Active Stylus Digital Pen with Ultra Fine Tip Stylus for iPad iPhone

I had bought this because I needed a stylus for my Samsung galaxy tablet A6 which I recently bought. Before I decided to purchase this I asked the seller a question, I asked if this stylus works with my Samsung galaxy tablet A6. The answer was yes. So I took a risk in purchasing. I am amazed how punctual the seller is in delivery. Extremely fast shipping. Unboxing the pen was very exciting. You are given a usb cord for charging, a felt bag for storing your pen. The pen itself is beautiful. I have a Apple Pencil and upon comparing the two. The Apple Pencil is heavier in weight then this pen. This pen is lighter. However the Apple Pencil does not have a on/off switch. This pen has a on and off button. So battery use can be controlled. I like there is a mesh tip on the end to use if you have no power to your pen. You can use the mesh part to draw broad lines. And use pen tip for fine lines. Using it on my tablet there is a lag on the touchscreen, because I have a tempered glass screen protector on my tablet. I bet if I didn’t have one it would respond better. Overall, the Apple Pencil cost $99.99 for it. This pen is a great alternative if you don’t want to shell out 100 dollars. It’s only cost 26. Not bad of an investment. Yet I can use this on various tablets. Which is a win win, not so much with Apple Pencil. Apple Pencil is only used on compatible Apple products. However I have been refunded, because there was lag on the pen, the pen didn’t draw smooth in my Samsung tablet.

Was looking at apple pencils as been wanted to use the Google photos magic erasure feature. Then I spotted this! I did ask if it would work with my phone and was told it would. Later i tried writing my name on an apple photo i was editing and yes it allowed me tomscribble text. It is rechargeable and did not need pairing! While no bells and whistes like the $129 new pencil but for me does all i would want at $100 cheaper.

I'm new to digital art, I wasn't even really sure what kind of stylus I should be using when I ordered this. I think for a beginner pen its great, I also don't have much to compare it to. I could see why some advanced artists wouldn't love it for drawing, my only complaint would be that it doesn't seem to always start the line where you intended it to go, could be user error I suppose. If your looking for a smooth stylus for writing, game play or you're new to digital art I think its a good choice for the price! Love that it comes with replacent magnetic tips too.

I bought this pen waaaay back in 2019. Not even sure which device I bought it for. Eventually, I didn't need to us it and it went in a drawer. Now, six years later, I pulled it back out to see if it would work on my new Samsung Galaxy Fold 7 - and it does. When my new Fold 7 arrived, I did not realize that Samsung did away with their Galaxy pen (stylus) for their new Fold. Stupidest decision made by Samsung, but it is what it is. I bought the Note 5 when it came out and stayed with the Notes up to, and including, Note 10. Then the new Galaxy S22+. I love using a pen/stylus - even with my iPad. When it comes to the Fold 7, yes, the soft point stylus' work just fine, but I want something more precise. Not the big fat soft-point. So through my desk drawers I went, pulling out all stylus'/pens I have ever purchase. No fine points were working, only soft points. I charged this one up and, despite being six years old, it charged and it holding that charge. And the fine point works on my Fold 7. I couldn't be happier. Ordering a new one now. I always have additional pens - just in case. So, if you bought the Fold 7, want a fine-point stylus, I can confirm the six-year old version works. And I'll find out shortly if the new one does, which is probably should.

This is a cool little gadget to have, especially for those who love hand-written notes, drawing and design on an electronic device. When I first got the product, the design of the stylus impressed me. It was light and comfortable to write with, and the modern look was just "the cherry on top." As a college student, I used this product mostly on my iPad and Surface Pro to take notes in class. I have tried the Apple Pencil and the Surface Pen before, and neither worked well for me because of their large pen tips. However, this one has a thin tip and a smooth round end, which allows me to write in a regular font like an ordinary pen without worrying about scratching the screen. I tried to use this stylus on my iPhone, and the test proved my point one step further. I have owned this product for about a week now and used it for 2-3 hours daily without charging, and there is no sign that this product is going to break like some other cheap gadget I bought on eBay. I would highly recommend this product if you are looking for a light and easy-to-use stylus with long-lasting battery life. It works better than the styluses that are produced by some big companies like Apple and Microsoft but are A LOT cheaper. An easy 5-star review for sure.

When this does work it does seem to mostly work with all the devices I tested it on which were: -Fire 10 HD Tablet -Fire 8 Tablet -Asus ZenBook Flip -Moto G Stylus The word mostly is the key. I bought this specifically for my Fire tablets as I already had stylus' for my ZenBook laptop and Moto phone. The biggest issue when it does decide to work is accuracy and continuous flow. Often the stroke isn't anywhere near where I actually want it, this is especially noticeable with detailed work. It also likes to behave as if the pen is being lifted. So you get interrupted pen strokes randomly or even just dots all over your work area. I have not found a reason for it even after adjusting the angle of the pen as one reviewer suggested. It also likes to randomly turn off my device if I am too close to the edge because it interferes with my auto off case. My last issue is that I do worry the metal nib of the pen tip will scratch my screen, although it hasn't yet and I have been using it pretty continuously for a little over a week. If you are a beginner to stylus' or aren't using it for drawing purposes and these issues wouldn't bother you then this isn't terrible especially when it does work. But for the price I can't highly recommend it; especially for anyone serious about art and design or looking to do any detailed work. I can draw better using my fingers, than the results I have gotten from this pen/stylus.

So in 2017 I bought an Apple Pencil with my iPad Pro. I wasn’t incredibly impressed with it, so in 2018 I went looking for a stylus with a fine point. Well, that didn’t work out, so I decided to try this one. Couple of noteworthy things: 1. It holds a charge well. 2. It lasts forever. 3. It has a clip. 4. Your teen will steal it. 5. You might as well buy two. 6. It has a metal nib, so it requires a more delicate touch. It’s smooth, but out of an abundance of caution, I purchased glare free screen protectors with a matte finish that have worked very well between the pen and my iPads/iPhones, over the years. You may be wondering why I am here, shopping for another one if mine is still working, and to that I will refer you to points 4 & 5. It’s week worth the $25. *The photo is where my stylus/pen/thing Used to live… before the teenager stole it to draw her TikTok animated videos and Gatcha Life stories after the iPencil (which she also stole from me) finally died. 7 years was not a terrible investment, but… $100 for 7 years, vs $25 for 6+ years… I like the way the second one maths out much better. Good luck to you! I hope you’re luck is as good as ours!

I am very disappointed with this purchase. I don’t know if it just happens to be bad luck that I got a broken product, but that doesn’t explain that I received no pouch, or that the instructions are very vague and have no trouble shootings or warnings on them. I purchased this stylus expecting what the top reviews promised. A light weight, accurate and effective stylus for iOS and Android devices. That was not what I got. I opened the box, read the instructions, and turned it on. There was a blue light, indicating that it was working, so naturally, I tested it. Nothing. Flipped it to the soft tip side, and it worked. But that isn’t what I wanted. Turned the pen off, and plugged it in. Left it over night and part of a day. Turned it on again, tried it out; nothing. Maybe it’s my iPad, I thought. So I tested it on my phone. Nothing. Tried it on my friend’s phone, a Samsung. Nothing. Tried it on my mom’s old iPad. Nada. I even tried plugging it in and writing with it at the same time. Nothing. Fresh out of the box, broken. I expected more for the price. I feel guilty to be such a negative review of an item with such good reviews, but I’m not going to lie, I paid $30 for a metal stick with a pretty light. Now I’m short $30 dollars that I could have used on something that might actually FUNCTION.

The product was open and it seems like it has been used. Overall, the product in bad condition. I am not sure if the pen was not good or the problem with the one I have received. Note: I have used on Xiaomi Redmi pad only.

Pen tip doesn't work at all with devices says it will...only the rubber end which you have to tap multiple times. One I bought for $5 much more accurate, lighter, does what it says... DO NOT BUY!!!

Better than expected. Has a felt tip at the back which works very well with mobiles also

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Agréablement surpris de la fluidité de la pointe du stylet, même si je travail sur un écran capacitif. Je ne trouvais pas de tablet Android de la taille que je désirais compatible avec les stylet digital (comme le s-pen). Mais, avec ce stylet, c'est un excellent compromis pour avoir une petite tablette ET pouvoir faire quelques croquis dessus. Ce n'est pas aussi précis qu'un écran avec stylet technologie numérique mais l'ensemble m'a coûté le quart du pris d'un Ipad mini... et c'est amplement fonctionnel!