Stylus Pen for Touch Screens, Ennotek Rechargeable Digital Pen with 1.6mm Fine Point Pencil Compatible for Apple iPad, iPhone and Most Tablet

 The stylus is great to carry around.The package contains a user manual, the stylus holder, a charging wire, and the product itself. The shipping is fast with the standard shipping option of Prime.The stylus can be used on both sides, which is a smart design. It is ready to use once you open the package, no extra charging is necessary. Beware that the package only contains a charing wire, no charger is provided. You may need a charger with accepts USB port.Comparing with other stylus I have been using, this one is really great in terms of appearance, and it is cost-effective (comparing the $50 stylus I have been using). By just looking at the appearance, you cannot really distinguish this one with the stylus of Apple .The customer service team is friendly and which they replies quickly with friendly attitudes.In conclusion, this is an awesome product for daily use. You can put the stylus inside the stylus holder to carry around.

This pen worked great - best out of dozens of styluses (stili?) I've tried. However, yesterday (about 7 wks after getting it), I went to use it and the battery was dead. I recharged it using the cord provided. Light was red, then blue when charged (about 30 min). Used it for 15 min. Unfortunately this morning it was back to dead battery. Recharged again (30 min) and realized that it was no longer turning off automatically after 5 min. Had not used it for about 4 weeks, so not sure when it failed, but this is so disappointing! Apparently not turning off automatically, so battery discharges. Not sure about the 24/7 help line advertised; no URL provided on .bod or tiny instructions. Amazon couldn't help since it was not in Amazon's return time frame. Not sure how to contact seller. So great while it worked! Sorry I can't review better. Buyer beware. UPDATE: The service dept responded rapidly to my problem and replaced the defective pen right away. They made sure I got it and wrote with additional info from their tech dept to follow up. The new one is working great so far. I expect the first one was just a fluke and the new one will not have any problems; works great! Kudos for the great service!

I have a 2017 iPad and always use a stylus with it. I had also purchased the Apple Pencil, but was a bit underwhelmed by it as I don't use it to make handwritten notes or draw very much. The fine point also was not as useful for my typical tap and go. I lost the Pencil and didn't want to invest in another one. Then I saw this product. This is a different tech than the Apple Pencil, which uses a bluetooth connection with the iPad. That means this doesn't allow making notes, but everything I normally do is enhanced by this affordable product.This is very well built out of aluminum and feels good in the hand. There are two tips, a fine point, which never needs replacing, unlike the Apple, and a traditional rubber point. Both can be fitted at the same time. The rubber point is more responsive than the typical, cheap non-powered units and the fine tip works great for coloring programs.All in all, I am very pleased.

Ok, I’ve used the Apple iPad Pro 9.7 for several years now, and have tried several different styluses. After you lose your first Apple Pencil, you learn that there are a lot of alternatives to the $99 name brand pencil. Like several others, this comes with a charging cable and you simply unscrew the top to charge the device. The screw on design is far superior to the ones that just snap on. The charging cable isn’t too long, which is also nice. Another unique feature of this stylus / pencil is that it also includes a holder AND a single glove that prevents your hand from activating the touch screen. I have not seen the glove included in any other set, so this is a nice feature.

Overall this is a good product. It is accurate enough for writing purpose. But if you are looking for a pen to draw sketches on iPad, this might not be a satisfying product. From what I have learned is, it is very common that the curve you are drawing appears to be wave lines when you are using a Stylus pen no matter what brand it is. This pen is one of them. I can't draw a circle using this pen because the line never comes out curvy but wavy. So, my suggestion is that if you want to do some art work, just buy the apple pencil I guess. But if you just want to use a touch screen pen for writing purpose, this is the one!

Omg, I love it! The moment you click off, it does nothing but the moment you click ON its like BOOM it instantly works. How do they do that??? Very pretty pen, and easy to "switch", as in you just screw off the pen-clip and you can pop on the mesh thingy (basically a slightly less precise, big backup tip for when the battery runs out! How smart!)I don't know about you, but I live on my phone so this tool is really useful. And it comes with a leather holster :D I'm not sure how long it will last but because it's so cheap in price, that I'm sure I'm lose it before I break it hahaha but I love it and I'm glad I bought it!!!!!

Well, I’ve been like a kid Christmas Eve waiting for this stylus. Well, it came today and while I was trying it out the wife comes in and says let me see that. She has long nails and always uses a stylus but she uses the Dollar Store variety. Needless to say she has fallen in love with this new electric stylus and now again I am without. Lol. We are both so very impressed with this stylus. It looks like I’ll be ordering another.

 I really enjoy using this stylus day to day! I use tons of electronics daily and this has changed the way I interact with them. This stylus works great with my touchscreen laptop, brand new smartphone, and iPad! It makes it really to draw or jot down notes. The battery life is phenomenal and charging is really easy as you can just charge it with your laptop or any USB outlet. I've also attached a video of the stylus pen in action. Definitely would recommend this stylus especially if you're an artist who draws on touchscreens or a student who takes notes during lectures.