MoKo Universal Active Stylus Pen, 2-in-1 Capacitive Fine Point Touch Screen Tablets Stylus Pencil Fit 2022 Apple iPad, mini/Air/Pro, iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Touchscreen Devices & Smartphones - Black

Works perfectly with my LG K20 Plus (both with its original plastic screen protector, and now with a tempered glass screen protector), and also with my LG K10 (which is covered with kitchen plastic wrap because of a cracked screen with sharp glass shards). It also works with my Nexus 7 tablet and my Nexus 6 phone.(Note that with my LG K20-plus phone with the tempered glass screen protector, this MoKo pen works perfectly when I am holding the phone in my other hand. It does not work if the phone is lying flat on the table. My body must be completing the capacitive circuit).I can easily and accurately do artwork without zooming, whereas, before, I had to zoom in in order to get the accuracy that I needed.I do not need to use any pressure in order for the pen to track accurately, so I have no worries about scratching or embossing the screen. It is more sensitive than either my finger or a passive rubber stylus.Note that the metal mesh stylus that comes with an LG Stylus 4 will not work at all with the LG K20. However, the MoKo Active Stylus works perfectly.I am also delighted to report that I have had no issues with palm interference.

I bought this for my daughter to use on her Acer touch Chromebook for drawing and coloring. It works great. It has a point that works for the precise things she is doing and a rubber stylus for larger things or when she isn't drawing but keeps the fingerprints off the screen. At first I was worried because I didn't see the point and that was the reason for the purchase. The directions didn't indicate that there is a portion that screws off and reveals the point. The rubber stylus portion screws and unscrews to both ends. One way revealing the point and the other way revealing the charging port. I have something similar for my iPad and they work exactly the same. She loves it.

I bought the stylus to use with an Acer tablet, which it's a little bit old. So, the stylus do not work so well. However I tried it with a modern phone and it works pretty well. Although let me tell you that it cannot work the same as a native stylus that comes with a Samsung Note phone (for example), because such devices has some extra components.The size, weight of the stylus is great and nice quality.Also the company behind it, has a great customer support.I would recommend the stylus if you have a kind of recent tablet/phone.

All of your pics for advertising of your product, do not show that it has a copper nib. They scratch 100% of the time. I cought at the right angle and it shaved glass off my screen protector. I did not want the cheap metal nib. You don't mention it in your ad or show a clear picture of the tip, so I guess it's on me, very sheisty, well played MoKo. The pen is terrable.

Nice design and a lightweight feel to it make it a nice stylus but it's connectivity Isn't the best. I've tested it with an iPhone 6s and when I put then tipndown it sometimes writes 1/8th of an inch in a different direction and sometimes the phone won't even detect it. Also other times it works perfectly.I've received excellent customer service from the seller and it's not the first product I bought from them and previous items have been great, I think I just got a faulty one.

The media could not be loaded. I wanted to like this. I've used it multiple times on my iPad, in ProCreate... But it has some serious issues staying connected. 50% (or more) of the time it doesn't work. I have to sit there going over the same spot over and over again to get a single line drawn. I even took my screen protector off thinking that may be the issue. It was not. It's incredibly frustrating.Works better plugged in. And when you first turn it on, it works great. But after a few minutes, it starts acting up.I've finally given up and have just been using the normal rubber stylus at the other end, which I hate. I have to use a precision stylus. I'd return it, but I spent so long trying to test it thoroughly that it's too late.But... I'm pretty sure this is just an issue with this type of stylus. I've had brand name before which had connection issues. So I guess this will be the last time I try a fancy stylus.I don't recommend this product. Sorry, seller. This thing just doesn't work. It'll be going in the trash once I buy a new regular precision stylus.Edit: I included a video of the issue - Showing it being plugged in and the light showing its working, but it's inconsistent.

I use this mostly in the good notes app. Handwriting almost feels natural. You have to learn how to hold the pen so the device recognizes it which may feel awkward. The charge holds well.Update: after a small drop, the stylus breaks. It has happened twice. Not worth the hassle of constantly replacing it.

I lost my Apple Pencil and that is pretty easy to do since it didn't have a clip or a optimal method for securing it to the iPad cases I have had. With Apple apparently planning a redesign of the Pencil, I didn't want to buy the same one I had at their price point.The MoKo took a little getting used to with MS OneNote, but other than that, it's great. I love that that it's USB rechargeable and lasts? I don't think I have needed to recharge it since I started using it - about a week ago and I use it daily.The clip is great, not quite a smooth as the Pencil, but for the price I paid? I am very satisfied. I use it to take notes and coloring App s such as Pigment. Something I enjoy when just trying to relax.