joyroom Stylus Pen for iPad, Capacitive Pencil for Kid Student Drawing, Writing, High Sensitivity, with Artist Glove(Palm Rejection)

This is an amazing stylus, didnt get to use it much as i lost it soon after buying but what i did do with it worked out well! Tested it by sketching out an animation on my phone and then a quick doodle on my laptop, i was surprised at how well it worked since the last non-bluetooth stylus i used was AWFUL with my touchscreen laptop and didn’t work at all with my phone, and all the ones I’ve gotten before that were those ones that you buy at dollar tree— this one, however, worked perfectly for both. It wasn’t very good for writing but i WAS using it on a small screen (phone) and my handwriting isn’t the best anyways, so that’s probably my fault lol. I won’t be using it for writing, luckily!The glove is also very very comfortable! I wore it for about an hour with no discomfort whatsoever and I like putting it on just to do normal things sometimes because I like the way the glove feels. I do have fairly small hands though, so it probably would not fit most people as well as it fit me.I also like the magnetic cap; i fidgeted with it a lot just putting it on and taking it off again, i carried it in my hoodie pocket a lot to fidget with (that’s why I lost it though, it slid out of the pocket somewhere so i’ll need to find a better place to keep my new one!).Definitely will be re-ordering!! Can’t believe i lost it, lol.All in all a very good little stylus.

I’ve been drawing using my finger on an ipad since I was 15, drawing traditionally before that. Still have the same secondhand iPad and everything, but I’ve also had a lot of arthritic issues due to old injuries and my art has been going downhill a bit because of it and time to finish an artwork takes forever due to the pain. I got this pen as- what I thought- would be a short term, cheap solution before I can finally save up to get an official art tablet setup. I was skeptical, but I think my husband was ecstatic to see me literally crying when I was able to draw the shape of a leg with all the nuances of curves in one try without having to super zoom in and spend ten minutes just trying to get the line to curce the way I wanted it to. The accuracy is amazing and I feel like I can actually do art again without the pain and frustration. 10/10 product, 10/10 customer service (thank you, Amy, for revitilizing the joy of not losing mobility of my hands for days after doing lineart) and I had a lifetime warranty activated so I know I can continue to do the things I love to do but thought I wouldn’t have the health to.

This is a his and substantial stylus pen. Use it for Samsung pad (lost its dedicated stylus) and also for my phone. The metal is great and if you don't need to add markers to a map then you are fine as you need to touch slightly more towards the direction of your hand. The touch is a tiny bit off-centered but not by much just probably half the distance of the diameter of the tip. I am quite happy with its accuracy as long as I am not marking maps. I have to adjust for a very minimal amount of off-centeredness (great for everything else (don't stop buying it for this only as it only affects those people that need accuracy to the feet within a map).Movement across the screen:- It is better than the dedicated (powered) stylus on my Samsung Galaxy tablet. This is probably the best feature of the stylus. The way if glides across the screen with almost no friction feels great for me. it allows you to make fast movements and also write or sign with easiness. it is excellent for gliding across maps with ease. Like all general purpose stylus, you need a non-stylus way to zoom in and out of maps as it is just a pointer with no power.The body is all metal. Looks great and loved the metal cap. Very good that in the non-business end is an extra tip you might need if the original tip breaks or is lost.Improvements for the future:- I wish the magnetic cap covers more of the pen when put on the non-business end of the pen. Right now it has a little bit of wobble if you touch the cap with your finger. It does not rattle when you move just the pen with your writing hand. Actually nothing rattles on the pen period.- If you drop it many times on hard floors, you can either break the tip (it has never happened for me and i have dropped it so many times per day) or bend the body part of the pen that meets the tip. This is what has happened to me. As a result of this, the cap does not smoothly covers the tip of the pen when not in use. I have to help the magnetic property when covering the tip because the edge that meets the tip is no longer a perfect circle.Very good pen, don't drop it too many times.

You get what you pay for. I purchased this pen that came with two tips in February. The tip that the pen came with broke off within two weeks. The tip of the pen is a clear plastic disk and it is connected with a stretchy black material that looks and feels like those little baby rubber bands. When using the pen it moves the disk and the movement makes the disk kind of stretch. Due to the disk being attached with the rubber band puts to much pressure and it can’t handle it. So a week the spare tip broke also. I have tried to glue it back with rubber cement glue and I attached a picture of the glob of glue holding the tip. It kind of works but I will need to buy a new pen. I cant even find anyone that sells spare tips for the pen. So I’m just gonna have to bite the bullet and but the original pen. Cause the way I see if the tip of the disk is attached with a rubber look alike product it’s bound to happen again.GOOD LUCK