[2-in-1] Universal Active Stylus Pens for Touch Screens,Rechargeable Digital Stylish Pen Pencil, SIMDOG Stylus Pen Touch Screen Pens for iPhone,Samsung Touch Screens Cell Phones, iPad

I'm an artist and draw on my phone with ibis paint. I'd been using the generic pens that look like gen 1 apple pen dupes, and after a gravity-based accident took out both my main pen and my backup, I decided to get this gen 2 dupe instead. IT'S SO MUCH BETTERfirst of all, the capacitive tip of the pen isn't exposed, so it's protected from damage. That was what took out my backup pen. I feel like the covered tip will last a lot longer, and it has a much nicer drawing feel than the bare metal.I also love the body of the pen! the generic gen 1 dupes all have an annoying, bright blue power light around the button that i always cover with a sticker or tape, but this one has a very small inset light that's MUCH less intrusive, and much nicer for drawing at night. Because the charging port is in the side, this pen also doesn't have a cap to lose like my previous pens did, and it charges with usb-C instead of micro-usb!Overall, it feels good to draw with, plays nice with my screen, has good point accuracy and has a nice design. It feels a little cheap, sure, but it IS cheap, so i can't complain. Definitely a much needed upgrade from the original cheapass pen i was using before.

This is the easiest stylus to use it is so efficient and so easy to handle no fuss no hassles simply plug it in charge it and it's ready to use cannot be more satisfied

Works well enough, no major issues after the first pairing (which took a bit). Pen feels good, grip is good, battery life is about what you would expect for something almost 1/10th the price of the OEM version.

We use these for paint by # and they work great. Writing and drawing on a tablet is a breeze and they feel well made. We have bought 3 so far and they get used more than you think once you remember that you have it. Great value for the $$$

The media could not be loaded. I went out on a limb and got this stylist because the 3 reviews for it were great, but I was really disappointed. I want to get into digital drawing, but I don't have an iPad, nor do I have drawing pad money. So I decided to try this pen on my HP Envy touchscreen laptop and Krita. I was so excited to start and the first few strokes were totally fine. The irony comes when I decide to record how well it worked for a positive review and suddenly it stopped working and pretty much never wrote a straight unbroken line again until I wrote basically with the pen flat and almost parallel to the screen. Funny enough, when I went to record that that was how I got it to work, it wouldn't work anymore! Which is shown towards the end of the video as well. And just to be clear because I wanted to be sure if there was a way to get it to work, I would have kept it, the following did not effect its performance in any significant way: writing angle, turning off and on, changing tips, applying more or less pressure to screen, changing brushes or settings in Krita. I put a breakdown below, I know there's a chance that mine was a dud, but I would rather just get my money back then wait and go through it all over again if it doesn't work :(Pros: Sleek, easy to turn on/off, comes with extra tips, can be used to tap on your phone for simple things like appsCons: Incredibly inconsistent, jumps all of the time, cannot write or draw with itTakeaway: If you want to use it purely to tap on your phone, then it should be fine, unless I got a defective version, you will not be drawing, writing, or designing anything with this.

Doesn't seem to stay charged that long but it works great

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The pen does not work when holding it straight upright on a screen. You must hold the pen at a side angle in order to write. Very frustrating.