Review on 🖊️ Fine Point Stylus Pen for Touch Screens: Digital Pencil Active Pen Compatible with iPhone, iPad Pro & Tablets by Brad Schaefer

I do a lot of graphics, logos and general art on iPads, laptops and desktops. When I'm away from home, however, I only carry my iPhone 8 Plus so I can jot down my ideas and general images for review and then transfer them to one of my other devices for fine-tuning. I bought this to replace another pen I gave to my daughter. . This pen was much more expensive and needed to be connected to my phone and also used bluetooth settings for some graphics programs. However, it wasn't perfect and worked intermittently in some applications. My other pen was not an apple pen but a famous branded pen that cost $97, compared to $30 for this one. This pen uses Bluetooth but does not need to be paired with your iPhone. I was amazed because once I turned it on, it just worked in every program I tried. It worked just as well as if I had used my finger or a much more expensive stylus. I've also used grid pens, but they lack precision when drawing or sketching due to their blunt tip. Variable width lines for writing work great and accuracy is very good. My only issue, personal preference based on my usage, is 7 inches long. It's a clip when I'm in my pocket. An inch shorter would be perfect. Again, not a disadvantage, but a personal preference. it's a clip when i'm in my pocket An inch shorter would be perfect. Again, not a disadvantage, but a personal preference. It's a clip when I'm in my pocket. An inch shorter would be perfect.