MEKO produces a range of high-quality consumer electronics and digital accessories, including universal stylus pens for touchscreens, and mechanical keyboards.
MEKO is a consumer electronics brand widely recognized for its versatile touchscreen accessories and computer peripherals. Their flagship products include high-precision universal stylus pens, such as the 3-in-1 and 2-in-1 disc styluses, which are compatible with a wide range of devices including iPads, iPhones, and Android tablets. By providing clear disc and dual-sized rubber tips, MEKO styluses cater to digital artists, students, and professionals needing precise touch control without screen scratching.
In addition to digital writing and drawing tools, MEKO manufactures specialized tech hardware like customizable mechanical keyboards (such as the Blink and Push series) equipped with hotswap capabilities and Bluetooth support. View our collection of MEKO user manuals, pairing instructions, and quick start guides below.
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For the disc tip, carefully pull out the old tip using your fingers or tweezers and insert the new one. For rubber or fiber tips, simply unscrew the old tip and firmly screw the replacement into place without the need for special tools.
On most MEKO keyboards, such as the Blink and Push models, you can press Fn + A to switch to Windows OS mode, or Fn + S to switch to Mac OS mode.
Set the switch on the bottom of the keyboard to the ON position. Press and hold Fn + Q, W, or E for 3 seconds until the corresponding key flashes continually to indicate pairing mode. Then, open your device's Bluetooth settings and select the MEKO keyboard to connect.
Yes, the MEKO Universal Styluses are universally compatible with most capacitive touchscreen devices, including Apple iPads, iPhones, Android smartphones, and tablets. If you are using an Active iPad-specific stylus, you may need to 'Forget' your Apple Pencil in your iPad's Bluetooth settings first.