adonitPro 4 (Silver) Luxury Capacitive Stylus Pen, High Sensitivity Fine Point and Precision,Stylus for iPad, Air, Mini, Android, iPhone, Samsung, Other Touch Screens, Compatible for All Touchscreens

I bought this pen 10 months ago as of writing this review and I have nothing but positive things to say about it. Can confirm it’s perfectly compatible with an iphone 13, and by proxy it should function well with all iPhones and apple screens. It’s very compact and feels good quality, has a nice weight to it sense it’s made of metal. Works like a charm, I take it everywhere with me to doodle on the go with my smartphone. My favorite feature is that the cap of this pen screws off and onto the bottom of the pen so you won’t loose it. I don’t usually make reviews but I just had to with this product. Definitely recommend 👌👌

I have a touch-screen laptop, but the active stylus doesn't work with my particular configuration, so I was stuck with looking for a good passive one. I really like this one, it works well, gives me good control, keeps the fingerprints off the screen, and makes doing basic tasks like signing docs and making simple drawings much easier. Good value in my opinion.

It works good a phone stylus but not for everything . I originally want it because I want to create draft designs on my iPhone using procreate pocket app when out and about. This stylus phone is good as a general phone stylus, offering precision and responsiveness for everyday tasks. Its smooth operation enhances note-taking and navigation effortlessly. However, when it comes to the Procreate Pocket app, the stylus falls short. The app demands a higher level of sensitivity and nuanced control, revealing limitations in this stylus's performance. While fantastic for regular phone use, it might not be the ideal choice for those seeking an advanced stylus experience in creative applications like Procreate Pocket.

It works as a stylus, but the feel isn’t too great against the screen.If you’re trying to use this on an iPad, you might be better off getting a generic iPad pencil.

I really didn’t want a disc tipped stylus. I thought it looked cheap and thought the expensive electric stylus would be better, but I was wrong. This stylus is amazing, and draws circles around its more expensive peers. It writes so smoothly on my iPhone 14 Pro Max screen, never skips, and draws exactly where you think it will, and the aluminum body is nice, both in shape, grip and weight distribution. Although the clever cutout that creates a “pen clip” is very sharply edged. I kinda feel like I have to be careful with it, but so far so good. The screw on protective cap is also nice, but it tends to self loosen in my pocket. I wish it didn't need the cap, but I’m pretty sure it prevents the disc from snapping off, so I have to keep using it and re-tightening it. You get used to it. But overall, totally worth it.

These are so much better than the eraser style rubber tips. Finally a stylus I can sign my name with.

First time I got this the disk broke off, they refunded me and I got this again to give it another shot. Second time, stylus stopped working in 2 weeks the disk is still intact but it seems it has loosened? I am not sure but it won't write on my ipad at all. It was working fine before but now it just wont work. And I got the disks too but guess what? you can't change the disks because they won't give instructions on how to change the disks.

I love this pen so much. I’ve been using it for a few months and it’s perfect. My lines have never looked smoother on my digital art and it works equally well between the two programs I use (Ibis and Procreate). It has a nice weight to it that makes it feel really nice to hold. I was a bit worried it would be fragile and I have dropped it a few times but the tip hasn’t fallen off. If it were to, I would be very happy to reorder this product because it works so well.