🖊️ Adonit Pro 4 (Silver) Stylus Pen - Luxury Capacitive Touchscreen Tool for iPad, Air, Mini, Android, iPhone, Samsung & More - High Sensitivity Fine Point Precision - Compatible with All Touchscreens Review

I was looking for a way to use my iPad Mini 4 for design purposes as it is not compatible with Apple Pencil and this was a great solution.

I tried different pen models to find something that would leave marks in predictable places. This is the best I've found.

Does not work as described. I use it for my iPad mini but it doesn't write where it should. The handwriting is sloppy and crooked. I bought it for lecture notes but not worth it. I know the Apple Pencil is expensive but just buy it, it works much better. I also gate the plate at the end, I just want a point.

I really like this pen. I don't like the screw cap. I want it to be magnetic. This is just my opinion. (But I won't give 4 stars. It's stupid when people take off a star just because they didn't like the quality of their purchase even though they knew they were buying it.) But the pen itself works great! Can't complain about the functionality.

After reading some reviews I was worried about getting something that doesn't work, but it works great with my iPad Air 2 books or newspapers that I read. It's definitely not an Apple Pencil that looks almost like a pen and paper, but I think it's great for the price!

The size and weight of the pen is good as it is a bit heavier than a regular pen. I also like that it has a design at the end of the stylus to unscrew the cap and also store it in the iPad case when not in use. The only thing I would like to improve is the sensitivity of the screen when the numeric keypad is activated. It bounces and doesn't pick up every character easily. I ended up using my finger for the keyboard function.

I bought this pen after realizing the Wacom Bamboo Sketch was my worst investment ever. Before buying, I looked at several reviews of Adonit pro 4 on YouTube. After purchasing it, I was overjoyed that this pen was not only cheaper than the previous one, but also easy to use. I plan on getting an iPencil at some point, but the Adonit Pro 4 comes highly recommended as a cheaper alternative.

The size and weight of the pen is good as it is a bit heavier than a regular pen. I also love that it has a design on the end of the pen to unscrew the cap and store it in the iPad case when not in use. The only thing I would like to improve is the screen sensitivity when the numeric keypad is activated. It bounces and doesn't pick up every character easily. I ended up using my finger for the keyboard function.

Works great with Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G, I use it all day for my home business. Tip: If it seems that touches aren't registering on the screen, just wiggle the tip slightly while shaking the pen slightly and it will register touches as you use it. It seems that it should generate a small magnetic force (at the end of the small ball) and then the screen will resume touch. The only negative I can think of is that it will roll over any uneven surface as there is nothing to stop it. Overall very…