Pogo Sketch

"While using the Pogo Sketch I noticed it required very little effort to use. You do have to make full and direct contact, not just brush across it, however it is not something that requires great effort and it shouldn't slow you down or become a hassle. The Pogo Sketch is very light weight and you can't feel anything in your hand as you use it so it is very non intrusive."

ModMyi, November 2009

"Using the iPhone with the Pogo Sketch is pretty much the same as using it with your finger. Pointing with the Sketch can be somewhat more finicky—I found myself having to double-tap from time to time, and accuracy isn’t as good as it usually is with a fingertip. Using the iPhone with gloves on, however, is actually possible with the Sketch."

ATPM, May 2009

"Overall, if you’re in need of a stylus for your iPhone 3G or iPod touch, we’d sooner recommend the prior Pogo Stylus, as the newer version’s added size, shirt clip, and less precise top didn’t add anything we’d consider to be more worthy of the $15 asking price. That having been said, if you’re really concerned about shirt-pocketing the stylus and prefer a clip system that’s device-agnostic, Pogo Sketch isn’t bad; we’d just expect more from a pen-styled tool."

iLounge, February 2009

"Using a stylus on the iPhone is a joy, and I found it much more liberating than I expected. If you've ever felt like your fingers got in the way of some of the work you do on your iPhone, this is an elegant solution. Input lag was more pronounced with the stylus, however, since you tend to move it more quickly than your digits."

Ars Technica, February 2009