Stylus Pen for iPad, DOGAIN Stylus Pen for Touchscreen with Pruple Grip, Digital Active Fine Point Pen for Drawing/Writing/Playing, iPad Pencil Compatible with iOS/Android and Other Tablets

The first time I ordered I got a stylus that had some issues but they have wonderful customer service, once I returned the stylus they sent me another one really quickly and it has been working wonderful!! It’s affordable compared to an apple pen. However I wouldn’t use it for art or you might have to get used to this pen if you want to use it for art, it’s a bit harder bc of the round point. Overall, it was a great purchase!!!

I purchased this to use with the Fire 8. I was looking for a pen-like stylus to write notes with. I usually write notes in a regular notebook, but scanning and transferring to digital is a bit tedious. No software required, no bluetooth needed. It didn't work at first, for whatever reason, but after a few minutes it worked just fine and I have had no other issues. For the Fire 8, I installed Gboard via APK and this what I use for handwriting. It works really well and is quite accurate. Works with all other apps that have the ability to hand write or draw. It even works on my Samsung A51 phone. Makes a great highlighter for my digital bible. This is a really great pen for the price. Feels like a regular pen, which makes it easy and comfortable to use.

I am thrilled that this stylus works with my 10-year-old iPad Pro 12.9” Model 1584 and wanted to let anyone else with the same iPad know because the description said it could not confirm compatibility. Being desperate, I took a chance and am happy I did!I paid ten times more for my Apple pencil and the battery no longer holds a charge. I rarely used any of the fancy features it had so this is the ideal answer (and it comes in black to match my case). I’m very happy with this item, and it worked right out of the box!

I’ve bought this one twice and my only complaint is that when the nib gets dull you have to buy a new one. If there’s a way to replace it, I haven’t found it. Other than that it’s $10, you get what you pay for no frills but it does its job well. It’s not palm sensitive, or pressure sensitive but good for a cheap apple pen dupe. It’s easy to charge and doesn’t lag. Its lightweight design is nice when in use and it lasts a while with a single charge. For the price it’s worth it.

I have had this pen for just over a month now and I've been meaning to get around to putting up my review.I was going to talk about how long the battery lasts, much longer than the other pens I've had in the past.I was going to talk about how the end of this stylus is soft as opposed to the hard metal ends of the others I've had in the past. It's really nice to have that when the battery dies and you can't charge it. It's not good for fine points, but it will work for texting or if you Swipe.I was going to talk about how this stylus came with 2 caps, one soft and one hard.I was also going to mention that this was the 5th stylus I've bought from Amazon and that this one was by far the best. I didn't mind paying a little more for this one because I thought it was a better product.But today I woke up and turned it on, and it didn't come on. I charged it and started using it again, after about 5 minutes, it died again. I charged it again, and it won't even turn on now.I am ONE DAY past being able to return it.

The stylus pen I purchased has been a fantastic addition to my digital toolkit. Its precise tip allows for accurate and smooth writing and drawing on my tablet or smartphone. The build quality is solid, and it's comfortable to hold for extended periods. I appreciate the fine control it offers, especially for intricate tasks. The only drawback is that it doesn't work on all screen types, so compatibility can be a concern. Overall, it's a valuable tool for creative work and note-taking, making it a worthwhile purchase for anyone looking to enhance their touchscreen experience.

If you're like me who needs to write notes and you want a cheap price, I don't recommend getting this one. Just buy the apple pencil because there are many features on the apple pencil that makes it worth it and makes the whole note-taking process easier and convenient. If you do decide to buy this stylus instead, maybe you'll have a better experience. I saw that other people liked this stylus and it was decent enough to get things done, so maybe it is just a personal choice and something you have to experience yourself before deciding you like it or not.Initially, I bought this stylus because I didn't want to spend a lot on an apple pencil when there are cheaper options & I saw there were a lot of great reviews. But after buying this item, I wish I had just bought the apple pencil instead.I didn't like how the stylus wouldn't work when you had your hand on the screen. Whenever I wanted to write something, I had to have my palm on the screen so that I can get better control of my handwriting (and because it's comfortable - for ex, when you write on a notebook, your palm/hand is naturally going to be down) and because of my palm, the stylus wouldn't work. I borrowed an apple pencil from my friends before, and both my friends and I could write without our palms affecting the apple pencil.Of course, the simple solution would be to not write with my palm down, but that's another problem. I'm awkwardly lifting my hand up as I write, plus I always have to write at an angle. Writing at an angle is normal, but there are times where I need to write straight down and the stylus won't allow that, which is frustrating. I want a stylus that's versatile when I write. I always have to write with my hand above the screen at an angle. Thus, I had no control over how my handwriting looks like and I always had to write big. In other words, my handwriting was always illegible and I couldn't accurately and effectively take notes.This stylus seemed more useful in coloring, drawing big and messy lines (not detailed art if that's what you're looking for), and navigating on your ipad if you're too lazy to use your fingers.Honestly, I wasn't happy with the performance of this stylus. It wasn't that bad given the price. I think it has some potential to be better. I did like the design. It looked similar to an apple pencil and it was easy to turn on and off. The good thing about this stylus is that it did what a stylus should do - being functional on an ipad or any touch screen, but just not efficiently enough for me to get work done.