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[dhewson777]

I order my styluses on amazon.com. Something like $1.50 a 3-pack shipped from Hong Kong. I didn't notice anything about capacitive or resistive but they work fine. I'd post a link but I don't think they allow me to do that but do a search.

I got cheap stylus' like that from eBay, they work, but they don't last. The rubber tips start to wear out after a few weeks. The ones I got started leaving a trail on my iPad's screen. Paid about $20 for a store bought one, been using it ever since. 6 months plus so far.

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[LefseQueen]

I got cheap stylus' like that from eBay, they work, but they don't last. The rubber tips start to wear out after a few weeks. The ones I got started leaving a trail on my iPad's screen. Paid about $20 for a store bought one, been using it ever since. 6 months plus so far.

Do you remember where you purchased your stylus? I want a good quality stylus that will last me a good long time. I use a screen protector; will that hinder using a stylus?

[dhewson777]

Do you remember where you purchased your stylus? I want a good quality stylus that will last me a good long time. I use a screen protector; will that hinder using a stylus?

My stylus was bought in a store. I'm sure someone can recommend a quality stylus available widely online for you. They should work with a screen protector, particularly a good one. Some cheaper screen protectors may have a surface that causes extra friction (not a smooth as the screen itself) which just may reduce the smoothness of the overall usage.