Sixth Digit Capacitive Touchscreen Finger Stylus Ring - Aid for Those with Limited Hand Function for Any Button Pressing Task: Keyboard, Touchscreens, Remotes (Silver)

It is what we expected but did not work for my husband who had ALS and his hands have limited flexibilityThese are small and he can't push hard enough for them to work for him. Would work well for someone with a bit more use of their hands.

My mother got me these because I'm paralyzed and can't move my fingers, I tried them and instantly knew they were useless. Could get them to stop rotating around my finger and you can't squeeze them to tight because it'll cut the circulation off in you pinky finger. Just the little bit I did use them I noticed that whatever the tip was made of it had already started to wear out pretty fast. So we went to return them and we couldn't so we paid for junk. So a mother tries to help out her paralyzed son and it turns out we couldn't return them or get her money back.

I am C4-6 quadriplegic. Using the six digit was hard for me because I have weak strength in my arms but I plan to use it more and more as I get stronger. Overall the stylus worked well when I was able to push it.

Good idea but ring won't stay tight on finger

My son uses these for his cell phone and tablet everyday, almost all day. They work great. They are small enough to turn in when he is not using them and he can turn them out himself when he wants to use them again. Thank you Handizap.

Have returned. The product was a great invention, but I have rheumatoid arthritis and because of that my hands are deformed so this product just didn’t work for me.

Worthless. They spin around your finger. At 2 for $30 I laughed at myself at how I got ripped off. Looks like something you would get out of a gumball machine. Don't waste your money.

Junk fall apart.