Welcome to Nerdstalker. This is Adolfo Faranda here with the review of the big tech stylist 2-in-1 pen. So here I am opening the pen that comes in this nifty little case or whatever this thing is packaging. Right? There's the back of the pen describing what this thing's all about. I wait stylist for capacitive touchscreen devices including tablets and smartphones and here I am ripping this thing open. It comes in multiple different colors. This one seems to be like a blue type of color. You'll see inside there's like a coiled metallic spring in there which I believe is at the capacitive field. There's also this is to make an actual working functioning pen where you can actually write on paper and it works like a like a good old solid big pen. Right? So here I am opening it up just to show you what's inside what this thing's taking. So you know your typical pen cartridge type of thing from BIC and so here I am closing up the pen again. Easy to close like your typical big pen. Here's the stylist portion, little rubber nub thing, the clip. May or may not get in your way depending on. I found it to be no problem for me. And yeah. So now I'm going to use the stylist on my iPad one. I'm going to use the button, the on-screen keyboard, all kinds of stuff, this slider here. As you can see everything is I was surprised how responsive the stylus is. I've had a pretty bad luck with these type of styluses in the past. This thing is ridiculous responsive. So here's a Piano application and although you don't you see all the shadows here although you don't hear the audio right now. It is you can see how responsive it truly is all the keys being pressed exactly. So the top part there or the pen part there is the non-capacitive part. So you'll notice it doesn't respond but it real respond when you are using the blue portion, the colored portion of the pen. And that's the way it's designed to function. So I'm kind of nifty how they got that working like that. And optimal user experience there. So I'm opening an application, a kid's drawing and painting application just to show with the blank canvas things like a painting drawing this spray paint option, multiple colors, paintbrushes, that kind of thing and how I would work with this, perhaps a note taking application. So yeah, there's my test, sorry for my handwriting. So selecting different types of brushes, spray can, pencil, crayon, colors, slider, example, incredibly responsive as I said. Very lightweight. So here I am an example of taking notes here. Very responsive as you can see. So I imagine using this with like an ever-node or some sort of meeting application. Right now I'm just showing an example of how to switch to the select different type of like spray can, paintbrush, pencil options. As you can see how incredibly responsive this thing is quite good. Slider options, switching applications, here's an Adobe application, not the most responsive application for kind of loading up. I believe it's a PDF type of thing. And so right here I'm just showing example of like slider and transitioning between articles and pages and scrolling. Now this PDF tends to load like... So yeah, here I am scrolling again. The stuff's loading some other weird stuff in the background. So there's a little bit of lag there. See iPad. Here's a good example of just some solid scrolling. So you can see it's made to go page by page. So and the stylus works perfectly. If I haven't mentioned it's incredibly light. So you really don't notice it all that much in your hands at all. So I could see myself using this for long periods of time. Again, closing applications, opening applications. Here I'm going to do a Google search. So swiping between pages, very responsive. Just to demonstrate the on-screen keyboard. Yeah, so as you can see the keyboard comes up we're doing our search for a BIC. Typing works fine, buttons respond, screen keyboard works perfect, as expected. Close the application. I'm going to show you the capacitive spring inside. You see this little coil piece of metal there. That's what gives it the capacitive effect on the pen. The pen, nice side activator for just the pen itself there. Instead of on the top of the pen of course, which was served for the stylus. So all in all, if we give it a nerd-stocker thumbs up and do recommend that you give it a go. The BIC stylus 2 and 1 pen. Thanks for watching this nerd-stocker review.