Stylus Pen for Android Touchscreen with 4 POM Tips, Kenkor Active Digital Stylus Pens for iPhone, Magnetic Tablet Pen Compatible with iPhone/Samsung/Huawei/Vivo Writing & Drawing - Black

It works okay. Not 100% pinpoint accurate but it's better than using my big sausage fingertip. Charges quickly and lasts an okay amount of time. I got this to use on my Samsung phone.

Very handy, but I wish it held a charge for longer

Pretty great for the price! Works for all of my Android devices!

I have a galaxy A9+ and was bummed out when I found out the Samsung pen wouldn't work with it. When I bought this pen I was expecting to work for a day then shut off. But I've been using it for a week and It still works! I can use it on my phone and on iPads, despite the page saying it can’t. The stylus works pretty well with a screen protector, only sometimes does it not feel the stylus, or might become very patchy, but that's expected when buying an electronic for so cheap. The battery lasts very long, and the pen is very sleek and compact enough to fit in tablet cases with pen holders. No Bluetooth is required which is very refreshing, for I've had my fair share of Bluetooth devices disconnecting randomly or not connecting at all. To put it short 9/10, only because with a screen protector the tablet doesn't quite know that it's there but 99% of the time it does.

I'd never seen a stylus you need to charge before, but you get used to that pretty quickly. HERE'S WHAT I LIKED: * it comes with extra tips. I didn't know that a stylus tip may need to retire to Florida, but I guess it happens. so there are backups ready--no need to purchase more stuffs. * it's quite precise. I do like how easy it was to use and I feel like where you point is what gets selected. I've used a couple where you have to point 1/8" lower than you want to click. * the length is about the same as a #2 pencil. some I've seen are short so they're easier to shove in your pocket, but I find them too short to use. I feel like the length of this one give you a good balance. * there's a battery indicator with bars, just like a phone. full charge is 4 bars. it's nice to have a simple indictor like that to monitor its charge. * the battery lasts forEVER. I like to use coloring book apps in the evening to wind down and those are click-heavy. I can tap away for well over an hour and it loses one bar of battery. * it's got a built-in magnet so you can stick it to metal surfaces. that's a cool idea. HERE'S WHAT COULD USE SOME IMPROVEMENT: * the magnet doesn't work well. that's the reason I bought a second one. I do love the stylus, but trust the magnet and you too could be stylus-less. * turning on/off is weirdly tricky. you have to tap the top twice (that's a tongue twister!) but it's not quite a double tap. and it's not quite two individual taps. it's TAP-TAP but not TAP...TAP and not TAPTAP. it inevitably takes me several tries to turn it off or on. is a tiny on/off switch so much to ask for? how about a twist on/off? I feel like this function makes it less accessible for people who are differently abled. OVERALL: like I said, I already bought a second one. it's totally my fav tool. but I do keep it in a pouch with my foldable keyboard because it has no real way to stay near your phone on its own.

Bought this pen to use with my phone for doodling with IbisPaint. It's effectiveness is just okay. The Good: Decent build quality. Comes with extra nibs and a USB A to USB C charging cable Very visible battery status and auto shuts off to save power when not in use. The Bad I found that the accuracy was all over the place. Seemed to depend a lot on how I was holding the pen, with certain angle registering not where the tip was touching, which made trying to draw at precise locations almost impossible. I can over come that by zooming in. Annoying but still workable. Drawing lines slowing causes them to be "wobbly." There is a definitive wiggle in lines that are drawn slowly, especially at diagonals. This makes it impossible to get even good line quality in a lot of apps. In apps what had heavy smoothing I could get okay lines, but also introduces lag. Conclusion The thing to keep in mind with this pen is it's basically emulating your finger. Your device thinks you are dragging you finger across the screen, so if you have an app that's not working with the pen, make sure you didn't turn off "finger drawing." This is what allows this pen to work with just about any device with a capacitive screen. The down side is the field this pen creates is so big that it's accuracy isn't great and it wobbles. Fine if you're making quick strokes, not create for precision. So basically this pen is a "meh."

This stylus pen works great with my Android phone!! The pen is comfortable and lightweight. It comes in several colors . Purple is the one I chose. It takes a light touch to register contact with phone and is easy to use. Not only can I use it for drawing, I use it when I play word games too! It is fast charging and has battery indicator lights. Comes with 4 replacement tips and charging cable.

It works very well, I like that it has a low battery indicator, and besides having four replacement tips, it charges quickly and the charge lasts a long time. Overall, it's very well designed, I haven't had any problems, it's easy to use, and it simplifies my life. I recommend it.