Stylus Pens for Amazon Kindle Fire 10/8/7/11 Pencil, Evach Capacitive High Sensitivity Digital Pencil with 1.5mm Ultra Fine Tip Stylus Pencil for Amazon Kindle Fire 10/8/7/11 Pen, White

I do not use Apple products, like an iPad. But I found a circumstance where I wanted a stylus, like the Apple Pencil for use with my tablet, which is an Amazon Fire tablet. I wasn't sure exactly what I wanted or needed, so I purchased this stylus mostly on hope.As far as how the pen interfaces with the tablet, I don't have much in the way of complaints. It does have a metal tip, which I knew before purchase. This works, but doesn't feel "soft" like a pencil on paper might. It also doesn't feel like a pen on paper or really like much of anything else you could imagine aside from smooth metal on smooth glass. I had my concerns with scratching, but those concerns haven't been founded. I'm not sure if it is a function of the stylus or the tablet, but it's not as precise as I would like. I can tap on buttons on the screen without the screen recognizing an input. It also seems to have nothing in the way of pressure sensitivity. Whether I barely touch the screen or press with more force, the applications don't seem to recognize any difference.My major complaints come down to the lack of a clip, and the on/off touch button top. The rounded tip opposite the "working" end of the pen is what turns the stylus on and off. I found myself chocking up on the stylus to get my hand away from the screen and accidentally turning the pen off. I also repeatedly accidentally turned the stylus on when trying to put it away in a backpack or laptop bag. I would strongly prefer a tactile button on top like a regular pen, or one on the side, as opposed to a simple touch interface. It lacking the clip also meant I couldn't simply clip the pen to things to help keep track of it. No clip meant it could slip all the way through pen/pencil holders in my bags, and I couldn't clip it to the case of my tablet. My tablet case also has magnets built in, and this stylus isn't magnetic. I wasn't looking for one magnetic, but the lack of a clip I'm afraid renders this thing far more likely to get lost.Since I misplaced the box/case it came with, I can no longer return this pen. I'm glad it didn't cost more than it did, but am currently in the market for something more in-line with my preferences.

Love how well this works!!

I I bought this for my niece for her Kindle as she said she needed that one. Paid $25. She has to charge it up to use it, very bad. I bought three tablet pens for $4 that do the same exact thing. Kendall pan is a waste of money in every dollar tablet pointer pen will do the same job. PS why do you have to charge that stupid device when all other tablet pens don't have to?

This was a gift for a grandchild...who was delighted to receive .

This works fine as a stylus, but isn't accurate enough for legible writing or drawing.

It works with the Fire HD 10 I have very well! My only concern is the metal tip. I get nervous when I tap too hard or that it'll scratch the screen, even with a screen protector.

Had to remove tempered glass protector for this to work. Kind of annoying.

The media could not be loaded.  It is a really nice pen that can be used on multiple devices. I was hoping to get back into drawing but not with this pen. It doesn't respond well with the coloring pages and it's not very accurate when sketching. I tried several apps on the Fire 10 and this was actually the best app (Drawing Desk). Overall I probably wouldn't recommend to an artist but maybe your average tablet user.