BoxWaveUniversal AccuPoint Active Stylus, Electronic Stylus with Ultra Fine Tip - Jet Black, Stylus Pen for Smartphones and Tablets

Our family has 2 people with two different disorders: hand tremors and degenerative joint disease. Both make it difficult to type on tablets and cell phone devices.Both ends of these pens are helpful ... one end has an eraser type end where you can make selections on a page or keyboard. Also on that end you can remove this end cover and locate a port which allow you to recharge the pen!! The other end has a sensitive point which lets you select, write, sign, as well as draw!We have used this pen on a Motorola One Action Cell phone and our Samsung SM T510 and Verizon Ellipsis QTAXIA1 Tablets! No problems!One suggestion to buyers ... make sure you select Amazon or a US seller. Our first order was placed with the Manufacturer located in China. We never received it!After several inquires the US office sent us our pen which was delivered in 2 days. We were so happy with their service we bought another pen directly from them on Amazon... again delivery was quick!

El articulo no es compatible con varios modelos de tablet. Calidad muy por debajo del precio

This is a fantastic little tool. I'm a pedestrian, hiker, and lifelong learner who collects information on the trail for my blog - Adventuring: The Bear Creek Commentaries. Some of my hikes in Denver happen in subzero temperatures with negative humidity (Okay, yes, I know that can't happen, but really dry). Even if I were not wearing gloves, the capacitance in my skin just goes away. This stylus is precise and seems to work under just about any condition that I work except underwater - I haven't carried it swimming - that doesn't seem like a very good idea.

Very happy with this purchase. Stylus works well on devices not designed for them, in my case a Galaxy Tab A7 tablet and Galaxy S7 phone. I suspect it would also work on my Nintendo Switch, though I haven't tested it there yet. Weight is good and write feel is good. The mesh tip on the other end works passively without needing to power on the pen, meaning it will go a very long time between needing (quick) recharging.My only concern is the end with the mesh tip, which is actually a cap to cover the Micro USB charging port. It is held in place magnetically, and even though its magnetic strength is moderate-to-good, it still feels on weak side. Perhaps that is because the mesh tip cap is a separate piece altogether, one that could easily be lost permanently if accidentally detached, such as when pulling the device from a tight stylus holder loop; or misplacing it as it must necessarily be removed while charging.If the cap was physically attached to the rest of the stylus with a loop or part of a clip assembly, or was a screw-on cap, this would easily be a 5-star product. Though so far my fears of the magnetic cap leaving the stylus have not yet been founded, I shouldn't have them at all.Still, it does everything it promises and does it well.

Active stylus is of good quality however I found the tip to be hard and problematic in that it recesses in to the pen on pressure this causes a lot of hard hits and clicking as you are writing on the screen (in my case an iPad mini). The other end has a mesh non active tip which I found to work better than the active end and also didn't show lag on the screen like the active end had. Cannot justify the cost to keep it and just use the mesh non active side.

I bought this stylus after reading reviews that it would work with Chrome OS. Indeed it does! I have an Acer Chromebook and this stylus works perfectly with it. I fired up OneNote and can draw precisely with it. Of course it also works like a mouse or your finger on the screen as well. I love they way they hid the USB charging port under the eraser/cap (which is magnetic). Seems nicely made, but is a bit light for a pen. Feels good when writing/drawing though IMO.

I use the Jot Pro, but I am always on the move. I needed something that could function quickly, less hassle, and the least amount of movement.Initially, I bought the Zspeed thinking it would meet my needs. Basically, it would have been a push of the button and it's a go. Unfortunately, that wasn;t the case. I've tried every angle and pressure with no luck.I saw BoxWave and took a chance. A bit more expensive, but it worked like a charm. It has beenplug-n-play...No issue so far.

Let me first start with I am not an artist. There are a few things I like to casually try to sketch to improve. I got this stylus hoping it would make that easier. After spending a little bit with the stylus I noticed that anytime I am moving it diagonally across the phone the input is uneven. This happened across 3 different art apps. I added pictures where the top third of each picture shows lines made with this active stylus. The middle is just using a finger. And the bottom of each picture is with a rubber tip stubby Amazon basic stylus.No matter what program is used there is a noticeable waviness to any line made diagonally with this active stylus.