Does anybody remember the overhyped $200 HDMI cables and how hard marketing was trying to prove that you'd be better off with one of those vs. the two-dollar alternative that performed exactly the same? I believe they're gone or nobody buys them any more. The same should be the fate of $20 or $30 (so-called) quality tablet styluses. These 'cheap' ones work perfectly - as good as a $15-dollar stylus we have - on our Fire, XOOM and one other generic tablet but not so well on HP's TouchPad.POSITIVES- Honest pricing. Paying $15-30 for ONE brand name stylus that performs almost exactly the same? Seriously? Convince my why I should.- Light, and that's a good thing.- Come in bundles. I like getting 5 at a time because I tend to misplace my pens and pencils.- Perform well on a tablet. Excellent for tapping, double-tapping, drawing and dragging things around the screen.- Durable. I had 2 similar 3-packs, probably made in the same factory. Half are gone (lost or stepped on) but the remaining 3 are as good today as they were a few months ago.NEGATIVES - only one or maybe half a negative: if your hands are very large they may seem a little too short. My 8 yr. old finds them perfect and I can use them too but they'd be better if they were an at least half an inch longer.I'm trying to think of a reason not to award this product five stars and I can't think of one because I really 'love' it.