Rejection StylusHome Screens Compatible 2018 2020 Review

This is the first stylus for my new iPad. I researched the cost and ease of use and read the reviews for this product. Hands down I found this product the best to buy. I am very satisfied with this product and would recommend it.

Great that it works very well with the iPad. 2 biggest complaints 1. It's not pressure sensitive and if that's what I have it doesn't work. So if you use it with Procreate or Adobe you won't get the full effect. 2. It turns off randomly while in use, now it might be my hand too close to the on/off touchscreen on top, but I don't hold my stylus where I would be that close to it. but for $25 it's really good, don't get me wrong, just wish the pressure sensitivity was used for graphic design and…

I couldn't live without a stylus and quickly bought one to replace a broken stylus from another brand. (The other brand is no longer available, otherwise I'd buy it instead.) I like the tip of this one better - it's kind of hard plastic, so it's a lot quieter than my old stylus - but this one just randomly turns off, while i use it. It's not a big deal, just tap to turn it back on, but it's an annoyance I could live without. I won't complain about the price, but I'll be more careful with my…

I've had similar stylus pens before and have to say this one is my favourite. It's lightweight compared to others I've seen and runs so smoothly. I had no issues with the pen "jumping" or the line clipping when writing. I do a lot of digital art, so I need something that works well and I don't have to keep bugging and I don't see that happening. I have two extra stylus tips or whatever they're called, which I appreciate as I know they're easy to carry, but I haven't noticed much wear on the one

Due to Apple's decision to create a product that was doomed to fail, I had to replace my Apple Pencil (v1). The only thing I've lost is the pressure sensitivity, which I can handle. I took this stylus out of the box and started drawing in Procreate in seconds. This pen just works, no headaches, no pairings, no worries. You can just turn it on and off and see if it's on or not by the little light. Definitely a superior design compared to the Apple Always on Pencil which you never seem to be able

Just received the "palm-resistant iPad pen". etc. Got a bit charged and worked straight away with my new iPad mini. Charged, and then he didn't make a full line, kept sliding. I checked with other software, restarted the iPad, no change. Inspected the tip of the pen and it took a couple of turns before it was tight and again it worked perfectly. I didn't check it out when I first got it, so maybe it was free to begin with. I'll see if this happens in the future. Otherwise much cheaper than the…

***Edit to add that this pen will turn itself off during use after a few weeks of use. It's a bit annoying when you have to turn it on every time. I was looking for an iPad stylus for my preschooler to use for distance learning. Parts of her work on her iPad (7th gen) need to be labeled, so I looked for a stylus that was cheaper than an apple pencil, had a palm release, a plastic tip that didn't scratch the screen, and another one wasn't needed. set up work. I looked at a lot and chose this one