🖊️ Rechargeable Active Stylus Pen for iPad & Tablets | Gradient Blue | Precise Digital Pencil for Touch Screens Review

I paid about $16 for this pen compared to over $100 for an Apple iPen which doesn't work as well as this pen. Data entry is clear and without lag. Best of all, I never have to pair this with my iPad. It just works! I could buy at least 8 of these for the price of an iPen. Highly recommended.

I've had this product for a little over a year and I've just started to have problems: it's less accurate, it loses power faster and only since today the charger has been overheating. It got very hot and then started making crackling and crackling noises. I don't know what to do with it, but I don't recommend buying this stylist and if you already have it, be careful with the charger 😥😰

I bought two of these pens, both have the same problem. First, the pens are inaccurate. Second, they stop working VERY quickly. They both stopped tuning in and drawing after about a month and a half. Charges slowly and discharges quickly after about an hour of use and then needs to be charged for another hour. Don't waste your money here.

The stylus does what it is supposed to do. It works great for my purposes, which is to press buttons in an app running on a Raspberry PI 4B display. (The buttons are pretty small and using my finger doesn't work as the buttons are close together and I end up pressing more than one button at a time). The auto shut off is a nice feature. This prevents the internal battery from draining when the pen is not in use.

and we've been looking for new ways to play . I don't know why I didn't think of it sooner because he was drawing letters on the iPad with his finger. But now that we have this pen, it really opens new doors for us. Unfortunately, he doesn't like using crayons/felt pens and real paper, but he enjoys the iPad, as do most kids (and adults, ha). So it was perfect as long as he learned how to hold it properly and how to press hard. I will update photos or videos once he gets better!