Stylus Pen,Aibay Stylus Pens for Touch Screen, 1.45mm Fine Point iPad Stylus,Precise Sensitive Smooth Capacitive Writing Drawing Stylus for iPad, White

I've always dabbled in drawing/painting growing up. I really got into digital art from Art Academy, on Nintendo's Wii U. When Nintendo shut their online community Miiverse down, I moved over to Discord, and started digital art on my tablet (I'm an Android user) using Ibis Paint X.One major problem: For reasons I still haven't figured out, any line I draw/paint at angle or curve, regardless of software (I tried several art apps), comes out really wavy or squiggly. This was killing my interest to draw.I decided to test different styluses and chose this to use as an active stylus. It worked just fine on all three Android tablets I tested it on, but for one, it didn't rectify my squiggly line problem, and two, I just don't feel comfortable using this thing.As I move it across a screen, I can hear the tip harshly scraping across the screen. No, it hasn't damaged any screens, but it's really disconcerting to hear that scraping noise as I use it.Also, I have to use my fingers to zoom in and out in Ibis Paint X. The oil from my fingers causes irregularities with this stylus in particular. The oil from my fingers either slicks the screen, or causes slight movement binding as the stylus passes through. Before this stylus, I used passive styluses that feature a clear disc over the fine tip of the stylus, and I never had this issue with the passive styluses.In the end, I wound up discovering that you can buy drawing tablet surfaces for Android (And Apple) tablets. I am now using a drawing surface from XP-Pen to draw on my tablet, and the surface fixed my squiggly/wavy line problem as well.So honestly, I can't recommend this stylus. If you're having issues like what I had, get a drawing tablet for Android/Apple tablets. They're only a bit more money than this stylus. If you don't mind drawing directly on your tablet's screen, I say go with a passive stylus. I've used them for a couple of years and they never caused any screen damage. But seeing as this stylus works as advertised and seems to have excellent battery life, I won't give it a really poor score either.

Unfortunately, this pen did not work for any of my Apple devices. I have an iPhone XS Max, 2 mini iPads and the latest iPad Pro and then pen did not work. I have 2 other stylus’ that do much better. I was trying different ones to see if this one would turn off while in use even on a full charge and the button wasn’t pushed. Alas, I cannot report anything favorable on that issue with this pen.

Works Great on my iPad Air2. Keeping up with the magnetic cap is a bit of a pain & the included cord is cheap thus doesn’t fit tightly and comes out when trying to charge. I am concerned about the metal tip on my glass screen so I bought an Lynktec with a rubber tip that is much better.

It does not work with iPad pro 11, when drawing or writing the path is interrupted. It does not allow continuous drawing.

I luv this product “so far”. I just got it and it’s super nice! Worth the money and looks like an Apple Pencil! Works with my iPad 7th gen, iPad Pro, and iPhone XS Max. Super nice! Takes about 30 minutes to fully charge. I recommend! Great for school!

Stylus is great . Wish it would of had a little instructions with it But overall great works great.

La utilizo con la aplicación SketchBook de autodesk y fuinciona perfectamente. Pero no funcionan las opciones de presión y eso xq no se conecta a la computadora. O sea por su precio esta excelete.

Love the pen, easy to used and to take notes draw and color with, the bad part is when you need to charge it you have to take the top part off and you can lose the top part because its super small