Gouler Active Stylus Digital Pen, 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 (Silver)

I was comparing this digital stylus to some other tablet pen thingies with the rubber tip that I had laying around and I have to say the digital stylus is better in every way. What I really like about it is that you can choose to turn it on or off, so that you can use it only when you mean to use it, wich is cool. The LED light that lets you know how much charge you have left is perfect, in my opinion, its not annoyingly in your face and you can tell when its on. It comes with a usb charger so you dont have to worry about getting a cable.Pros:-quality built-cool design-its almost the size of a normal pen/pencil wich for me, makes it easier to write stuff on my phone-the option to turn it on/off-its very responsive when you write/drawCons:-it doesnt have a lid/seal on the part where the charger goes wich l for me, takes away from the sleek look of the stylus.Overral, if you like stylus pens you will like this one, its really well made. I'll post a picture of something I wrote, be warned, my handwriting sucks lol.

I received this product to review, and, although I haven't used a stylus with any of my phones in the past, I am a fan of this stylus.Initial impressions:the stylus has a decent weight to it, and the build quality seems solidit came pre-charged, which I appreciatethe branding is minimal, I have the silver version and can barely see the logo; this is positive for meI don't like the look of the micro USB charging port at the top, especially with no port cover, but I like the accessibility of the port; net neutral for meoverall I like the aestheticsUtility:I immediately used the stylus with my phone (galaxy S6), which has a tempered glass screen protector in place. The thick screen protector coupled with the way I found myself naturally holding the stylus made me think there would be missed touches or touches detected in error, but I had only a responsive and precise experience.I found myself reaching for the stylus to jot a note in keep, or to quickly draw a diagram (useful in my workplace), or to edit or markup photos. It is especially useful for clicking the impossibly small "X" close button often seen in the fullscreen advertisements of free mobile games or on click-bait websites.I plan to get these for my baby boomer parents; they both have smaller (5'') smartphones and have complained about frustration over the onscreen buttons/icons being too small or hard to use.I don't consider myself a heavy user of this product, but it's handy, fun, and easy to grow accustomed to.

This active pen works with all my smartphones. Even better, it also works with my Lenovo Yoga 720 Windows notebook. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work too well with any sketching apps in Windows as it wasn’t designed to do so. However, you could still use it for scribbling and simpler sketching. On my phones and tablets, this pen worked quite well. It makes it easier to navigate on any touchscreens. One thing this pen really helps me on my phone is signing documents. Using a non-active stylus or your finger to sign documents on small smartphone screens just turns into a mess. This pens solved that problem for me.

I like this stylus but it is important to use it on a screen that has shatter Glass protection on it otherwise it will indeed get damaged if not. It’s very responsive and it holds a charge for a satisfactory time frame. It also doesn’t take long to charge. The only down side I have faced but have managed to continue to enjoy the stylus is that the power button seems to be in a way sticky... it isn’t an easy button click to turn on I now have to push it on nicely and at an angle. Not sure what I may have done to cause that but just keep in mind.... enjoy!!!

I got this in order to use my note-taking and drawing apps on my iPad mini. I had another stylus pen that was way to big to be able to write small with and it made it difficult to write which was really frustrating for me. This feels like a normal pen in my hand and it writes very well on my iPad mini. I am able to use my notes/drawing apps with greater ease and I even use this on my iPhone for kicks and giggles which has also been very fun. It fulfills its purpose that I purchased it for and I am very happy with it.

It's good, has a nice feel to it. I bought it to draw on my galaxy s7 edge and seems like it's better as a pointer than a drawing utensil. Fast movements would draw fine lines and slow movements (even though I draw a straight line) give me a wiggly line. The response time is better than the cheap stylus at Wal-Mart but sometimes it would skip a space before drawing again. The pen pressure isn't working so it's just a same thickness line (this might not be the pen, I'll have to go through my phone setting later).

It was packaged to return with-in 5 minutes. It was like trying to write on a snowball with a broken crayon...

I love Apple products, but I have been through two Apple pencils in about three years. I took a chance on this pen and thought, if it doesn’t work, at least it’s inexpensive, and I won’t be out much money. To my surprise, this pen is awesome! It’s so easy, there is no connecting it to bluetooth, you simply push the little button to turn it on, and then use it! It really is that easy!