🖊️ SonarPen: The Ultimate Pressure Sensitive Smart Stylus Pen with Palm Rejection and Shortcut Button - Battery-Less! Compatible with Apple iPad/iPhone/Android/Switch/Chromebook (Dirty Pink) Review

At first I was so excited when I received this drawing pen. The one I currently had was too buggy for me to draw, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered it on December 26th and it will be delivered around January 4th. I only received it on January 16th. It wasn't fun. I had it for 3 months and it was a pain. The beginning is normal, you have to get used to something new. Now (for the program I'm using) it takes a minute or more to calibrate (connect) and after a few minutes of drawing my…

This is a pretty good stylist if you don't use it on your phone. It's great for typing messages and drawing on board of villagers in Animal Crossing. However, it's not my favorite drawing tool (I'm a Wacom user). This is great for sketching out gestures on my phone when something hits me on the go. It's a wired stylus, and while it's fine for quick gestures, it gets annoying after a while. It's cool, you don't have to charge it and it just works when you plug it into the socket. Don't buy it…

I got this pen because I needed pen pressure for Ibis Paint X. The kit includes a stylus, three stickers, two nibs (one for Android, one for iOS), and two pen holders (one plugs into your phone or tablet, and the other plugs into the USB-C port). I have an iPhone 11 that doesn't have a headphone jack, but if you get an adapter (I have an official Apple adapter) then the stylus works. The palm rejection works pretty well, and the app can tell the difference between the touch of the stylus and my

I liked the concept of the product but it definitely looks like an early product. I somewhat disagree with the product design. After untangling the audio cable, I was never able to rewind it as it seemed short by a few millimeters to properly drown out the audio jack. And while the thick cable feels solid, the cable's stiffness can be annoying during use. I also had an issue with the rubber bumper on the jack which fell off from time to time. Despite these issues, the stylus glides easily…

I bought this stylus as a gift for my daughter's upcoming birthday as she wanted a stylus to draw on the ibisPaint app on our 5th gen iPad. I checked the compatible pens listed on the ibisPaint website and settled on this one. I love that this stylus is reasonably priced, you don't have to charge it or worry about pairing the stylus to your device, and it works just like a regular stylus for touchscreen Android phones and laptops. The pen is very light and the cord wraps neatly around it. I…

This pen is REALLY pressure sensitive. Those who said they weren't weren't following the instructions. (See my first picture for proof) Firstly, this pen can only use its key combination and pressure in supported applications. If the app isn't supported, you're no better off than using a regular capacitive "dumb" pen. To see which applications are supported and for which platform, please visit the SonarPen website. You can also see which apps are currently being developed for upcoming support…