I think we were to get a Stylus review from Skritter team.. where is that ?

In the mean time can users tell what is the best stylus for one-two hours skritter sessions. Which one is fastest and easier on the hands?

This is the one I'm using, I'm pretty much in love with it. It's both precise and smooth, and also quite long so it's comfortable for your hand.

http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-Generation-Motorola-Blackberry-K39304US/dp/B004BSF1I8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1344234925&sr=1-1&keywords=kensington+stylus+ipad

The Verge did a really well detailed review of all the best styluses and compared them, which is where I found the Kensington one.

http://www.theverge.com/2012/4/10/2925937/best-stylus-ipad-review

We've got the styluses and are planning the review for our August newsletter, which will be on the 15th.

If only there were a stylus with a pointier edge (of course still rubbery, but think slightly moveable metal support inside a pointy rubber exterior). I sooooo dislike how every stylus around is a flattish sphere.

The Jot Pro is the closest thing to what you're saying, might want to check it out.

http://adonit.net/product/jot-pro/

+1 for the jot pro, I've got one and it's great

I'm using a Griffin and it works perfectly. I really wanted to buy a Wacom simply because I love my Wacom pad (which I haven't used since the app came out!) but it was double the price and I couldn't justify buying it.

just bought a wacom intuos 5 tablet with pen and its like writing in heaven! double the fun.

I bought a Hama Soft Touch for less than 10€.

So far it works perfect, no visible abrasion after 2 months usage, nothing. Even fell down twice and it's is still like on the first day :)

Only thing I have to mention is, like other people said earlier, you have to press the stylus a bit harder than I expected, for the ipad to notice. Don't think it's the Hama but more some general issue when using stylus on the tablet.