Adonit Dash 4, Multi-Device Stylus for iPad and Touchscreen, Duo Mode Active Digital Pencil with Palm Rejection, Compatible with iPad, iPhone, Android, and More- Graphite Black

I searched everywhere for a stylus that works with the iPad Air 2. This is the only one and it works great! My granddaughter is thrilled, now she can draw!

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Green mode works very well on my iPhone 16 ProMax and Samsung S24+ the small tip helps get to small spots especially for my old arthritic figures that tend to tremble at times. I'm 80 but still tech savvy!

I liked this stylus for drawing on my iPhone after learning that an open wouldn’t work I tried different styluses before coming to this one. And it’s a noticeable difference compared to the other styluses I used before this one. It’s accurate when it comes to drawing not all this weird lopsided ugly lines the other styluses had for me when I used their stylus pen.

This is one of those products where you have to wonder what they were thinking. It is not just bad, it’s worse than the Dash 3. They’ve gone backwards. I got no response to the Dash 4 with my iPad Pro. On my android phone (Pixel 6) the inking accuracy was worse than when I just used my finger. Much, much worse.I have read that the accuracy can vary from phone to phone, screen to screen and app to app. I tried Google Keep, OneNote and Squid on the Pixel 6. The Dash 4 was unusable in all these apps due to wild inaccuracies. I also tried the google handwriting keyboard and the Dash 4 inaccuracies made that unusable too.

I can't address how this works with Apple products, but on my Lenovo Tab M10 Plus Android Tablet there is some weirdness.First, it take about 30-seconds to "warm-up" in green mode. Before that happens the tablet is non-responsive to the stylus. Second, it has a hard time pulling down the "window shade" at the top of android. I have rotated the tablet to see if it is a possible dead area (it's not).Yes, the charger is an interesting odd design. But for people that complained about it being USB-C, you can't complain if it states it in the description.I have not used it for note taking or drawing, but it better then any of the "disk" style styluses I have used. There is no question that it has enough sensitivity to use with icons or highlighting text.---Three days later...The stylus does NOT allow me pull down the "window shade" on my tablet, but it does on my phone (OnePlus Nord N200). I have tried both in landscape and prorate orientation, neither works.Also I have noticed that the metal top of the pen is rough and might benefit from a sanding.---After a week of use I am returning it to Amazon. The stylus does not register well on my tablet screen. I have not been able to use the drop-down notification area either in portrait or landscape modes. Further, I contacted Adonit tech support a week ago and have not heard from them.I was really hoping this would work well (especially for note taking). Perhaps it does with Apple, but for Android its very problematic.---From tech support, "so our green light on Dash 4 may not work perfectly on it, we are awfully sorry...When did you buy the pen? If your pen is bought recently, you may provide the receipt of your purchase and contact the platform and ask for a refund.---sigh.

I have almost completely enjoyed this device. Works flawlessly with my android phones, the multi-mode selection is simple and straight forward, and charging does not take terribly long.Things I don't like:The tip is very hard, so slides a little too easily across glass screens. This is in contrast to the Dash 3, which had a very slightly "soft" tip that gave it a tiny amount of grip, and thus more control.The power-on is as simple as pressing the top button, but to power off requires about a five second press that must be restarted if you happen to time it wrong. I personally would prefer a physical on-off switch, but would also be happy if the power and mode switch were just three presses, on, on, off. Five seconds isn't very long, but I have had to awkwardly pause what I am doing to switch it off enough times for it to become bothersome.I have never liked the little USB adapters used for charging the Dashes. They are small and easily lost, with no convenient way to store them with the stylus itself. Furthermore, with this iteration, the USB-C plug means that as of yet, the only place I can charge the stylus from is my phone, which I typically still need to be using, or am concurrently needing to charge as well. I have actually stopped using this in favor of my Dash 3 with its USB-A adapter in part because of this issue. Ironically, perhaps, I have also since lost my Dash 4 adapter. It is probably under the couch or behind my desk, but I have yet to relocate it. A better overall recharging method would be ideal, but in the mean time, we may need to include a USB-C to -A adapter until the switchover to the USB-C standard has had time to replace all of the 'older' existing tech that wasn't built for it.Aside from the first two minor issues and the third more serious issue, though, I like this product. It's getting three stars instead of four purely because I'm going to have to purchase a replacement charging deal.

It feels like a regular pen not like the apple pencil where it’s heavy and quite long for my hands. The Adonit Dash 4 is absolutely perfect. In fact I am using it right now on my iphone.