PicoPad Wallet Notes With Mini Pen, Credit Card-Sized, Pink (PP01-Stripes)

I can't figure out how to contact the manufacturer but I need a new pen. The pen did not work on arrival. There is no cap so I don't know how they would expect it to...?

I am disappointed. I really just want a short pen for my wallet and believe it or not I can not find it. I saw this on amazon and it had good reviews and seemed to be exactly what I needed including a note pad! biggest waste of $4.00. It is JUST the inside of a pen with post-it notes. I could have unscrewed an old pen and put the ink part in my wallet and not wasted money. So Don't buy this, do that. And now I am off to staples to try and find a short pen.

I was disappointed that the cover was paper, but it does make it light. Nice that it can be refilled. Perfect fit for pocket or purse.

I wish it was refillable

I like this little pen, and the pad of paper is handy, but the packaging is kinda bright and ugly. If I'm going to carry this in my 9-inch crocodile-skin wallet on a chain right next the sheathed Bowie Knife, I'm going to need some color other than pink. Until the manufacturer improves the color, my only acceptable alternative is to make a notepad from the hide of a rattlesnake, threading the miniature pen through the eye sockets.

It sounded like such a great idea but the pencil is too small to hold easily and I didn't find it as convenient to have such a small note pad in my wallet as I thought. I gave several as gifts and nobody seemed very excited about them. I think keeping a little larger spiral note pad is still better for me.

Obviously this is not something one uses often. The idea is to have the ability to make an immediate note. They came in a set of three. The first one was OK but in the several months it took to use it up, the pens for the second and third had (presumably) dried up and no longer worked. Or it may be that they were defective. In any event they were not usable.

This is a great little tool for your wallet. I have, since my youth, cut sheets of paper and made small pads to keep a track of notes and tasks. Since the event of the Palm Pilot and Blackberries, I moved my task tracking to the digital world, but I never felt the satisfaction of striking through to mark a task complete. In the last year I have moved back to pen & paper as I found that I review and complete tasks more efficiently. I have been using the Moleskines Volant XS Moleskine Volant Notebook Ruled, Black Xsmall: Set of 2 which fit perfectly in my Blackberry case, but PicoPad is awesome as it includes a pen and pad, and leaves, virtually, no foot print in your wallet. The pen will take a little getting used to, but IT WORKS! I also carry a Victorinox Swiss Card Multi-tool Victorinox Swiss Army Swiss Card, Translucent Ruby in my wallet [ Boy, this is getting more nerdy and geeky than I would like to! ;o) ], which includes a pen, but it does not work as well. The paper fins on the PicoPad pen provide a lot more stability. Only suggestion I have for the manufacturer is to provide an option with quadrille paper so that its possible to write vertically or horizontally.