🖊️ Maylofi Active Stylus Pens: Fine Point Stylist Pen for iPhone, iPad & Samsung/Android Smart Devices - Writing and Drawing on Touch Screens Review

I particularly like how this stylus works with all my devices. I can use it with my iPhone and then switch straight to my Galaxy A50 without having to connect, disconnect and reconnect to Bluetooth. It also works well on my tablet which is just cheap. It is easy to use and also easy to hold. This eliminates the need for multiple styluses, which saves me money. Very important.

I like playing nonogram but had trouble getting the 20x20 chart because the squares are tiny on my phone (iPhone XS Max). I bought this in hopes it would help and while it's great when it actually works it's just too wobbly. It has issues with the edge of my phone (see pic) and most of the time it doesn't feel the edge. Also, I get "errors" when I touch a square, sometimes it clicks on another. It is very unpredictable when it will actually work permanently. When it works, it works great! But…

This pen is great, I use it for drawing and it's really great. While there's no pressure sensitivity, which is disappointing, it's not a major concern for the average artist. This works on both Apple and Android devices. I tested it on a 2020 Apple iPad Air and of course it didn't work any better than the Apple Pencil, but it did well enough. I am currently using it on my Lenovo Tab m10 FHD Plus, it works great. Lenovo does not have a dedicated stylus for this tablet, so this stylus is a great…

I needed a different stylus to back up my tablets. It was in my price range. And it was very nice and smooth. And the tip was tiny. Not convex like other pens. I can't see anything around her! So I was excited to get this. The only problem is that the tip is metal. If your screen protector is vinyl or plastic, it can't just slide over it. It is difficult to write fluently. and if you don't use a screen protector or use one made of glass, this thing can just scratch it. It's rounded at the top…

I bought this stylus to use for the word game I'm constantly typing on my Samsung phone. The pen really helps to choose the right letters. It's cute, it lasts a long time and I have no problem getting it to work on my phone, even through the screen protector. The only downside is that like the others mentioned, it turns off randomly from time to time. The pen SHOULD turn off after half an hour of inactivity, but it also turns off when I'm actively using it, and certainly less than every half…

I've had this stylus for almost 2 months now and it's been very useful so far. It's very responsive, accurate and holds a charge very well. However, there is a problem. He likes to switch off on his own. Which is annoying because it's not like a power outage because it's not being used, it's not on a regular basis, I can use it for two hours a day after a full charge with no problem, and then it turns off while I'm in the middle of it am still using it. Then again 5 minutes later. And again…

This is a really nice pen. It's lightweight and has a charging cable that I assure you works, although the plug doesn't look like the mini USB we're all used to. Just ignore the eyes and pocket it anyway - it really fits. Unfortunately, that and the fact that I received my refund very quickly is all I can say positively about it. I have a Samsung Galaxy A7 tablet that is currently listed as compatible with this stylus. And maybe that's it. I charged and tried the first stylus I got. Oh nothing.

I have acrylic nails. They make texting impossible with my fingers. I can't get rid of her after 45 years. My option is to use a pen. I receive phones with a stylus attached. Samsung Note 5 or LG Stylo have them. They are small and thin and sometimes fall out of place on phones. I have this stylus and another one that cost $10. expensive. I love this pen! I don't use a screen protector, but I keep my phone in a well-protected device from falls. This pen works smoothly and touches the keyboard…