🖊️ Black Stylus Pen for Touch Screens - Digital Active Pencil with Fine Point Precision - Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Other Tablets Review

I bought this pen to replace a pen that didn't work with my daughter's tablet. She borrowed a pen from her sister that works fine, so I know the problem is with the pen, not the tablet. We consistently find that when writing a line, for example, part of the line is skipped instead of drawing a solid line. This becomes much more problematic when you try to write a number and it repeatedly skips, leaving the number unrecognized. Must keep looking for a working pen. So frustrating!

I know a 12 year old girl who likes to draw. For her birthday she got a full drawing tablet when she is at home and this one with an old iPhone6 when she is away. It works surprisingly well with the iPhone. She has drawing apps and instead of texting and playing games she draws which makes her parents very happy. Works perfectly, works great and flawlessly. It has a very good fit and finish and is smooth to the touch but not slippery. I would take it again if something happened.

This stylus is great and actually one of the first to work really well on my tablet that I use for drawing. However, it is lacking where it matters. This stylus is marketed as a stylus that somehow needs to connect wirelessly to a non-Bluetooth tablet. It has an integrated micro USB charging port. I have an Android tablet, so I think pairing mode will work, right? Not really. There weren't any clear instructions on how to pair with the tablet on the box, which is odd given that one of the most…

At first I really liked this pen. It charged quickly, felt comfortable in the hand and seemed to work great at first. But in the beginning I only used it as a touch device. When I tried writing with it on my screen, the results were disappointing at best. Something as simple as a straight line was more like a dotted one. Attempting to write letters was more like random notes on the screen. After a few weeks of use, even the touch sensitivity has decreased. Now sometimes I have to press the…

This stylus is great and actually one of the first ones I've managed to work really well with on my tablet which I use for drawing. However, it is lacking where it matters. This stylus is marketed as a stylus that somehow needs to connect wirelessly to a non-Bluetooth tablet. It has an integrated micro USB charging port. I have an Android tablet, so I think pairing mode will work, right? Not really. There were no clear instructions on the box for pairing with the tablet, which is odd given that

This device comes right out of the box and is easy to use. It's a good weight, feels like it's made of quality material, and feels very durable. This is the first time I use such a device, so I have no comparison with it. Tapping the screen feels a bit aggressive. I don't think it will scratch my screen but it looks like it should. It also seems a little unnatural to write. I'd guess that's a limitation given it's an all-digital system, but at times it feels like it's lagging a bit or that I'm…