OK, so we’ve already established that part of the urban male ensemble can include a whole passel of personal electronics. It all started with the touchscreen smartphone, and has now blossomed into a thriving industry where the capacitive screen is king. Because of this, we spend a lot of time poking at these sheets of glass with all those pretty colors twinkling away just beneath it. However, for a premium poking experience, I introduce to you the Sensu Brush & Stylus.
Though the Sensu works great with your average touchscreen smartphone as a way to limit the amount of smudges and greasy paw prints you have to endure in a day, it works even better on a larger screen like the kind you’d find on a tablet. Whether you are playing Angry Birds or are sitting down for a half hour of art therapy after woofing down a pastrami sandwich during your lunch break, the Sensu is up for the task. Here’s why:
Firstly, it is a simple and rarefied thing of beauty. It’s nicely weighted and well-balanced chrome body fits nicely and naturally into the hand when it’s being used as a stylus. Secondly, when it’s being used as a brush, the perfectly placed rubberized no-slip grip is quite comfortable, with the cylindrical belly and rounded tip of the tuft becoming a natural extension of your hand.
What’s not included:
- creativity
- a tablet
- an app that helps set your creativity free in a digital format
If you spend a lot of time using a tablet, or if you happen to be the creative sort with aspirations of digital Picasso-ism, this dual-purpose input device should be right up your alley. If you want to get ahold of what TheVerge.com calls “The definitive paintbrush for iPad,” you can do so by clicking here. Happy poking, scrolling, and painting!
Full disclosure: This item was provided at no cost for the purpose of testing/reviewing. To think otherwise would be silly.
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