Replacement Stylus S Pen for Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7 SM-T820, SM-T825 EJ-PT820BBEGUJ for Tab S3/Note/Book+5 Tips (Black)

Really, I've burned and busted 3 pens in the first 6 of owning this samsung tablet.. including the official pen with a nib just snapping off in the pen itself so..that's a $70 oops, which until now I've been trying to replace with a number of pens I won't name, but this is the one to get. I animate on my tablet, and it's not the best tablet, but the pen itself, for as much as the official cost, and for how bad the third-party pens have been, FINALLY, it is so nice to find one that feels like a quality pen that doesn't fall apart, have nib-press-stick (at all so far, seriously, wow), and, while I agree with others who mention the softness of the nib, I don't feel like I'm going to pressure break it, before it gives me a little bit of "feedback warning" in the slight 'give' on the nib, which , I dunno, I'm reviewing a digital stylus so to contrast with the way other nib-pens have shattered, this has good physical feedback on the press, so you will know if you're pressing too hard. Hard to explain; but it's good, it's the only good one I've gotten so far, which is a huge relief for my wallet and sanity trying to work on sketches quickly for concept work. I am going to snag a second one of these as a backup-backup, which, honestly, a little overkill, but it's affordable enough, and so comparable/better in ways to the original it feels silly not to.

This is a pretty nice pen, admittedly I've only had mine for this last weekend, so bear that in mind, but so far I enjoy using it on my Galaxy s21 Ultra.It is bigger than the standard s pens by quite a bit it's almost exactly the size of a ballpoint pen without the cap, only it is slightly flattened on two sides, which aides with grip and muscle memory of where the pen button is. The clip is admittedly quite stiff and thin metal, anything thicker than a shirt pocket, some papers or a binder would make me nervous of bending or snapping it. The pen nub is also rather small and spindly in my opinion, which is good for precise work but makes me feel as though it may wear down slightly faster than most, but it hasn't so far, and if it does, it included extra tips and a tool for exchanging them so I'm not worried.Responsiveness is very nice, I've had no trouble being precise in navigation, note taking and drawing, the latter of which is why I got it and the s21 ultra specifically out of the s21 line. The one issue I've run into, which may not even be down to the pen itself but how samsung phones read pen input, is that if the pen is at a decently low angle, it dosent seem to read it on screen, that and having to apply a tiny bit more pressure than I'd like to use it in general are the only issues I've had. I made sure to get a tempered glass protector for my phone, so I don't have to worry about applying pressure, but any mere plastic, even the self healing ones would definately get line indentations.Overall a great $20 investment as far as I'm concerned, a much better deal than spending three times that much for a much smaller pen, and only sacrificing the distant button functions, which I doubt I'd ever use anyway.

So yes the tip is a bit smaller than then the s pen, but it does work on my tablet, and it comes with replacement. I would also like to note not to press to hard as the tip is not a soft one like the S-pen. But it writes well you can use the air commands, although it doesn’t fit in my case as it’s a bit bigger then the s-pen but it works amazingly and for the price, it’s a way better option then buying a replacement pen!

I bought this to draw on my touchscreen laptop. It has pressure sensitivity, which was important to me. The only thing is I find the tips wear out somewhat fast, and I don't think I use them to the point that they'd be worn out in such a short amount of time. It comes with a bunch of replacements though, so it is not much of an issue.

It's accurate as far as pressure and everything, nice to hold and use. When it didn't have the Samsung logo like the pictures a d some reviewers, I gave that a pass. A third party would be excused for eventually taking that off. But the original nib that's on it is rubber and the rest of the black ones are hard. Kind of feel decieved by that. Otherwise I'm happy with it.

Seems like the nibs provided are a size or 2 too small for the pen. They "click" in but then they fall out super easily. I'm having to find new nibs to replace the ones I lost or find a better stylus.

This is an inexpensive but fantastic pen. It doesn't feel cheap and it does its job perfectly. Just as a FYI, I only use this for writing and doing math. I am not an artist and it would not get that sort of use from me. If you just like using it for scratching notes, I can confirm it fits the need. Also, no batteries! Yeehaw!

If you're sick of the tiny stylus for the Samsung Note this thing is the stylus to get. Comfortable size, does not need charging, and cheap as well. To answer a common question for everyone- This stylus does not need charging to work. It operates on the Wacom screen powered system, meaning that the stylus gets its power from a small electric field close to the screen.Note about the Stylus though- It does not support air commands, only get this pen if you plan on taking lots of notes or use an art app on your phone.Oh and it works for the other galaxy tabs I guess. Zero complaints except the stylus itself is a little brittle, use caution when replacing it.