Stylus Pen for Android Touchscreen with 4 POM Tips, Kenkor Active Digital Stylus Pens for iPhone, Magnetic Tablet Pen Compatible with iPhone/Samsung/Huawei/Vivo Writing & Drawing - Black

I'd never seen a stylus you need to charge before, but you get used to that pretty quickly.HERE'S WHAT I LIKED:* it comes with extra tips. I didn't know that a stylus tip may need to retire to Florida, but I guess it happens. so there are backups ready--no need to purchase more stuffs.* it's quite precise. I do like how easy it was to use and I feel like where you point is what gets selected. I've used a couple where you have to point 1/8" lower than you want to click.* the length is about the same as a #2 pencil. some I've seen are short so they're easier to shove in your pocket, but I find them too short to use. I feel like the length of this one give you a good balance.* there's a battery indicator with bars, just like a phone. full charge is 4 bars. it's nice to have a simple indictor like that to monitor its charge.* the battery lasts forEVER. I like to use coloring book apps in the evening to wind down and those are click-heavy. I can tap away for well over an hour and it loses one bar of battery.* it's got a built-in magnet so you can stick it to metal surfaces. that's a cool idea.HERE'S WHAT COULD USE SOME IMPROVEMENT:* the magnet doesn't work well. that's the reason I bought a second one. I do love the stylus, but trust the magnet and you too could be stylus-less.* turning on/off is weirdly tricky. you have to tap the top twice (that's a tongue twister!) but it's not quite a double tap. and it's not quite two individual taps. it's TAP-TAP but not TAP...TAP and not TAPTAP. it inevitably takes me several tries to turn it off or on. is a tiny on/off switch so much to ask for? how about a twist on/off? I feel like this function makes it less accessible for people who are differently abled.OVERALL:like I said, I already bought a second one. it's totally my fav tool. but I do keep it in a pouch with my foldable keyboard because it has no real way to stay near your phone on its own.

This is a great buy if you are looking for a stylus that is accurate to the touch. I bought 2. I saw my father struggling with the small generic cheap everyday rubber sponge pointed stylus. I gambled and bought him this one. He loves it and does not struggle to use it. And the magnet is a big plus. It is the length of regular school #2 pencil. Definitely worth the buy. I use mine all the time.

This is a great stylus for the price. The only reason I give it a 4 star is because the first one I ordered did not work at all but it was a easy return and replace through Amazon.

Fantastic pen! I use it for digital creation and could not be more happy!

Super buena

Excelente compra

Excellent value, easier to deal with tablet and phone screens.

Using this with 2016 Tab A and also tried it with a 2018? Version that uses an S pen - had reasonable results with both. Also I used it on my Galaxy S9plus phone and a Fire tablet. It works great with some limitations. No palm reject function or pressure sensitivity. It charges quickly and lasts at least 8-9 hours. It is a good value and allows me to sign my name with a pointed object instead of with my finger. It is okay to hold. The only thing I am not sure of is how I will be able to attach this pen to the device securely enough to prevent it from being lost. Since all my devices have external covers, I might try gluing some elastic or neoprene loos to the side of the case to hold the stylus. It also comes with its own USB C cord and 4 extra tips. I wish the blunt end had a plastic loop on it to thread a lanyard through.