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Terfex.com - EXECUTIVE STYLE 4-in-1 Pen - Laser Pointer - LED Flashlight - PDA Stylus
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List Price: $29.99
Our Price: $3.00
Your Save: $ 26.99 ( 90% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Instapark
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Average Customer Rating:   
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Binding: Office Product
Brand: Instapark
Color: silver
EAN: 0615564000016
Feature: 4 in1 red laser pointer, PDA stylus pen, white LED light, black ball pen
Label: Instapark
Manufacturer: Instapark
Model: 4in1 PDA
Publisher: Instapark
Studio: Instapark
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Features
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4 in1 red laser pointer, PDA stylus pen, white LED light, black ball pen
Press button for red laser beam or LED light
Twist barrel for PDA stylus or ball pen
Powered by 3 x LR41 button cell battery included + 3 extra LR41 battery (Total of 6 batteries!!!)
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Editorial Reviews:
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100% Brand new 4 in1 red laser pointer, PDA stylus pen, white LED light, black ball pen. Best suitable kit for professors, teachers, doctors, student presentation and etc. Press button for red laser beam or LED light and twist barrel for PDA stylus or ball pen. Red laser with 650nm wavelength. Max Output power: <5mW
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Very Cool Laser, Pen, Light, & Stylus - Recommended!
Comment: The "Executive Style 4-in-1 Pen" is a very cool gadget Pen that also holds a bright LED light, red laser pointer, and PDA Stylus.
The Pen ships in a nice foam padded presentation case and comes with 3 batteries pre installed (so it works out of the box), and 3 replacement batteries in the box.
Both the laser and LED light are very bright and work well.
The Pen end twists to produce the pen or the stylus tip (very clever).
I bought several of these to give as gifts to my wife and kids since they use the stylus for their DS game system and the laser to play with our cats. They were a big hit!
This is a well made and fairly inexpensive gadget that has brought much enjoyment. Recommended!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great idea still in search of a solution
Comment: I like the idea of this pen: ink, stylus, light and lazer pointer. Too bad this particular item doesn't fill the bill. To begin, the pen is too long, about an inch too long. Because it is heavier than most pens, and because that weight is distributed unevenly (toward the top) the thing is awkard to hold. Terrible balance. Making things worse, the finish is very smooth, so the pen tends to slip around in your hand. The stylus is great, but it requires both hands to switch from the stylus to the pen (requires twisting or rotating the two ends in opposite directions). Finally, the ink pen glides over the paper like the tip of an X-acto knife. So, poor balance, clumbsy mechanics and mediocre performance. Strike three. Find something else.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Cool little gadget
Comment: I carry this around and use it for my job, which is nice to just be writing notes then use the laser pointer to point to an object that is being discussed and go right back to righting without digging around for a pen and then going back to a laser pointer and so on, or trying to ballance petween holding a folder, papers, a pen and a laser pointer. It has held up after falling off a roof and still works like new. Not sure yet about changing the ink cartridge, but for making quick notes while working it seems to do a really good job.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Cool device
Comment: I really like this product. Would like it better if the pen was a rollerball!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Poor Quality Construction Pervades This 4-in-1 Pen
Comment: Unfortunately, I find this pen to suffer from poor quality construction. The laser pointer and LED light components of the pen seem to work well--the other end is the problem. The ballpoint pen writes poorly. The ink does not roll out smoothly. Of course the pen-insert can be replaced, but it's really not worth replacing. The greater problem with this 4-in-1 device is that the twisting mechanism that allows you to select between pen and stylus is loose--it's poorly and imprecisely machined--so the extruted tip doesn't stay out when you apply pressure to it (i.e. when you try to write). You can feel the intended catch when you twist the barrel, however the it doesn't actually catch. Not adequately anyway. Point is, you get what you pay for, and I recommend you look elsewhere.
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