Review on Samsung Official Replacement S-Pen for Galaxy Note10 & Note10+ with Bluetooth – Black: Enhance Your Writing and Control Experience! by Jason Lockwood

It looks and works like an OEM but I can't order a red pencil from the Samsung store - is it an OEM ? I wrote a nasty review because I couldn't connect. I took the correct steps to reset the stylus connection for the new stylus (with the new stylus in your phone, open Settings - Advanced Features - Pens - Air Actions and then click on the top right dropdown menu with the three Point corner and select Reset). S Pen). It won't connect and hence I thought it was fake junk. I then contacted Samsung to see if they had any ideas. It turns out that if you can't connect to your device, you'll need to clear the device's cache (nothing will be cleared, so don't worry). Let me tell you about it. Make sure your new S Pen is in your phone for this. In order to do this. Turn off your cell phone. Then press and hold the Power button and Volume Up button at the same time. Once it turns on and you see the Samsung logo, let go. The device enters recovery mode. Use the volume down key to scroll down the selection to clear cache and press the power key to select it (do not select factory reset or anything like that or you will lose your lose data). After the cache is cleared, use the arrow keys to select restart and restart it with the power button. Now on restart open Settings - Advanced Features - Pen - Air Actions. The pen is now ready to be plugged in and will show you the power level (and you're done). Otherwise, click the three dots drop-down menu in the top right and select Reset S Pen. The connection will be established in a few minutes. This shiny new red pen looks so good on my black Note 10. I'm glad my little one chewed on the original!