Dagi stylus review - works VERY WELL with S10-3t

Question

For those of you interested, I got my Dagi stylus today ordered via ebay for $12 shipped.
It looks very nice, feels good in the hand and is lightweight.  The tip is thin and flexible and looks a bit fragile, but seems to be glued on pretty strong.
I tested this with regular touch points, drawing and writing.  It worked great for each.  The dot in the center of the tip makes for a very accurate touch point.  I calibrated the system using it and it was a little tough because some of the points are on the VERY edge of the screen.  The 2s10-3t has a gap between the screen plastic and the actual screen and the stylus actually slides underneath to hit the points.  After calibration, this isn't an issue.
So, it is way more accurate than the pogo and also less of a risk to scratch the screen.  It flows well so I can use cursive and fine for printing also.  I strongly recommend this to anyone looking for a stylus solution...it is so far the best I've seen.  This thing also works on the iPhone for those wanting dual-purpose.  I'll try to post a video of performance soon.
Dave

Answer 1

Hello,
Your description sounds very similar to what I have.  Mine did come in a box with DAGi on it, via eBay.
The shaft of the pen is light aluminum I think.  There is a section near the tip that is silver and to me feels like plastic.
The tip is a small flexible circle about 1/2 the diameter of a penny...maybe a little bigger than a pencil eraser.  It is VERY flexible and appears to be attached to the silver part of the pen with glue.
In the center of the plastic circle is a small red/orange dot.  This dot is the actual touch poing on the pen, nothing else.  I can tell you that I have NO trouble at all getting the pen to respond on my tablet.  I recommend keeping the entire surface in contact with the screen though to keep your movements consistent. 
If you aren't getting any sensitivity at all, perhaps it is a fake, or even broken.  My feeling is that the main shaft of the pen being metal sends signal down thru the silver part and onto the dot.  I couldn't begin to understand the science of this however.  My friend also ordered one of these for his iPhone and his came in a box.  His is black, mine came in a redish/purple  color.
I hope that helps you solve the mystery...
Dave