, Samsung Galaxy Tab, BlackBerry PlayBookThis stylus worked great on a variety of devices i.e. Kindle Fire, Ipod Touch and Ipad 3. Was as responsive as my finger without using a lot of pressure on the keyboard or all of the standard touch swipes. Have not tried to draw or write with it yet but don't expect any problems. Well made and comfortable to handle.
[[ASIN:B004GCJEZU AmazonBasics Stylus for Touchscreen Devices Including Kindle Fire HD 8.9-Inch, Kindle Fire HD 7-Inch, Kindle Fire, Apple iPad 2, the New iPad, Motorola Xoom, Samsung Galaxy Tab, BlackBerry PlayBook]I do not like the small blk stylus because it does not clip onto kindle fire hd. Afraid I will lose.-
I use this all the time with my Kindle Fire HD. Prior to purchasing it, I wondered whether it would be too small in my hand. It's the perfect size. It is very handy when playing games like &#34;Words with Friends&#34; (much easier than using my fingers) and other games, and is very nimble for closing tabs on the web and for very accurate typing. If you buy this, I recommend also getting a cover that includes a holder for a stylus.
I won my Kindle Fire in a drawing at work. It was a great Christmas present, as I was considering buying one. I was having a lot of trouble using the keyboard, which was frustrating. So I set out to find a stylus and this one is great. Now my Kindle Fire goes everywhere and it makes taking my college class so much easier. In addition, it arrived so quickly, it was awesome!
I just bought the Kindle Fire HD and got this stylus to use with it. I haven't had any experience with others but this does exactly what it is supposed to do. I find I can tap out words on the virtual keyboard much faster than using my fingers.
Good length, responsive.Cons: Foam tip seems like it could wear out too quickly. Too light.Just Mobile AluPen Stylus, BlackLength: 4.7 inchesPros: Multiple color choices. Responsive rubber tip. Durable aluminum shaft.Cons: Really thick and heavy, like those crayons toddlers use.SGP Stylus Pen Kuel H10 Series [Black]Length: 3 extendable to just over 4 inchesPros:  Smaller yet responsive silicone tip. Three color choices. This was my second choice.
I was having some trouble navigating my new Kindle Fire, especially using the keyboard, as my chubby little fingers always seemed to hit the wrong key or tap past the intended button. I decided I needed to try a stylus, and after looking at the reviews, picked this one. What a difference! I can now tap out an e-mail in 1/4 the time, and navigate even the smallest buttons on web pages and games.
Bought the AmazonBasics Executive Stylus and the amPen (TM) New Hybrid Stylus at the same time to try with our Nexus 7 and Microsoft Surface RT touch screen tablets. The AB Executive Stylus was a disappointment. Glad I bought them together for comparison. The amPen New Hybrid Stylus works so much better. Both tablets respond quickly and accurately to the amPen unlike with the AmizonBasics Stylus. The AmazonBasics Stylus is much lighter and sleeker in design but unfortunately feels and kind of looks cheap and it's more expensive.
I have been using a stylus for two years. I have tried a bunch of them mostly the cheaper versions. I received a new Kindle HD Fire for Christmas and found it was necessary to use a good stylus. I invested in the Amazon Basics because of previous reviews and extensive research on the best one. There reviews were correct. The money was well spent and the product is terrific.
As I have said of another stylus for which this is a backup for my Fire HD, I can't speak to the question of how long it will do so, but to this date the stylus does what it is supposed to do. As far as its efficacy is concerned, a stylus is certainly better than using my finger. The latter often doesn't stimulate proper response in addition to being a nice source of oils and other debris  on the viewing surface.
Answer: It's working great for me. I type much faster and more accurately while using it. Very responsive, even using a screen protector.