Stylus Pen Compatible with iPad pencil Touch Screen Pen Capacitive Rechargeable Styli with 1.5mm Ultra Fine Tips Compatible with iPads/Tablets/iPhones/Samsung/Lenovo/LG&HTC with Two Caps

This stylus works great on iPad Pro 10.5 inch I needed a new stylus after my old one gave up the ghost after a few years.I’ve bought newer versions of stylus’ that haven’t worked on a 10.5 iPad Pro.So was so relieved and pleased when this stylus worked straight out of the box.It works!it does what it says on the tin and was cheaper than the newer versions of stylus.

The media could not be loaded. Was excited to receive this stylus, mainly for helping my daughter with her school work, as it’s all online, mostly editable document work, as we are currently homeschooling due to lockdown! I can tell you for the price I am not disappointed! Great accuracy, lovely and smooth to write with, what a fantastic little gadget! A fraction of the price of an Apple pen too!

My experience of a comparable Apple pen used with my iPad Pro, is that the Apple pen is sleek, well-designed and accurate in making its markings. But mine died stone dead after a period of non-use. For a pen costing over £100, that is an annoying and abject failure. The new CiSiRUN pen is just as sleek, at a fraction of the cost. Its built-in ON/OFF switch makes it a clear winner. You can't turn the Apple pen off, so discharge when not in use seems inevitable, ultimately. This can be very bad for the internal battery. The new pen can be turned off, preserving charge. It has clear colour indications of charging and charging completion. Quite unlike the completely "dumb" and expensive Apple pen I owned. When switched on for use, an attractive blue glow is seen around the push button on the new pen, a sure indication that it has charge. Unused and switched-off, it seems to hold charge for weeks. The Apple charging connection, seems to me an ugly afterthought, requiring plugging into a lightning port. The pen then sticks out in an obtrusive and mechanically-inelegant arrangement. The new pen has a covered miniature USB port allowing virtually any 5v usb charging lead to be connected to it. As regards accuracy in use, the new pen is not first-rate. It's ok but neat writing is impossible. It is good for crude sketching. The recent circle, square and rectangle improving software by Apple works well with this pen, potentially enabling good results with simple drawings. The pen can be used when switched-off, with the rubber cap on it. This is not especially accurate, results are like the old touch-screen writers. Is the pen any good? I'd say an emphatic yes. Whilst not a precision writer, it is excellent for learning the ropes with a number of sketching apps, for making rough notes and touch control. It's low cost is attractive, being far from extortionate. Kids can become familiar with electronic pen use, and will learn a lot, without risking much capital. The only way to get better results is to pay more, or very much more. One final note is that I use the iPad Pro with a protective glass screen. There is no scratching by the pen's smooth copper tip, and operation seems unaffected by this covering.30-01-2021:I just tried the pen on the Hack Green HF SDR site. This is familiar to many radio amateurs. I find it excellent for operating the rather small controls on the receiver. Using a finger instead is clumsy; it usually covers over one or more buttons being operated. The pen is especially useful for operating the frequency-selection cursor. Touching low at the sides of the cursor, allows each side to be selected deftly, to alter the upper and lower bandwidth limits. This is a great improvement over using the fingers.The pen remains sleek in design, functional, economical and a pleasure to use, as exemplified just above. Splendid.

I bought this for my daughter as she’s loves to create digital art. It worked great in the beginning but unfortunately stopped working a few months after use. It’s well looked after and kept clean. The fine tip end just wouldn’t connect with the sensitivity on the screen. We tried it on other devices to see if would help resolve any connection issues, but it still wouldn’t work. It’s a shame because it was a great tool.

I was using a rubber-topped alternative previously, and this has definitely proved to be a better option for those using the pen for writing/drawing.The pen is lightweight and comfortable to hold and glides nicely over the screen of my ipad. It's also straightforward to charge and operate generally.Not sure why, but the pen can often produce wobbly lines as opposed to straight ones (in Procreate). I've tried charging the pen, ensuring my hand isn't in contact with the screen to cause interference, and even tried warming up the screen/pen to assist but nothing seems to iron out the issue completely. Calibration also feels slightly off. However, at the price it's hard to be truly frustrated.

This is actually the 4th time I’ve bought this product, once for my daughter for Christmas, then for 2 nieces as they loved it and wanted their own, and this time to replace daughter’s lost stylus.Daughter uses it for digital art as well as games and general tip tapping. It’s got brilliant accurate connection to iPad and phone, you can use different pressures, it’s robust, holds charge for a long time and is so easy to set up and use.Great value for money, would definitely recommend for anyone considering an apple pen but wanting a cheaper option.

My daughter had an apple pen which stopped charging so we got this to see if it was ok. She likes the style because it is very similar to what she had before, she is delighted with it because it shows you when it’s charging, has two ends, one for detail when she needs accuracy and a wider end drawing and feels great to hold.

I ordered this pen to draw on my ipad Pro, when it arrived it felt well made and has a little weight to it,it comes with a charging cable and spare nib. It was simple to connect to my ipad just through the add blutooth option.I downloaded a good drawing app and gave it a try and discovered the following points.1. Accuracy isnt great but its not bad you have to hold the pen at a slight angle to get it to respond on screen.2. It does not seem to respond or only responds slightly if you have the pin tip touching the screen vertically (hope that makes sense?)3. There can be a tiny lag.4. There is no magnetic holder for attaching to an ipad.5. it does not come with a case.Apart from the things listed above you quickly get used to the little quirks and just adapt to how it responds and works. It is what it is and thats a good but not perfect, affordable stylus, one you would also be happy to let the kids use.