Professional 2 - Digital Painting Brush Stylus for Tablets, iPhone, Ipad, Laptops for Kids & Adults, No Battery, No Charging, Compact Size, Convenient Drawing Experience, Digital Art

Works like a stylus but with the nice feel of a paintbrush. I have the galaxy series smartphones (s22 ultra and s24 ultra) that i like to use for artwork and although this little brush doesn't do anything special, it simply feels like a nice paintbrush and for me, it works. I also use it on my z fold 5 (inside screen) which it is gentle enough to use. I thonk it also works on the outer screen where the recommended s-pen does not. With the z fold, you need to be careful what you use but this paintbrush is fine for it where other standard styluses are not. It also works fine on any touch screen. No special buttons, no Bluetooth needed. It is simply a basic stylus in the form of a brush. They had two different models of this brush on Amazon and I bought them both. I can tell you for a fact that there is no difference between the two models - I thonk one is "the original" and the other is version 2. They are both exactly the same. One thing I love is that it come with a cap that keeps the bristles from getting messed up during storage. The cap fits on the other end while you are using the brush thus extending it and making the length appropriate for manipulating the brush easily. It feels like a quality brush. It seems we'll made. I only wish they made some sort of an attachable pocket so it can be kept with the phone. I hate losing things like this - especially in the bottom of my messy pocketbook! This works like any other capacitative stylus on ANY touch screen. Not bad for under ten bucks! It dies not do any special tricks and has no special functions. It works with all art apps in asmuch as you choose the tool settings for each brush or pen like you would if you use a finger or a stylus. This just feels nicer in the hand to use. It works in any app on any touch screen, period!

The BuTouch Professional 2 Digital Painting Brush Stylus is a high-quality and versatile tool that is designed for digital artists of all skill levels. With its innovative brush design and compatibility with a wide range of devices, including tablets, iPhones, iPads, and laptops, this stylus is a great choice for anyone who wants to create digital artwork with ease and precision. One of the standout features of the BuTouch Professional 2 Digital Painting Brush Stylus is its innovative brush design, which mimics the feel and performance of traditional paintbrushes. The stylus features a soft and flexible tip that responds to pressure and angle, allowing you to create a wide range of strokes and effects with precision and accuracy. The stylus is also highly compatible with a wide range of devices, including popular tablets like the iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab, as well as laptops and smartphones. This ensures that you can use the stylus with your preferred device, regardless of the operating system or software. Other features of the BuTouch Professional 2 Digital Painting Brush Stylus include a durable and long-lasting construction, which ensures that the stylus can withstand frequent use and rough handling, as well as a convenient and easy-to-use design, which makes it simple to create digital artwork with ease. Overall, the BuTouch Professional 2 Digital Painting Brush Stylus is a great choice for anyone who wants to create digital artwork with precision and ease. With its innovative brush design, compatibility with a wide range of devices, and durable and long-lasting construction, this stylus provides a reliable and efficient solution for digital artists of all skill levels.

It is visually indistinguishable from my travel watercolor brushes, aside from the bristles being a length and shape I’ve not found in watercolor brushes. It’s a round brush, but shorter than any round brush I have. It would still be a perfectly useful brush for acrylics and I’m reasonably sure you could indeed use it as an actual paintbrush (though you’d obviously ruin it as a stylus). It stows like a travel watercolor brush, the tip inside the handle of the brush. Though I wish it were an active stylus with pressure sensitivity, as that would be amazing for brush effects, it is just a capacitive stylus, and as such, pressure is not recognized. Strokes are uniform according to the settings of whatever app you’re using. It is possible to design a brush in Procreate which mimics the effect you’d get with pressure changes on the brush, but for it to be anything approaching realistic it would take an awful lot of tweaking. Nevertheless, I find it very nice to use. The feel of the brush is just nicer than a pencil when you prefer brushes to pencils in tangible media. I haven’t found any issues with lines being weird, although I did not a bit of a dead zone at the edges of the screen on my iPhone 14 Pro. Not a big deal, I just keep the subject in the middle. I didn’t find any dead zones on my iPad mini 10. The dead zone on my phone may be because of the case, also; my iPad case is more flush with the screen. Anyway. Is it absolutely an essential tool that does something a cheap rubber stylus can’t do passably well? Not really. But it feels nice using a brush to paint on an iPad and just for that it’s worth the price.

The brush itself works well outside of what was intended for, but, if you use it for your touchscreen tablet the accuracy is poor, you practically have to smash the bristles for the screen to register, it wasn’t easy to use at all, it fits very well as a portable watercolor brush, but nothing else. I recommend you pass on this one.

I bought this stylus to use with Procreate and Procreate Pocket. It only worked on the iPhone Pocket app, but not ProCreate on my iPad. I returned it and requested a replacement. The replacement arrived the next day but, again, it only worked on my iPhone. Then I experimented with the preferences in Procreate and turned on the "paint with finger" option under gestures. The stylus then worked and I was very pleased with the touch and the variety of strokes I can make that are different from just using my Apple pencil alone. I am very happy with it now.

I do a lot of drawing and illustrations using my iPad, the Procreate app, and my Apple Pencil. I was excited to try something different! Here are my thoughts: - this will NOT replace the Apple Pencil if you have one. It is not pressure sensitive and your strokes will be mostly uniform with uniform color, even if the brush (in the app) is meant to work with the pressure of your stylus. - I drew a very simple flower using the brush (left) and the Apple Pencil (right). The brush was hard to get precise strokes. If I rested my hand on the screen it didn’t work. I was trying to fill in some holes I missed in the petals and it took me forever to get it to respond and fill in. It was slightly frustrating. - it’s a neat idea but more of a novelty for me. I like that it’s an actual paintbrush with bristles. - I like that it doesn’t require any charging. - It can fold into itself, which will help it to last. Overall, it’s not for me. It does what I think it’s supposed to do. I can see it being fun to use if you’ve never used the Apple Pencil before. I’ll be passing this on to my 7 year old to use with his iPad. I hope to see different versions of this in the future. I love the idea of it for sure. If there was a version that could be pressure sensitive in the procreate app I’d be all over it!

I bought this brush and the app! It is magical. I have the procreate app and love it. This brush gives me the feeling of holding an authentic brush! If you’re an artist, you’re sensitive to your materials! I will purchase different sizes, but using it is easy, it’s portable and the cost is minimal. Test it out, I think it’s a hit!

This works to a point. If you have a screen protector this is terrible. The pressure you have to use for it to show up is not good. The bristles are going to get destroyed solely based on the pressure you have to use for it to work. I wanted to like this. I wanted the feel of paint on my tablet but a normal silicone stylus has more of a brush feel than this.