High-precision 1.6mm Capacitive Pen with Copper Tip for iPad 1/2/3/mini/pro, iPhone X/8/8 Plus, Samsung Tablets and Other Capacitive Touch Screen Devices (Rose

When I started this review, I'd given this stylus only three stars - however, as I was thinking about it, I realized it's a nice product, just not exactly for my purposes. Personally, I'm always looking for a super-responsive, fine-tipped stylus for handwriting and digital art. This stylus has the fine tip, and it IS responsive, however there is a pretty significant lag time when, say, drawing a line. This doesn't affect general use, and as an upgrade from a fingertip, it works great! So, if you're kind of person whose interacts with devices mainly by tapping, scrolling, etc, this could be a great option for you; but if you're like me, you might want to stick with the metal mesh tips on old-school styluses. (The lag, I assume, must be related to the wireless aspect, since it's a problem I've only had with the rechargeable kind.)Functions aside, this is a very sleek and expensive-looking product. The minimalism of the design is chic, and more like a real pen than your typical stylus. The color is true to the photo: a bright copper leaning towards gold, in a textured metal finish with contrasting accents. If anything, I wish it were a little heavier, since it doesn't FEEL quite as expensive as it looks. The charging port, as well, isn't under a cap or anything, so I imagine it'll be getting dusty pretty fast, especially if, like a pen, it ends up rolling around in the bottom of my purse.Overall, it's a nice item, and I plan on passing it along to my mom, who's a businesswoman and uses her tablet and phone mainly for emailing and reading documents. It'll be perfect for her; it's just not perfect for doodling.

Can't draw smooth diagonal lines. Skips.

Works with with my iPad Air, my windows laptop, and my android phone.

I've tried this on an 8" Fire, a 10" Fire, and my LG phone, with several different drawing applications. Note that I have a Wacom on my desktop, which I am very happy with, but I wanted to be able to work on art on the go. Unfortunately, the lines with this stylus are pretty shaky (they are not shaky on my Wacom, so I don't think it's me), especially if you draw slowly, and if you draw quickly, it tends to snap either horizontally or vertically -- even when using an app with Snap turned off! (This doesn't happen when I use my finger, but I wanted a fine point, hence the stylus.) Also, if I lift the pen and set it down again, the tip ends up about a millimeter to the left of where I intend it to go. It does, I note, work a BIT better on the 10" than the 8" or my phone -- the lines don't snap on it, and they are less shaky -- but it still has the problem of the point moving a millimeter away if I lift the tip and bring it down again, so precision is difficult. I can probably colour with it with practice, but not really draw other than *very* loose sketches.

Have purchased 3. The first one worked very well until I lost it after about 6 months. Ordered 2 more. One quit after about two weeks but I am still using the other one and it works very well

Returned. If you want a stylus that becomes hot in your hands and burns your fingers, then this is the one to get. No telling what type of radio waves, micro waves, and/or radiation waves are radiating thru this thing.

I absolutely loved this pen but only for first week.Recently this pen doesn’t respond the way it did.I had to redue or leave it for awhile and use my own “finger” witch is awkward.I just don’t know what should I do with this pen😩

Product arrive on time, seals broken and packaging torn. No included charging cable.Works well-ish, skips a lot doesn't seem like a fully developed product.