Awesome reviews. Exactly what i was looking for.
I'm definitely buying the Kuel! Thanks

Nice little review, I've had the pleasure (or not in some cases) of owning most of these styli and although many of them use the rubber tips the weight of the holder/handle really affect the way they respond on the screen. Also I found that if a screen protector is used they can affect the stroke by creating too much friction.
Looking forward to getting the Wacom thou (when available) and seeing how they respond.

Very helpfull, I didn't buy a stylus yet so far but wil have a look at the Wacom when it comes out.

Whilst I appreciate the review, I seem to be in a minority in thinking that was terrible video production. It was put together in a style reminiscent of a teenage YouTube post rather than a professional review from a respected blog.

In particular, I would have found it more useful if the reviewer had tested each stylus on the same page in the app, i.e. Draw the face once with each stylus on the same page so that we could compare the brush stroke of each stylus on one page and see them all at the same time.

I was also surprised that there was no mention of using the O stylus, which has a metal contact area, on the iPad screen and whether there was any risk of scratching the screen.

However, there may be more info on the website so I'll have a look there. Sorry if this sounds a bit harsh but I was totally unprepared for that seemingly rushed and chopped-up video.

I agree with ICT Tower on this, but nonetheless, the post was still helpful (I found it searching for more info on iPad Stylus ;))

I'm getting a bit concerned by the amount of money I'm spending on top of the initial purchase price, it's like add-on after add-on these days with a lot of the functionality you could expet would be included in the original package (including the stylus)...

I've just finished reading the review article itself and found it useful, though more so for people who haven't bought a stylus yet. My sister is awaiting her iPad, after playing with mine and producing her first sketch in Procreate in less than 10 mins, glad I got that after reading about it here! I shall forward this to her.

Personally, I bought the Boxwave stylus which appears to be identical to the Griffin stylus reviewed here. It has a lot of good reviews on Amazon and I'm very happy with it.

I'm a little surprised at the reviewer's recommendation of the Pogo styli as I've only ever read poor reviews of them, not only from consumers but some app creators as well. The foam tip seems to be the main cause of their disatisfaction, the friction, the poor accuracy and even it coming off and leaving exposed metal which scratched a screen. However, I think it really is a matter of personal taste, shame you can't always try them out beforehand.