Review: Watch out for that pen!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2014
I love the weighted end to this.  It is really nice to hold and makes it a lot less likely that I would make a mistake like writing in pen on the screen of my kindle Fire.I am not any more accurate at picking out keys while texting or playing games with this stylus than I am with my own fingers.  Obviously, I still need practice.  Or lessons.  Maybe that was covered in the How To Text lessons that I cut.However, I knew the Moshi stylus/pen was dangerous the instant I saw it.  Even on one of my best days, I am too absentminded to walk around with a pen in my hand, let alone one that is also a stylus.  I am equally as likely to try to use the soft edge as a pen on paper as I am to use the pen as a stylus on my kindle.  I am that kind of walking disaster area.However, the most salient reason I don't use this as a pen has to do with my ink use.  I generally go through aVision Elite Stick Roller Ball Pens, Bold Point, Black Ink, Set of 12every four or six weeks.  (I like a better price than that.)  While the D1 refills may be relatively inexpensive, they are still D1, not rollerball or medium tip.  (Some of the D1s I found on this site have terrible reviews.) This all helps me remember not to use the pen, especially since the standard D1 pen feels like it is chicken scratching.One of the selling points to this seems to be that you won't have to carry two writing devices.  LOL.  I never leave home with less than 10 and sometimes a Sharpie to correct grammar on signs.  Ink just gets covered up too easily.