Tablet
Rechargeable Capacitive Stylus Pen for Android & iOS Tablets — Black
Product description
Compatibility: This capacitive stylus is made for touchscreen devices that accept active capacitive pens. It is compatible with many Android models (for example, various Galaxy Tab A/S series, Pixel phones, Xiaomi, Huawei, Vivo, Lenovo tablets and phones) and iPhone 6 through 15. It will also work with Fire OS tablets and a wide range of other Android hardware. Note: it is not intended for Microsoft Surface devices, iPad models that require proprietary pens, Kindle readers, Windows laptops, or certain legacy tablet models and apps—confirm your exact device model before buying.
Controls & power: The pen uses a touch-sensitive top switch for on/off and features a power-saving sleep mode that activates after a few minutes of inactivity. No drivers or Bluetooth pairing are required; simply double-tap the cap to start. Charging is via USB‑C; a short 30–40 minute charge delivers many hours of continuous use and a visible charge LED indicates completion.
Tip & build: The pen has a wear-resistant POM (polyoxymethylene) tip engineered for precision and smooth tracking. The body is pen-length and-sized to feel familiar in hand, combining metal and plastic components for lightweight durability. The tip responds quickly on capacitive screens and with matte screen protectors, though it does not provide pressure sensitivity.
Magnet & handling: A built‑in magnet allows the stylus to adhere to tablets that include a magnetic strip or surface; this makes storage convenient when the tablet supports such attachment. Magnetic fit varies by model and many devices without a built-in magnet will not hold the stylus.
What’s in the box & support: The package contains 1 stylus pen, 3 replacement POM tips, 1 USB‑C charging cable, and a user manual. The product comes with a one‑year warranty and a one‑month free return/exchange window. Keep in mind the pen does not support palm rejection and it lacks pressure sensitivity, so rest your hand off the screen when drawing for best results.
Pros
- Fast USB‑C charging with long run time
- Wear-resistant POM tip for smooth tracking
- No pairing required; instant touch start
Cons
- No pressure sensitivity
- Palm rejection not supported
- Magnetic hold depends on tablet model
VerdictA versatile, pen-length active stylus that brings finer control than a fingertip on most Android devices and recent iPhones. It charges quickly via USB‑C, offers long runtime, and feels stable in hand. Expect dependable pointing and handwriting but not pressure levels or palm rejection; magnetic mounting works only with devices that have a matching magnet.
Reviews
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Mohammed 5/5
Seamless, no pairing needed
Worked right away without any Bluetooth setup, making it simple to use on multiple devices. Reliable performance for general navigation and notes.
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B. Carr 5/5
Works well on Lenovo Tab One
Arrived ready to use and was immediately responsive on my Lenovo Tab One Mini. Precise for tapping and note taking. I missed silicone covers for quieter taps, so I swapped on spare silicone tips I had—no more clicking sound.
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Terivk 5/5
Great quality for the cost
I tried several pens and this one impressed me. It charges quickly, holds power for hours, and is accurate for general use. Solid performance and build for the money.
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A.D 5/5
Excellent performance on Galaxy A9+
Pairs instantly with my Galaxy A9+ and feels like a solid pen. Length is comfortable, and the build feels good in hand. Drawing and swipes are smooth; some apps may show slight lag if you draw very quickly. Charging is very fast. The double‑tap switch can be triggered by accidental contact, but sleep mode shuts it off after a few minutes.
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Vicky 3/5
Okay but limited on my tablet
It functions but requires firm presses on my screen and is better as a pointer than a writing tool. Charges fast and the LED shows when it's topped up.
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jean byrd 1/5
Stopped working after a few uses
It worked a handful of times and then gave up. The tip felt stiff and unresponsive to light strokes. Ultimately disappointing.
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Kindle Customer 1/5
Doesn't function for me
Would not power on at all and the seller offered no refund.
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Tonga lembe Jordan 1/5
Not precise; damaged tip
The pen lacked accuracy for fine work and one of the replacement tips arrived broken.
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Richard Ball 1/5
Pen failed and return unresolved
The stylus was nonfunctional. It also didn't match the advertised brand. I returned it and have yet to get a refund—avoid if you can't get prompt reimbursement.
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Chantale Coulombe 4/5
Works but fiddly to open
Funcionne bien mais l'ouverture et la fermeture sont difficiles.
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Carol E. 5/5
Very versatile between devices
I move between a tablet and phone frequently and this stylus switches between them effortlessly. Comfortable grip and long battery life. It can be toggled off by accidental presses, but the flat side prevents rolling and it magnetically sticks to my case in the right spot.
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EG 5/5
Exceeded my expectations
Outperformed passive styli on several Android tablets and phones I own. Good for clicking and handwriting; drawing is possible but limited since it offers only on/off sensitivity. Worked well with Samsung Notes and basic drawing apps. Some niche tablets may be less compatible.
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James Powers Jr 4/5
Reliable for detailed digital work
As a traditional and digital artist, accuracy matters and this pen held up well. Fast charging, consistent strokes across Krita, Ibis Paint and ArtFlow, and it worked on an off‑brand Android tablet, a Fire HD tablet and a Motorola phone. I used a matte protector with good response. Note I didn't test glass protectors yet.
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