Stylus Pens for Touch Screens, Universal Fine Point iPad Pencil with Magnetic Adsorption Compatible with iPhone/iPad/Samsung/Android/Tablet & Other Touch Screens (White Purple)

This pen was so easy to pair with my laptop and worked instantly. Only took a short time to charge and last for days!

So far it works great!! I hate standard/manual stylus’s and I don’t like having to deal with Bluetooth connections on the pen ones. It doesn’t need to connect to Bluetooth or anything extra, literally just turn the pen on and it is compatible with anything touchscreen. It feels high quality, has some weight to it and the size is exactly that of an apple pen. So far I haven’t had any issues with writing or drawing, no skipping or disconnecting issues. I’ll update if anything ever goes wrong, but so far it’s great and well worth the purchase!

Works so well!!! Such great quality my 9yr old wanted the apple pen and I got this instead and I'm was shocked how great it was need to order one for myself

The price point was decent. It came charged. It easy to use. No need for setup or Bluetooth connection. The battery life is decent if you don't use constantly during the day. It has a battery indicator light. It feels good in the hand, a little long in my POV. Seem durable and good quality. It comes with extra tips if damaged or lost. It has a 90% accuracy with a slight delay. I read a lot of reviews. Better ones than bad. But I did see some said it stopped working after sometime. Mine did the same thing after one day. Even with full charge. So I place it on the charger for 2 minutes and it worked again and is still working for over a week now. So far so good. I used it for a week. That is the reason for 4 stars. So I would say my experience being a first time S Pen user has been good.

I have big man-hands. I always buy smart phones with the largest screen possible, and sometimes I still have problems with accuracy. This stylus helps quite a bit. Sometimes it struggles a little to register touches, but I am not sure if that is the stylus or the screen. Sometimes that happens with my fingers, too. Battery life is a few hours, and plenty for my use. Sometimes I can go several days without charging, sometimes I need to charge it twice in one day. I am not a social media addict constantly on my phone. Other than phone uses, I mostly play mobile puzzle games on it when I am not in front of a real screen and want to kill some time. If you cannot go 15 minutes without tweeting what you had for breakfast, this stylus may run out of power before you feel compelled to post your lunch to instagram. If you are a normal functioning adult, its battery should be adequate. And yes, it does have a battery and charges via USB-C. Modern screens are not like the Palm Pilot I had in the 1990s, and work by detecting something electrical with your fingers. You need a powered stylus for a smart phone just like you need special gloves.

My first smart pen. works as well or better than I thought it would. My only complaint would be the battery doesn't last very long. BUT this may be normal for smart pens I don't know as this is like I said my first. If I loose this one I would definitly buy another one.

Best pen ever really works with designs and everything like that I can draw with it. I can write with it. I can do anything that I like really enjoy this and it’s interchangeable. I don’t have to change different pens to go to different devices and it also works on any touchscreen.

Excellent for the budget-conscious, casual user. While drawing accuracy is lacking, the decent battery life and the very useful magnetic attachment make this a highly convenient and solid general-purpose stylus.