Stylus Pen for Touch Screens Rechargeable 1.5mm Fine Point Active Stylus Pen Smart Pencil Digital Compatible iPad and Most Tablet (White) (White)

I am an artist and I use many phone/tablet apps. However I have not used apple products or an apple pencil. This looks like a pencil and has a netal pen style tip but it is actually capacitative just like the fat rubber eraser size tips. So there's no need for software. I have a galaxy note 4 phone with an SPen stylus. I could not accurately use those fat rubber tipped styluses. This one though does a pretty decent job except if you try to go very slowly it won't do straight lines, it wobbles. If you do fast straight lines it is somewhat better. Or maybe do straight lines with your finger. I bought one and gave it to a young relative for Christmas (shes also an artist) when her mom saw her using it she wanted one too so I bought her one as well. Both seem to like it a lot for drawing and writing.I like that once charged it holds that charge for a long time as long as you turn it off when not using it. It says 8 hours of usage time so it may be a long time in between charges if you don't turn it on a lot.For the money its a darn nice drawing tool.

This pen is a HUGE improvement over those cheap stylus pens with the large tips.I was pleasantly surprised at the quality and "feel" of this stylishly designed pen. I like the fact that there is no need to pair it with Bluetooth -- simply turn it on and it's ready to go. I tested on an iPhone 8 Plus, an iPad, and an iPad Pro 10.5". It's very precise, works smoothly, and with no discernible lag -- and no need to replace the tips as with the Apple Pencil (that only works with the iPad Pro).One minor "issue" is that although it works perfectly on my iPhone and iPad, it wouldn't work reliably on the iPad Pro 10.5" if the angle of the pen was straight up (90 degrees, perpendicular to the screen) or near straight up. Angles below about 70 degrees worked fine. I suspect it has something to do with the increased screen resolution of the Pro and the width of the tip. It's not really a problem to me because, like using any pen or pencil, it's normally at an angle, not straight up and down.

The price is what i like about the pen. It's cheap! The thing i dislike about is it's cheap in terms of build quality! Now hear me out! I bought this pen because I wanted to try ibis paint x on my phone. I don't know if it's the phone or the pen itself that can't handle intense pressure. But so far this pen better responds better when it's leaned rather that writing straight forward.If you're trying to save money on a pen! This will do you fine! But if you want something that is pressure durable and doesn't wear down as fast. There's better pens out there.Keep also in mind this pen requires to be charged to function. Keep also a note this pen has a short battery life as well. It's not a problem for me because I don't draw to much but it might be a complete nuisance for someone who does.In a nutshell this pen is easy to hold, lightweight, and really cheap for a pen!But keep in mind that this pen is cheap in terms of build quality, and short on battery. You get what you pay for.

Really enjoy this stylus, it works seamlessly. The charge lasts days, which is quite nice. The only two cons:First, the placement of the power button means I occasionally turn it off by accident, because the button is fairly long and flush on the side of the pen, as opposed to being distinctly raised or on the end. You can unwittingly press it while adjusting the pen in your hand.Second, the hard plastic tip is annoyingly loud and doesn’t have a good hand feel against tablet or phone glass. TAP! TAP TAP TAP TAPTAPTAPTAP!!!. I fixed this myself by dipping the nib in a bit of liquid rubber (the same stuff you use to re-rubber old pliers and other tools). I did two thin coats and the sound and feel are now quite pleasant and muted.With the rubber addition, I use this pen daily and enjoy it immensely. The precision is unmatched by conventional styluses. That said, I do wish they made it with (or give you the option for) a rubber tip as opposed to the hard plastic nib.

Update*** I contacted the seller and they are replacing it! I should have the new one tomorrow!! Thank you!!***I bought this stylus pen about a month ago. I use it for my iPad when I color/draw. It was working great really liked it!! I have used it maybe 5 times within that month. Now it won’t work. I put it on the charger overnight and now the red light won’t turn off (as shown in pic). It doesn’t turn on. It does absolutely nothing now.It flashes red when dying. It stays red while charging then blue when done. No light when it’s off and blue when it is on.. I have no idea while it’s red while not being on the charger. Or why it won’t turn off.

I’m a broke grad student and I’ve been dying for an Apple Pencil for what feels like forever - unfortunately, I have an iPad 3 which is incompatible with Apple Pencil. So, I crossed my fingers and hoped to find the next best (and hopefully much cheaper!) thing. I landed on this product.I want to start by saying that I have a Studio Art degree, but very limited experience with digital drawing. I have a Wacom tablet that gathers dust because it doesn’t feel natural to me, and I’ve been nervous about investing in anything else in case it ended up the same way. Luckily, this pencil works like a charm. It’s super natural to hold, responsive, and pairs automatically with my iPad and my iPhone. I can’t sing it’s praises enough. There is almost no learning curve - the attached picture was drawn only the second day of using this pencil, and mirrors my paper-and-pencil style very closely.If you’re someone who wants to branch into digital art, or who is just looking for something to take notes with or use as a regular stylus, I can’t recommend this product enough.