Universal Stylus Pen Red

Right out of the box, the MoKo Active Stylus Pen impressed me with its seamless pairing—it automatically connected to my Android tablet and connected to my Android phone without any issues. The ultra-responsive tip glides effortlessly over the screen, delivering pixel-perfect precision whether I’m sketching, jotting notes, or navigating menus. The built-in power display keeps me informed of battery life at a glance, so I never get caught off-guard mid-project. With full palm rejection and universal compatibility across iPad, iPhone, Samsung, and other touch-screen devices, it’s as versatile as it is reliable.Beyond flawless performance, this stylus offers exceptional build quality and value. The lightweight aluminum body feels solid in hand and resists wear even after months of daily use. A single charge lasts for days of continuous drawing or writing, and the included USB-C cable makes recharging quick and hassle-free. At its price point, the MoKo Stylus delivers premium features and durability that rival far more expensive pens—making it an unbeatable choice for students, artists, and professionals alike.

Got this for my daughter to use with my Samsung S6 Lite tablet as she has repeatedly misplaced the S pen. We still have the S pen but when she's borowing my tablet, I give her this pen instead and safely store the smaller, more pricy S pen away.So far, the pen has held up to my daughters use. It chargers quickly and easy for her to turn on and off. The digital battery display is nice. Let's her know when she needs to charge it. My only real complaint though is the charging port cover. It comes out completely and my daughter has misplaced it a few times. Having the cover is nice as our previous pens didn't have covers but the fact that it's tiny and easy to lose kind of defeats the purpose. Would've preferred a cover that is connected and swivels away while charging like most kids electronics. *I know this isn't a kids device but many devices have attached covers*

When I first opened the stylus pen and started trying it out, I was super impressed and excited about how good it worked. It was responsive on both my tablet and my phone, accurate, easy to grip and definitely helped with my speed while playing my Airplane Chefs game. But after 24 hours of use, I've already searched for and purchased what is hopefully, a far superior stylus pen.Couple of issues with this pen.1. The autosleep/shutdown feature turns the pen off WHILE you're using it. On several occasions, in the middle of a very intense level when I had at least 10 customers to serve, the pen would stop working and id look at it to see why and it was because it shut itself off. It got to the point where I would have to try to guesstimate 5 minutes of play time and manually turn the pen off and on at an optimal point in the game so I wouldn't be caught off guard by the auto shutoff2. I noticed that around the point of the pen being at 70% power, it stopped working all the time on both my tablet and phone. Almost like there were dead spots on the screen. I would click on areas and it just wouldn't register. I started to think something was wrong with my screens but when I would switch to my finger or the old school rubber tip stylus, there were no issues. So it was definitely the pen.3. And lastly, the specs say the pen should last 8 hours on a full charge. Well the lie detector has determined, THAT is a lie. I had a pretty busy day yesterday so I didn't really get to try the pen out like I wanted to because I was running errands and then went out with friends. So in total I used the pen MAYBE 3 hours tops. It's dead. At 0%. Needs to be charged. For context, I was on level 2 of airplane chefs yesterday when I got the pen. Im on level 30 now. Each level takes about 3-5 mins. There's no reason a game that claims to hold a charge for 8 hours, should be dead at this point.So in summation. This pen sucks. I've already ordered another that'll be here tomorrow and is hopefully better. I'm not even going to bother returning this one because you get what you pay for and I've already thrown out the box and inserts. So I'll take the L.

I've had this pen for 2 days now and used it at home, and at work. First off, it's a lot better quality than I expected for such a low price. It's light to the touch but has a sturdy aluminum body that doesn't bend, and I applied a moderate force in grip. There is no pairing required and it's as simple as you need it to be. Second, the nibs are replaceable. It comes with 3 more tips and an extra cover for the USB-C port which I'm sure will come in handy over time. Although, I would like to find soft tip replacements for my personal comfort and writing style (hence only 4 stars) . Third, the pen is as advertised. Fairly responsive to drawing on screen. It will cling to the side of a tablet but i have a keyboard case on mine. When I removed the case it hooked right up. Charges very quickly and last for hours. I've charged it once since I opened the box because it arrived with a battery power of 95%. This was a very decent purchase and works well with my Tab A8.

I'm delighted with this MoKo stylus. I use it on both my tablet and my phone, and the accuracy is excellent, ideal for taking notes, drawing or even editing photos. I was surprised how light it is and how comfortable it feels when writing. The screen that shows the battery percentage is a very useful detail, so I never run out of charge by surprise. In addition, it brings spare tips and a charging cable, all very complete!The battery lasts a long time, and compatibility with iOS and Android devices works without problem. I totally recommend it if you are looking for an economical and functional alternative to other more expensive pencils.

A full charge barely last a few hours. My daughter likes that she can draw more accurately with it and she thinks it’s very cool but I am not happy that it dies so quickly. We’re talking charging it multiple times a day because it doesn’t hold a charge at all.