🖊 Homagical Active Stylus Pen: Precise Fine Point Digital Stylus Compatible with Apple iPad and Touch Screen Devices Review

I am so confused as to why this product has so many 5 stars. It's not good at all. You can't put your palm on the iPad at all, otherwise the stylus won't write. That includes that silly black glove you can put on to cover your palm for him to write, but that doesn't work either. When he writes it is extremely inconsistent and not at all accurate. Apart from the looks, I have nothing good to say about the pen.

This pencil didn't work on my 2017 iPad Pro. My screen rarely recognized being touched with a stylus. Based on other reviews, I'm wondering if the iPad pros were compressed out of something other than the Apple Pencil to force users to pay full price for the Apple Pencil. Didn't think to try this stylus on my other touchscreen products before returning as I only need it for my iPad Pro which I use instead of a laptop. If it works I'd really like the included glove to keep your hand from ruining

Due to the recent pandemic, our kindergartener switched to distance learning. Every day she has 8-12 tasks to do in the Seesaw app. We had one of those soft pens at home that she used first and it was TERRIBLE. We then bought a $30 stylus from Target that had one of those clear discs on the tip, which wasn't great (I wouldn't recommend it), and it broke after a few weeks anyway. The only good thing about this pen was that it doesn't need to be charged. but it's not really a selling point for…

The pen is very beautiful. If you're looking for a cheaper Apple Pen alternative, this one comes highly recommended. Sure, the stylus might not be as pretty as the branded Apple stylus, but for the price, it's great! Durability: The handle is very well made. MUCH better than I expected. The body of the handle is made of metal. It feels very durable and I doubt the stylus will ever have an issue with the materials used. The stylus also comes with a glove to prevent your hand from touching the…

Let's start by saying that I like the design and the idea. It's minimalist, no clips or curves, no bulk, it's like holding a regular round art pen in your hands, which is great. You're comparing varnish to something like a piano, I don't know much about that, but it doesn't feel cheap, it feels like part of a pen, not just a coat of paint. It's textured and gives you a very secure grip, even if your fingers are sweaty it won't slip. No markings or details to detract from its simple elegance…