Review on 🖊️ White Bbata Active Stylus for LG Stylo 6/5 - Digital Pencil for Sketching, Note-Taking, and Compatible with Stylo 6/5 Stylus Pen by Claudia Phipps

I've loved every LG Stylo phone I've owned. I recently bought the latest Stylo 6 and liked it even more than the last two. However, there is one really negative thing about Stylo phones: the included stylus is incredibly fragile. It's actually quite frustrating to think about what I went through and how little pressure I had on them to bend and eventually break. With the Stylo 6, I was amazed by the improvements they made to a real pen. It was much thicker and had a spring-loaded button for easy removal. Still, it broke faster than the old ones. I was shocked to see you have to pay over $20 for a replacement! I couldn't get over the fact that it broke after a few weeks of occasional use, so I decided to buy a more permanent stylus. First impression: It was bigger than I thought. It's not bad. When you place it next to the Stylo 6, it appears to be the exact length of the phone. It's a good weight and feels very smooth and smooth. There is no button to turn it on. The rounded tip houses an on/off switch and all you have to do is press it to turn it on. I've found several times that it doesn't respond to my touch, and sometimes I accidentally turn it on or off without meaning to. Sometimes I find it accidentally turned on in my purse without touching it. That's far from the point, because with the Stylo 6 you don't have to turn it on to use it. That's right, it works without electricity. I found it interesting. I will say that it seems to me that the phone registers clicks and writes more accurately when it is turned on. But it honestly might be in my head. Hard to say. Above I've attached a photo of the art that I took solely on the phone and solely with this pen. I'm very happy with the results I've been able to get from this pen, but honestly I've had to do more laundry than usual. The problem is that the phone doesn't detect movement here and there as usual. I don't know if it is related to the metal tip or something else. But I had to do a little work to fix the misplaced lines and where they would skip. I didn't have these issues with the original pen that came with the phone. The position of the metal tip takes some getting used to. If you bring the stylus close to the screen, the line ends a few millimeters than you would expect. Over time you get used to it. The metal tip might seem odd compared to the glass shade. It doesn't scratch or scrape, but it's not as smooth when writing with a felt tip pen. You can hear that while writing. You can hear it when the tip touches the screen. It's especially noisy when you're drawing dots and textures, and it's likely to be distracting when someone is sitting around you. This review would have given 5 stars if it could be placed on the side of the phone. If it included a magnet that you could attach to the side of your phone so you could click it on your phone, this product would be worth it. Even a simple loop in the handle so you can tie it to a strap or whatever will greatly enhance that handle. how expensive is this product. I paid a little over 30€ for it. And I've found myself charging it to no avail because it works when it's "off". I was under the impression that this was made specifically for the Stylo 6, which is not the case. This is a universal pen that works on any device. I was in a hurry to get a stylus so I didn't do any research, but if I did I would definitely find another product that would suit me better. And I'm willing to bet I could find it for a lot less money. Of course it's smooth. It looks good and has a futuristic look. And you pay for it. See, it's functional and you can put it to good use. Especially if you use it for less sophisticated items like notes or children's drawings. But for what it costs it should be top quality. And I'm sorry, but that's not the best quality. If additional money turns up I'll replace it with something more functional. This one is for kids.