Active Stylus Pen Compatible for iOS&Android Touch Screens, Pencil with Dual Touch Function,Rechargeable Stylus for iPad/iPad Pro/Air/Mini/iPhone/Cellphone/Samsung/Tablet Drawing&Writing

Great Stylus for Drawing and Writing!I purchased the Active Stylus Pen for my tablet, and it has exceeded my expectations! The pen is lightweight, comfortable to hold, and works seamlessly on both iOS and Android devices. The dual touch function makes it easy to switch between tasks, and the precision is fantastic for both writing notes and sketching.The rechargeable battery lasts a long time, and I love that I don’t need to connect it via Bluetooth—just turn it on, and it’s ready to go! It glides smoothly across the screen without lag, making it a great alternative to more expensive styluses.If you're looking for an affordable and reliable stylus for drawing, note-taking, or general touchscreen use, this is a great choice! Highly recommend!

Works well with my Samsung tab A7. Very easy to use but when the pen is tilted, the tap on screen can be a bit off but not too problematic for me. No scratches on my screen, love how it feels like an actual pen/pencil, & enjoy the magnetic swappable caps. Worth the money I spent in my own opnion.

I love this stylus very much and it works really good. I have an IPad 2017 so it's harder for me to find a comparable one. It's amazing but the only thing I don't like about it is how it turns off by itself. Sometimes it turns off by itself at random times even if it's charged. Even though it does that it is still amazing.

This is the third stylus I've had with my Acer Chromebook. The first one was battery operated (AAAA) but the screw end's threads didn't hold.I got a second one that worked wonderfully, but I've lost it.I purchased this one, and it fits my holder. It was easy to set up, and there is an optional rubber stylus tip on the end where the charger is plugged in. I can now use this stylus on the Chromebook and my phone. I'll have to try it on my Windows 11 system as well.I love using a touchscreen and having this stylus for my Chromebook is a PLUS for sure.

This is the best stylist I've ever owned, that I can use with both my IPad and Android Tablet! One little issue though. It turns itself off every now and again, but that's not a deal breaker for me. Try it out. What have you got to lose? You can always return it.

The media could not be loaded. So overall the pen kinda works. I do want to preface this and say I tested this on both my phone (Note 10+) and a 2018 Samsung Tablet, Results were the same on both devices, and I also tested it against the Samsung S-Pen. I also only used the tip of the pen and not the soft additional cap for my tests, as I hardly use that myself.The pen came charged out of box, so that was great, and I got straight into drawing with it.(It does come with a Micro USB charger for when you do need to charge it) it comes with 2 caps to cover up the charging port, and they both magnetically stay on the pen, the first one is plain, and the second one has a soft tip on it, which you can also use for drawing or writing.The pen was a bit heavy at first, but after using it you get used to it a little. Its not uncomfortable to hold, it just feels like a normal pencil with just a bit of weight added on.So starting off the review, I have noticed that the pen does shut off by itself every 10 or 15 minutes, which can be a little confusing when drawing, and you have to remember to click the power button and turn it back on and you're good to go. Its a little annoying, but I can deal with that. I do also want to mention that there is NO tilt support or palm rejection, this is stated in the description but I figured I would mention it in case someone didn't read that part. There is also no "touchpad" like the apple pencil where you can double tap the body of the pen to undo an action or to swap brushes or anything like that, this is just a basic stylus.CONS:- The next thing I would like to touch on is that when drawing diagonal lines, there is a ton of jitter (see photo and video attached) I tried drawing the lines super slow, then at a medium pace and a quick pace, and they only started to go away when drawing quicker. This can be very frustrating when you're trying to draw something slowly and theres no way you can fix that jitter. I even tried drawing those diagonal lines along a ruler to take away most of my hands natural shake, and the jitter is still present when making those lines.- I also noticed that there is some pen lag when drawing as well, which I guess is expected with a cheaper stylus.- That being said, writing with this pen is a NIGHTMARE (see video) the pen is all over the place, lagging behind and jumping forward. Its just no good period. I would not reccomend this to any note takers for this reason.PROS:- The pen works- The fine tip is excellent, I can't stand how most styluses have that clear flexible disc on the tip, it makes it nearly impossible to see what you're drawing, so the fine tip on this is Excellent!- Its rechargeable and theres no need to connect to your device via Bluetooth, it just works once you turn it on.- It works for most coloring/painting needsI hope I managed to include everything in this review, you can check out my photo and video linked to see how the pen performs against the S-pen ( the stylus that came included with my Note 10+ phone )If you do get this pen and things don't work out the best, its okay, dont be discouraged, everything takes practice and getting used to, this pen may not work for you and thats okay, im sure you will find one that will, you may need to save up to buy a higher quality pen, but if you're just looking to get started with something, I'd say try it out, its on the lover end, but it can definitely work. I also definitely reccoment getting a screen protector for the device you use this with just to be on the safe side, I havent noticed any scratching on my phone or tablet, but it certainly wouldn't hurt to have the additional layer of protection for your device 😊💙

It is inconceivable that designers of this pen have not compared it to the 50 cents capacitive pens that beat this pen in every category. Yet, still they choose to continue with this, which - in my opinion - constitutes their actions as a product scam.This pen has erratic behavior, the response is glitchy, produced lines are jittery, and it's almost impossible to handwrite letters or numbers, since parts of your movements are not registered and you end up with something resembling runes, not English letters. Each one capacitive pen I have and received mostly as an advertising material works much better than this. I was hoping that the pointed tip will give me more precession when I zoom into the photo to make handwritten annotations (like taking dimensions of the rooms and cabinets) but it's not the case. I tried it with the original photo app in iPhone, as well as other apps that I'm using but the result is bad across all apps.Trying to use it to type text via onscreen keyboard is also glitchy. Most times I have to type half of the letters twice which reduces your speed of typing to 10% of your normal speed, because you cannot just type - you have to wait after each letter and make sure it was registered and retype it if needed.The irritation level is high with this one.This review is valid for iPhone, have not tried it on other devices.