Stylus Pen for Touch Screens, XIRON Rechargeable 1.5 mm Fine Point Active Stylus Pen Smart Digital Pencil Compatible with iPad iPhone and Most Touch Devices High Precise Pencil with Glove White

I had my doubts when I did some research on this stylus, but I have to say it's the best I've ever had. People had said there was a wobble when drawing a straight line, but I no issue with that at all. This stylus is very nice and easy to hold (feels like a #2 pencil) and very sleek and shinny. the only problem I had was that there was no regular cap for the end of the stylus like I had seen is previous reviews. other than that, I say it's a great options for people who don't want to spend a lot of money or can't afford an Apple Pencil (personally I like this better because it's simple. it may not have all the features the A.P. has but still worth it. another detail is that the end tip (tip with mesh/screen) works without the pencil ever being turned on so that's a plus.

I used to own an Apple Pencil. I paid $100. It lasted less than a year. First, it only had the writing capability. No stylus sponge tip, so I used the writing tip as the stylus which actually wore it down and caused it to no longer connect to the screen. I had to replace it. I did write with it on occasion but not $100 worth. Secondly it had been dropped a few times which caused the shell of the Penci to get a hairline crack. This caused it to stop charging. I took it back to Apple to request a possible replacement since it was less than a year old. Since the damage due to dropping wasn’t covered, a whopping $20 discount toward a new one was offered. I declined.When I found the XIRON for a mere $25 with its attachements online, I thought what have I to lose. The worst case in my mind was it wouldn’t be compatable with my iPad Pro. It is compatible, it has the rubber sponge end, it stays charged much longer than my Apple Pencil did and it doesn’t have to be bluetoothed to work. I love it. I would recommend this device to anyone who is considering buying the Apple Pencil. XIRON is a much less expensive and more reliable alternative. Thank you XIRON, I love it.

This pen works great with my 9.7 inch iPad Air. On the iPad, I was able to draw shapes and pictures, write handwritten text, and activate all normal tap functions. Good buy for the price for iPad use.I have also tried it with an android Lenovo Tab 4, an LG V20 android phone, and an android Samsung Galaxy Tab e. On all of the Android devices, pen recognition is spotty. Handwriting is unrecognizable and there is no point in trying to draw anything. I don't know what the difference is between iOS and Android that makes one work and the other one not. Tapping on the Android devices usually works but is not dependable.I do have screen protectors on all the devices mentioned. The iPad and Samsung have glass screen protectors while the LG and Lenovo have flexible plastic protectors.The pen itself is comfortable to use. It is a little on the long and heavy side. The weight is about the same as a high-end metal executive pen, so not that bad, just heavier than I'm used to. It is longer than a typical pen, but I think that helps with the balance and reach if you are trying not to let your palm touch the tablet as you write.I am disappointed that it doesn't work with all my devices. That is what I had hoped for and why I bought it. I guess I am back to buying 2 different styluses.

Really easy to use and a great dupe for apple pencil, even though I never had one, for older iPad models. I had an iPad air 2 which is not compatible with apple pencil so I was looking for one to use for my school.It's super easy to use, no setup needed, all you need to do is to turn it on and you can start writing! It would go to sleep automatically after a while if you're not using it which is great so the battery won't get drained just because you forgot to turn it off.It works great with notability, accuracy wise I think it's because of the design of my iPad so it might not be 100% but 90%(if that makes sense).Definitely recommend the product especially it comes with one year free warranty when you send email to them following the instructions on the card that comes with the product.

I got this to work with my daughter's Acer R11 Chromebook. We do not have a printer, so I thought that the pen would be a good alternative to buying a printer as she can just dictate on the screen and submit her work that way. I picked this pen because of the glove, as I knew there wouldn't be palm rejection with this pen and her specific device. The glove worked some, but not enough for me to rave on its performance. The glove didn't prevent the screen from shifting while she wrote 100% of the time. Also, when you write with this pen, you almost need to keep it at a 90 degree angle to the screen for the pen to actually write and process. If you angle the pen, even slightly, it will glitch and not complete the pen stroke. Once we got the hand of that it became easier for her to do simple things like work some math problems, or answer a few questions on some worksheets her teacher uploaded for her to complete. It's no Apple Pencil - so I you're looking for that kind of performance you may need to look into something different than this product.

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical that a rechargeable stylus with a fine copper tip would really work, but I have to say that this pen is amazing! It offers great battery life and comes with a mesh stylus tip on the eraser side in case the battery runs out. It works great on my Samsung devices as well as my children's iPhones and iPads. This is a great alternative to the Apple Pencil, only without pressure sensitivity. It didn't work with an HP touchscreen laptop but it should work with most Android and IOS devices. The seller offered the best customer service I've had in a long time, promptly responding to my questions and are kind and courteous. Overall I am highly satisfied!