Stylus Pens for Touch Screens Power-Display Tablet Pen POM Tip Magnetic Digital Touch Pen Compatible with iPhone/iPad/iPad Pro/Lenovo/Switch 1/2/Other Smartphone and Tablet Devices (Blue)

Worked great, good grip and works with my phone and Nintendo switch oled.

Item works as described. The performance is really dependent on the device and software you are using. Tested on my samsung galaxy, android tablet, ipad 11" 2025 version. Did not work well on my Dell laptop touchscreen but I think that's the issue with the laptop.

I purchased this Dogain stylus for my UJJ Android tablet, and it has been a workhorse from day one. I use it as my daily planner for work, personal life, and performance (using PDF Xodo). It even works seamlessly with my Pixel phone, which is a fantastic bonus for quick edits on the go. The Professional Test: As a vocalist and director, I use this to mark up sheet music, conduct children's choirs, and sing professional solo roles. The Exsultet (a long and demanding chant) was my first true test with this pen, and it was awesome. I also use it for digital art in Krita and Sketchbook; the precision is excellent. Durability & Feel: I recently added a paper-feel screen protector. It makes the writing experience feel natural, but it is abrasive. I’ve already worn through my first nib, so having replacements included was a lifesaver. Note: the nibs stay secure and don't wiggle or fall off during heavy use. Why 4/5 Stars (The Battery): The battery easily survives a 4-hour rehearsal, but I’m not sure it would last a full 10-hour workday without a top-off. I typically charge it at lunch when the indicator shows 3 lights (approx. 50-75%). It charges quickly, but for power users, you'll want to keep your cable handy. Verdict: If you are a multi-device user who needs a reliable pen for score annotation and data management, this is a stellar choice.

FINALLY A PEN THAT ACTUALLY WORKS ON IPHONE!! best $10 i’ve ever spent! it’s sleek and easy to hold. on some sessions, the writing is slightly off but i’m also working on a small screen. 10/10 recommend buying!!!!

Sadly I'm having issues with this item. I got it so I could Start drawing again and wanted to move into the digital media didn't want to break teh bank. Saw this figured I'd give it a go. Drawing lines straight down works fine bit if I try to do any kind of curve like a face it starts waving the line I tried many different ways to see if it would change based on angle or pressure or no pressure changed the tip ( it comes with extras ) nothing I try is working. Tried 7 different programs 3 different devices nothing changes that when I try to draw a curved line or a circle it's Hella wavy can't even write letters with it either. Kuz lines across also turn wavy only lines straight down are straight... not sure why it's doing this soo. I guess I'll use it as a tap to color or a tap the screen to do keyboard or whatever other taps or if I need to draw a down line..... guess I wasted money.. kuz I have to find another one. And spend more.. pretty disappointed kuz this item had 4 stars... I'm not the only person having this issue. Someone posted a video of the issue I'm talking about with her reveiw. Give it a watch.

I’m a graphic designer and an Apple product user. I love to do draw with friends when I travel, and fat fingers don’t work well. I found this stylus to use to help with my jigsaw puzzles and it worked right out of the box, holds the charge well, and is very receptive to any movement! Buying for everyone in my family!!

Daughter just got this item a week or so ago and she seems impressed with it so we'll see how well it works and how long it lasts.

Pros: - Magnets inside so you can stick it to the side of a tablet if applicable - no button on the side so you won’t accidentally press it unless you slide the pen down a lot when your write/draw - it comes will a lot of replacement nibs - charges fairly quickly (DO NOT LEAVE IT ON CHARGE TOO LONG ONCE ITS GREEN UNPLUG IT OR IT WILL GLITCH OUT) - I found with most pens on here the actual area where you press is a little to the left or right, iykyk but this pen doesn’t have this problem so it’s easy to draw with - it’s lightweight - there’s a flat side so it won’t roll away - the pen functions fine enough (see cons for more details) - the size is good and the diameter around the pen isn’t too slim so it should work for most sized hands - very easy to use - the pen is nice quality - the latency (lag when being used) isn’t an issue CONS: - The pen will randomly turn off sometimes - sometimes it just won’t tap - if you leave it on charge to long it will turn off randomly when you’re using it - obviously no palm rejection so you’ll need to buy an external glove - it’s lightweight so if you prefer heavier pens it might take some getting used to - sometimes the nib comes untwisted and the pen won’t work even if it only open a little - sometimes the nibs stop working even if they have no visible wear