Stylus Pens for Touch Screens Magnetic iPad Pencil Rechargeable Digital Tablet Pen, Kenkor Active Stylus Pen for Apple iPad Pro/Air/Mini/iPhone/Android/Samsung/Smartphones and Tablets Devices (Black)

Good build quality, easy setup, and works smoothly on iOS. Comes with spare tips and USB-C charging. Reliable and straightforward to use. Would recommend.

Doesn't work very well on my samsung phone but it works on my samsung tablet. It does have a weird gap between the pen and the screen but after a couple uses, you adapt to it. Sometimes the touch screen doesn't work because you need to tilt it at a 45 degree angle, it won't work as well otherwise. Good battery life and comfortable to use.

Perfect pen, works really well on my Samsung Galaxy Tab A9. Feels comfortable in my hand and has good battery life

Shame there is no zero stars.Simply does not work.Despite the listing saying it is, this stylus is not compatible with apple products. Tried on iPhone 11, 14 and 16 and iPad.Does nothing.Plugged in the charge fine. I suspect this is a plastic tube with a small led light that comes on when plugged in to power. Nothing else!UPDATE: I’ve been contacted by the seller who offered a full refund. I accepted this offer, they then replied asking for video evidence of the issue. They want me to create a video of a device doing nothing. Looks like customer service is as lousy as the product itself!

I recently upgraded my digital toolkit with the Pens for Touch Screens Magnetic iPad Pen, and it has truly elevated my touchscreen experience. This sleek and versatile pen is not just for iPads; it works seamlessly with a wide range of devices, including Android and iOS smartphones and tablets.What sets this pen apart is its magnetic design, which ensures it stays securely attached to my iPad or tablet, making it easily accessible whenever inspiration strikes. Plus, with its rechargeable functionality, I never have to worry about running out of power when I need it most.Whether I'm taking notes, sketching, or navigating through apps, this digital tablet pen offers precision and responsiveness like no other. The fine tip glides effortlessly across the screen, providing smooth and accurate input without any lag or delay.The compatibility of this pen with various devices, including iPads, iPhones, Samsung, Lenovo, and more, makes it a versatile tool for professionals, students, artists, and anyone who relies on touchscreen devices for work or play.What's more, the sleek black finish adds a touch of sophistication to my digital accessories, making it a stylish and practical addition to my everyday carry.Overall, I highly recommend the Pens for Touch Screens Magnetic iPad Pen to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile stylus for their touchscreen devices. Whether you're a creative professional, student, or tech enthusiast, this pen delivers precision, performance, and style in one sleek package.

As you can see in the photo above it works pretty well for digital art but has some flaws.Cons:The most annoying of the flaws is that ist not pinpoint accurate so your line will draw slightly off center to where you place the pen but with some practice, you get used to it. There is no line weight but that personally does not bother me as I can just fake line wait. The pen seems to randomly just not draw for short periods but will start working again if you turn it off and leave it for a couple of minutes.Pros:In general, it draws smoothly and is compatible with 99℅devices I have tried .it feels good and comes with extra nibs and a charger.Overall, I think if it's all you can afford then it's a good budget item but if you can afford to spend a little extra on a blue tooth pen I would advise it. (if using it for journaling or playing games it would be fine the cons only really affect you if you're using it for digital art )

Wonderful ans works very well with my phone and tablet. Charges on time and last long than I thought. And also good for the price.Easy and worksnwell while writing notes.

Doesn't work as intended on Samsung note.The pen itself is not pressure sensitive and therefore not useful for drawing, the tablet struggles to differentiate the pen from palm and makes it incredibly hard to use.