Rechargeable Active Stylus Touch Pen, TECHGEAR High Precision and Sensitivity Capacitive Stylus Compatible with iOS,Android,iPad, iPad Pro,iPhone,Samsung,Lenovo Tablet & Other Touchscreen Devices

I'm not sure why styluses like this need batteries given that they effectively work like a very tiny finger, but this works well and gives precise tapping and inking on my phone. They say it is compatible with 99% of capacitive screens, and it works fine on my Xiaomi phone and on my iPad.The stylus is quite long (176mm), and the weight balance is slightly to the back-end (the centre of gravity seems to be around 100mm from the tip), which means the pen can tug backwards a bit when in use, but it is very effective on the screen.The tip feels a bit like metal when used on the glass screen of a device, but they claim it should glide and not scratch the screen and so far it has not scratched mine, despite my devices not having screen protectors on them.It is very easy to use: just press the button near the top to turn it on (which makes it light up blue), and then draw, pressing the button once more when you are finished to conserve the battery. It has an auto-off feature, although this takes around half an hour to shut it off, which seems quite a long time to me, given that turning it back on is so simple. The micro-USB connector beneath the end cap is a little fiddly to use and my standard charger plug did not seem to engage particularly securely but it seemed to charge quickly, with the red light going green when it is charged. The charging socket is covered by quite an effective magnetic end cap.Note that I do not think that it is pressure-sensitive, so it will either make positive contact with the screen or it won't: it's a binary thing. So perhaps not the best choice for serious artists and those who need a variable-pressure touch response. But it works for tapping/selecting items, for drawing in drawing programs, and it works well for handwriting (which I tested on Android using the built-in GBoard handwriting "keyboard").In summary: it works well, it is easy to use and requires no prior device connection, but it is not pressure-sensitive, and the weight balance is a bit too far back its relatively long length. The price seems really low to me, though, so it's great for a first stylus.

I ordered this product, not knowing if it would actually work with my tablet/pc. The box was damaged on arrival, but the actual pen was not affected. In the box you get the stylus and a usb-a cable. It looks like a traditional pen, but its a tad longer to accomodate in the fingers due to its overlong status. The charging port is micro usb which while probaly cheaper, is becoming replaced by usb-c. There is a status light on pen, a pleasing blue glow, You can tap the pen the turn it on. The charging port is hidden in the top by the magnetic pen top, so it shouldnt get lost too easily.The Pen worked on my windows tablet/pc without any issues. it did lag a little on some pages, but for basic tap and click usage it worked fine. Drawing wasnt so pleasant on it, it did work, but it had some gaps, I dunno if that can be adjusted. It says its more suited to android/ios rather than pc, so that might be the reason. for just basic functions, clicking and scrolling through pages it worked fine as a pen/mouse for browsing on the web etc, or running programs. The stylus also works with most phones too, but unfortunately its not magnetic, so wont attach for storage to anything.Pros: Works with IOS/Android and pc touch screens to a point, rechargeable, good for point and click.Cons: Longer than traditional stylus, drawing/writing text is hit and miss.

The fine-point touchscreen pen is excellent for anyone needing to use it for writing or drawing on any touchscreen device.I have found it very useful when working on documentation and needing my signature.I also found the pen to be much better than some of the others I have used over the years as it is more sensitive and precise when selecting smaller icons or lettering.With the USB charging port and built-in battery, it can provide up to 30 hours of active use time and only needs 1.5 hours to fully charge the pen.As an Amazon Vine reviewer, I review and report on each item I receive in a non-partial, non-favouritism method. I am fully honest whether a good, bad, or indifferent review report is given.

What can I say apart from it looks good, writes/draws well and is easy to use/charge.

I got this thinking I'd use it in my mouse pad for signing contracts online. It didn't work so well for that, but it's great on phones and tablets. Very easy to use, I didn't have to install software or anything.

Perfect for writing or drawing on touchscreen devices, this easy to hold Techgear USB-C rechargeable active stylus is responsive, if quite long at 176mm. It features an internal battery and arrives boxed along with a charging cable.The non-scratch stylus is fully charged in around an hour and a half and gives up to 30 hours useage, with the charging port neatly concealed within the stylus top. The quality in my view belies the price point. This is great value for money, charges quickly and works well.