Stylus Pens for Touch Screens, Adrawpen New-Upgrade 5 Mins auto-Off Rechargeable High-Sensitivity Active Smart Pencil Digital Pen with Superfine Tip, Compatible for iPad iPhone Samsung Tablets(White)

We bought this pen for our 12 year old who loves drawing on her iPad. I didn’t want to spend the money for the Apple Pencil incase she didn’t use it as much as I hoped. Well, I read many reviews on other pens about how they weren’t that great for drawing, but this pen had good reviews, so I decided to try it. The pen is great and works perfectly on the iPad. You literally open the box and turn the pen on... that’s it! The pen holds a long charge and the quality is fantastic. It really does well for drawing, which is why we bought it, so I can’t say anything bad about it. The price was great - just a great find!

Bought an Apple pen in November. Charging it was awkward no place to store it eventually lost it. Cost 100 bucks. Saw this one figured I’d give it a try. Love love love it! Not only does it function as well as the Apple pen but it comes with a nice little case to attach to my iPad with an elastic band. Oh and the best part- having a hard time trying to figure out how to charge it so sent an email. Got an answer so quickly! Great product great value great customer service!

My daughter just opened it this morning as a Christmas gift and was excited to use it right away, however the pen nib does not work at all but the mesh side works. Checked the charge and it was fully charged. We are really bummed.Update: after contacting the seller, we were sent a new pen that does work. My daughter has been enjoying the procreate app for drawing, but I was a little disappointed that I can’t get this pen to work with the brush pen in the app to do lettering, there is no change in up and down strokes. The company was great to work with though.

I was really excited about this purchase as I've been doing digital art a lot recently but haven't saved up quite enough for the Apple Pencil yet, so I decided to get a cheaper alternative to hold me over in the meantime. I was really disappointed with this pen, though. I definitely don't recommend this for artists. The fine tip is actually metal, which I guess is my fault for not reading and realizing, and it causes a lot of noise when working on your screen. I also noticed that most of the lines are wavy, like in the photo I included. I tried a bunch of different brushes in Procreate but all of them came out wavy when going diagonally. The calibration is also off a little and the drawing on the screen is slightly off from where the tip of the pen is actually touching. I would rather use the rounded mesh tip, which is exactly like my previous stylus I bought for $8 at Target. Pretty big waste of money in my opinion. It may work better for someone who just wants to write notes and doesn't care what they're writing/drawing looks like, but if that's the case I would still recommend a much cheaper option.

I just LOVE this stylus! It is amazing and I use ti all the time. I have bought them as gifts also. It has great accuracy with the point and use the “rubber” end all the time also. Others brands I have used cannot compare to this tool! AND it is rechargeable , with an extra tip, carry pouch and the reasonable price, very hard not to LOVE it!

I loved this pen till I tried to draw with it... it works great for my daughter to use on her iPad tracing letters and numbers, which is technically what I bought it for but then one day I wanted to test out how it would draw and immediately I remembered the several reviews that stated the pen sometimes erases a previous line when you go to draw another one. It’s odd.. also it doesn’t accurately draw according to where the pen is touching the screen. It’s a little off. What I mean is you intend on drawing in a specific area but it draws like a millimeter above it. It’s kinda hard to explain without a visual. To bring to a close it really all depends on what you’ll be using this pen for. If you’re just tracing some letters and numbers or using it like a stylus then this pen is great and the price is even better BUT if you’re trying to get creative this pen won’t be for you. It’s not accurate and has some minor flaws. Overall I’m mostly satisfied but just wish it didn’t have those couple hiccups.

Nice Apple Pencil or Apple Pencil 2 replacement.I have been running this along side my Apple Pencil 2 for the last couple of weeks and I have got to say...Has a few cons if are already using an Apple Pencil...As you have to have draw with touch on in office suite apps so hand resting on screen affects writing.Pro: Can use with iPad and iPhone. Since there is no Bluetooth, you can easily switch between phone and iPad with this stylus.But with the price of the Apple Pencil, this stylus is a nice pick up for those who don’t want to drop over $100 on an Apple Pencil.

I love that this pin has a regular stylus on one end so I can continue to use the pin after the battery dies. It’s easy to use, only need to lightly touch it to the screen. I used it with an iPad. The bad part is that after about two weeks the pin just stopped working.