Stylus Pen for Touch Screen Compatible with 2018-2022 Apple iPad Pro 11/12.9 Inch, iPad 9th 8th 7th 6th, iPad Mini 5th 6th, iPad Air 5th 4th 3rd Gen, iphone/Samsung Galaxy/Android Touch Screen Devices

It’s was just ok, ended up going back to the digiroot stylus with the nylon tip.

Works great but when the battery dies the stylus is useless. The battery did not last a week (I used Duracell) and minimal use. I bought this one because I thought one with a battery would last longer. May have to order a rechargeable stylus.

Easily WAY more accurate than the fat squishy tip style of pens, but it wasn't as accurate as I would like it to be. I really like how it feels in my hand though, and using a battery is WAY better than using a charger.

YOU HAVE TO CHANGE THE BATTERY ALOT LUCKILY IT ONLY TAKES ONE AAA BATTERY IT FEELS GREAT IN THE HAND HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS STYLUS PUT MAKE SURE YOU STOCK UP ON AAA BATTERIES

I was kind of skeptical trying this stylus out at first, but after I got it, and used it for a while, I'm really pleased with it. Especially since I've tried almost every rechargeable stylus out there and was less than satisfied with all of them, considering that almost every one of the rechargeable styluses that I have tried, quit working within the first month or so. So wanting to give this one a shot in hopes of finding something better out there. And this one goes above and beyond. Great touch response on the screen, only takes one AAA battery, and it actually lasts a good while. I have to replace the battery in mind about once every 10 days, but I'm also I very heavy user and it's in my hand at least 16 hours a day off and on, since I do a lot of art work online. There was only one little con that I had with this product, and that's just the size of it. I mean it's the normal length as a typical ink pen, but is m it's kind of chubby. Like holding one of those large sized crayons that toddlers color with. But really a big issue, nor does it affect the performance of the stylus, it just takes a little time getting used to. But definitely a must buy for the price.

Only complaint is that it goes through batteries like crazy. Other than that, perfect.

((First look and internal thoughts on few days of use. Will update when used for a long while more. But it's looking great from the gitgo.))I'm finally glad i came across this produce. I been dieing to find a rather simple and old school stylus that didn't use fancy lithium batteries, or Quad AAAA's. Something that could be used by the average joe and you can use it with simple battery tech like the common AA or AAA's.This is the best of using a new Stylus that works on modern phones/etc, But feels simple as the older systems (Palm Pilots and old mobile Window palms.) that used the thin stylus like Nintendo DS/3DS systems.It's a bit thicker then other Quad or Lithium cells, But the thickness also does help gather more holding structure then the thinner and lighter ones, Plus it has a pen clip and working on AAA makes it super easy to replace with any common AAA of Alkaline, NIMH, AAA Lithium, or NiCaD, or NiZn battery tech out there that is used on standard AA or AAA devices. So you have a universal set of power to use rather then sticking to a 1-2hour recharge wait. Just toss in a cell, Use. Replace a cell, Recharge that if it is. And continue going. No need to have any fear of a dead battery. It's design it built thick and strong. Almost feels like you can whack someone good with it and not have a fear of it snapping (Though don't heh. Might get in trouble for smacking people with your stylus heh.).The Stylus sensitivity is really strong even at it's extended mode, And that's using a glass screen protector on my phone. So i can see it being used quite well for many tasks. Though i haven't done drawing to know how go it compared to a synced or built for the phone stylus, But it seems to work well, But then again i don't think any of these simple universal stylus will ever compare to a synced system or built phone stylus. So it works as it's intended.The nib is hard, But glides smoothly on both a normal and glass protector. Doesn't have that rough feeling that a copper tip has, or a sticky feeling that normal rubber tips have. So it's really gentle, But it is still solid so don't go jabbing the phone with it.

I loved this stylus. I loved that I didn't have to wait for it to charge, just had to have recharged batteries to change when it was done. In the last few weeks (I haven't had it for 6 months yet) it does not connect to the battery well, leading to a lot of lost time changing batteries, pulling the spring to maybe make better contact, etc. Not getting another one of these.