🖊️ Rechargeable Active Stylus Pen for Capacitive Touch Screens - Digital Stylish Pencil, Compatible with Most Devices, Black Review

I have a very cheap android art tablet and decided to get pens for it. This pen seemed good until I got it and noticed that the tip was metal and not rubber. It worked well, but even when tilted a little, there were PERMANENT scratches on the screen. Luckily my tablet was already scratched like hell so I don't notice them, but I've noticed them happen. Save your tablet and just buy an Apple Pencil.

I wish I had listened to all the other reviews on here that warned it no longer works because they are EXACTLY right! After 2 weeks of use it just stopped working and is now unusable. It worked great the first few times, but after a few charges it just stopped! Also the light signals (red, blue and green) NEVER worked except for the blue light. I am so disappointed and it was an absolute waste of money! Buyer Warning!

This stylus feels good, is a nice weight and is comfortable to hold for hours. This is a great stylus that has worked great with my iPad and my Samsung Galaxy phone so it's clearly cross-platform. Easy to charge, just remove the cover next to the power button. The pen will glow blue when it's on so you know it's on, and remember to turn it off so you don't lose power. In any case, charging takes some time. Automatically turns off to avoid charge loss. In general very satisfied.

Works great. I was concerned about the price difference between it and the Apple Pencil. I bought it to work with Procreate so I don't have to draw with my finger. It's very accurate and responsive and works great on all my Apple devices. The downside is the need to charge it and the small cap that's easy to lose. Having used this, I would say that if you spent more than $100 on an Apple Pencil, you probably overpaid. I didn't use an Apple Pencil though, but it needs to be able to cast spells…

I tried different pins for my iphone 11 pro. I have drawing apps. Many of them don't work, even if the reviews say they do. But it works on the iPhone. I have 11 pro and old 8. Works great! The only thing is that sometimes it doesn't register where I click. So I zoom out and back in my drawing and it kind of resets. Then it aligns to where I am on the piece. In addition, it is very easy to connect. My Bluetooth is always on. So I click the pen and it automatically connects and works. A pairing…

I like that this pen works on both iOS and Android devices when properly charged. I've used this with my refurbished Ipad Air 2 to work with the Procreate app and found that with a small tweak in the app (due to the lack of tilt or pressure sensitivity) the app is beautifully responsive. This device does not require Bluetooth setting. and makes it easier to use after charging. The pen charges fairly quickly, but randomly turns off for no reason during use, making drawing or handwriting a little