Fine Point Precision Stylus Pen, Gosin® Universal Pinpoint Digital Stylus for Touch Screen, Capacitive Screen, iPad, iPhone, Android tablets and Smartphones, Adjustable Active Sense (Sliver)

At last ..A stylus for my iPad that works and feels like writing with pen and paper. Excellent product. It is chunky but I like 'em that way!

I have now used this stylus for a few weeks, mainly with an iPad Mini, for annotating pdfs, and generally I'm pleased. Much more accurate, obviously, than the cheap rubber bulb models, though it is sometimes difficult to pinpoint accurately on the screen. Another advantage is that it just works out of the box with no bluetooth set up, and, as far as I can see, on any similar device. I'm using it with a film screen protector, apparently without problem. Contrary to some other reviewers, I haven't had to change the battery yet, though I do switch it off whenever I'm not using it. But it isn't really possible to use it for handwriting: there is not enough resistance between pen and screen, and the results are wobbly (but then I wasn't optimistic on that front to start with). Fine for diagrams and large letters, though. I don't know if a stylus costing much more would be better for handwriting, but for what I actually use it for it's a fair price.

Arrived on time. I have one problem. The nib on my stylus came with a tiny indent line (whether it comes like that or not im not sure) it works, but struggles to draw straight lines on my touchscreen HP windows laptop. Iv checked my calibration for my laptop and it works fine with other cheap stylus'. A straight movement across my laptop screeen creates wavy lines instead of straight ones. Im using my stylus for digital arts and sketching.

Seems like a well made stylus but, despite claims that it works with capacitive touch screen tablets, it simply refused to do so with my Chuwi HiBook Pro 10.1 (HD 2560x1660).The best I could achieve was random dots or zig-zag lines where I was trying to draw straight ones.I'm sure it works with other tablets, in fact I've seen plenty of Youtube videos showing it doing just that. However, for me it simply was no use at all.

This is a poor product. My pen has started to only work intermittently after just 3 months of use - it started by having to continually adjust the tightness of the screw top lid of the battery compartment, but now rarely even turns on no matter what I do to try and coax it into life.I had high hopes - the positive reviews and the price point pointed towards a quality product, but the reality is very different. This is nothing more than a cheap plastic product that you would probably pay no more than a couple of pounds for in China at an electronics market, which is where the product appears to come from.The returns window is typically so short (1 month from delivery) that by the time any problems come to light you will not be able to return it. Despite this, I have emailed the seller to ask for a refund/exchange on the basis that the product supplied was not fit for purpose, but unsurprisingly, I have not heard back.Do not buy would be my advice, the product does not justify the price and there appears to be little or no customer service/support. My pen has now ended up in the bin. Would you willingly risk putting £35 in the bin?

Works perfectly straight out of the box on all 10 Writing/Art Apps I use on my iPad Air 2 Touch ID. No fiddly bits. Gives smooth precision everytime. Arrived next day well packaged works with no problems. Highly recommend.

Happily surprised: it takes quite a lot to get me to bother to review anything that I buy. However, this chunky little stylus has put a smile on my face so far (in, admittedly, only the first few hours). First: it works. My main use for pens is not for drawing (although I have at least five tablets and computers bought for that reason) or for handwriting recognition (good luck with that, given my handwriting) but for selecting small items on a mobile screen and, above all, for fine control of selection points in text editing. What's impressive is that I found myself moving between iPad, Xperia Z5 Premium and Nokia 950 (so, three platforms) without really noticing the move. The pen works on all three and it works seamlessly. Not just surprised, impressed. Let's see how it performs over a week or so ...OK, after a couple of week's use I can say that it works on every device that I have tried it on. This is good. The only mild downside is that it sucks the life out of the AAA battery that powers it - and determines the chunky size of the barrel. Overall though - I keep using it so it must be good.

Nice product but becomes very heavy once batteries are inserted and the lag is quite long which is frustrating. But well made product.