Active Stylus Pen for Touch Screens, Digital Pencil Pen Fine Point Stylish Pencil Compatible with iPhone iPad Pro Air Mini Android and Other Tablets (White) E8910BJ

I love this pen and I would buy this again. I was looking at some other stylus pen but I decided to go with this one because it was a little cheaper, but it is worth spending the money on. I would say try this pen if you are new to stylus pens and its affordable too so its a win win in my book. it also I was worried that it may damage my computer but it is working smoothly.

I didn't want to set high expectations for this pen because it's such an affordable option - I figured it would be too good to be true, but worth the chance. Honestly, I'm very pleasantly surprised! This pen is what I'm using to write this review on my Samsung A7 Lite tablet. It took me a couple hours to get the hang of it. The pen needs to be picked up off the screen after each letter, but I'm used to writing half cursive / half regular, so it wasn't registering my hand writing at first. After some practice it registers my writing accurately! There is no set up to use it - just charge, press button, blue light turns on, the tablet registers the fine tip. Or keep it off and use the large tip whenever you'd like without needing a charge. It's the length of an average fountain pen, and almost weightless (which took a little getting used to as well) I like that this pen has a clip on it, similar to a fountain pen, so I can hang it on my tablet case when not in use. Use it to scroll the internet, use it to select touchscreen buttons if you aren't up for leaving fingerprints on your screen. This pen is not for those that are looking to use it for sketching on their tablet. It is great at registering handwriting, but not the smaller delicate lines in sketch work. Super happy I took a chance on this pen.

I buy a lot of styluses. I try to keep two at a time. They last me 6 months, max, because I use them so much that the coating on the tip wears down. I could buy expensive ones with replacement nibs, but from what I can tell, it wouldn't be cheaper in the long run. If you want something pressure sensitive, or that works with palm rejection, this isn't the stylus for you. Most of us don't need that, though, so we can save the cash. Personally, I want a fine point, and I like having the mesh on the end for when I don't need the fine point, or as a backup. The mesh lasts longer than the fine tips, too. I've got it down to two styles. I like this one because it's small and well balanced. The longer ones can be heavier at the back, which is a pain. I prefer not having a clip when I'm using the back end, because it irritates my fingers. For that, I settle for the longer ones. Being back-heavy isn't a problem in that case, although I also use the tip until it wears down. That doesn't have to be replaced often, since they all seem to use the same style cap. I can just switch them out. So that makes this my #1 stylus. If you don't need anything fancy, this is probably your best bet. It charges quickly, it lasts as long between charges as anything else I've had, and I don't think I've ever had the battery die before the tip did. It works like it says it does, and it's simple to use. Not much more I could ask for!

It’s amazing it doesn’t even need to be connected to Bluetooth it just works. But while you using it you accidentally shut it off because of the placement of the on and off button. It’s my only complaint.

I was looking for a more affordable option than the apple pencil to practice working on procreate with , and took a chance on this little device and it works great , if the apple pencil is better than this by much then it must be amazing because this device seems just as good. The only issue is you may lose the little cap that covers the Usb charging port if not careful because it does nt attach to the other side of the pen when you charge , so its more of a design issue than performance, and its not that big of a deal, if you remember where you placed it.