Made for Amazon Stylus Pen for Fire Max 11 (2023 Release) & Amazon Fire HD 10, (13th Gen, 2023 release) Tablets

I got this to go with my Fire Max 11. I am a terminal note taker. I have bits of paper everywhere with notes and numbers and figures on them. It's messy. This works GREAT on my Max 11. Now, to be clear I put Google on my tablet the first thing. In fact if Amazon does anything in the tablets to interfere with the end user putting Google on it, I will stop buying them. The amazon app store is just pitiful and this tablet isn't worth it with what is there. With google the world opens up and makes it a credible play and work tool. It works great, any problems I've encountered were the apps. I have tried several apps. I have Inkredible as my first budget choice. You can designate backgrounds for it and I got several different pictures and backgrounds and made my own backgrounds to write on- See those pictured- I made/configured those (some I just slapped in there as backgrounds, others I made a picture first- added in the elements in photoshop where I wanted them and one it was how I wanted, then put them in there as a background- make them PDF's and then in Inkredible import the pdf's for trouble free use). This makes it interesting and if you group certain kinds of notes per different background it is easy to know which to click for those kind of notes. I must have a dozen by now. I stopped, not because of lack of material but, really, how many different ones do I really need? The possibilities are endless. That app is pretty customizable. You can purchase, for a couple dollars, different bells and whistles in this program I bought a few extras, a couple bucks for a set- the base program and functioning is free. I recently paid for the paid version, one time $10...I can manage that and I use it enough, I owe it to them to pay for it. My next in line is Squid, only because it wants a yearly fee to have all the options. It does have more sheet options in addition to customizing backgrounds..ones for music, ones for drafting.....a whole lot more, but I don't need those. If I did, the price per year is very reasonable- about $14. They have a base version that is free and that is what I have as an option. Then is Microsoft Whiteboard. You can also do custom backgrounds but it is better suited to drawing or what it was made for...marking up pages that are made a background by the program and pdf's like a teacher might do. Still it is an option and it is free. My last choice is one note. I don't like the navigation stuff as much and the way they organize and do it. But for taking notes...it will work fine. I have tried other Stylus on this Max 11- they are out there, and they work, some better than others, this one still works the best though. I like it so much I am buying spares to have around for my and my son's max 11's.

Size is perfect...like a real pen or pencil. Its weight is so nice. There isn't any foldability? Looks very professional 👌! The installation was ... a no brainer!... not much protection though. It is magnetic to the Kindle but it falls off a lot. The magnet is strong enough but the place it is stored, it just often gets knocked off.

This stylus is a great match for the Fire Max 11 and Fire HD 10 (13th Gen). It pairs easily, responds accurately, and feels smooth whether you’re writing, scrolling, or sketching. No lag, no skipping, and pressure feels consistent for note-taking and everyday use. Battery life is solid, and the pen itself is lightweight and comfortable to hold for longer sessions. It’s a huge upgrade over finger input and makes the tablet far more useful for productivity, reading annotations, and casual drawing. If you want a reliable stylus that actually works with Fire tablets—without fighting compatibility issues—this one does the job. Simple, responsive, and worth buying.

No pairing was required. Battery easy to install. Works great. It is a little bulky for a tablet pen but u get used to holding it. A little thicker than the average pen size. Two months in, no issues. Comes with extra pen tip and tool to replace. And battery as well which i have not needed to replace yet, which is good. It auto turns off when not in use, so you will have to 'wake up' using the button. Fits in a standard pen holder on a case. Magnetic and light. Just way too pricey in my opinion. The fire max 11 is already pricey, why not include the pen with the tablet.

The style works pretty darn good just like using a pen looks nice easy to hold on to works well with my Kindle the only thing I recommend is a little bit better instructions on putting the battery in I had it in wrong for the first 3 days

It took me two tries to get this one right. My first pen was defective and, for some reason, had its battery preinstalled. And it had to be returned. The second time around totally changed my experience with my new Kindle Fire. I now have an affordable alternative to an iPad! The pen itself has some weight to it and feels pretty solid in my hand. It's about as thick as a high-quality mechanical pencil. My Kindle immediately recognized both pens without any hassle or setup. There's a button that, depending upon the program, comes in handy. I just wish you could customize the pen and its button. It does have full pressure sensitivity and tilt. That's on the level of an Apple Pencil or a Wacom stylus. The only problem is that the pressure and tilt are often dictated by the app. I've been playing with quite a few different apps thanks to the Google App Store. Some apps don't take full advantage of the pen. Amazon's App Store is pretty weak when it comes to digital art programs. I was hoping Adobe would have had an app available, but no luck. Beyond that, it's very affordable, and I have no regrets purchasing it a second time. It's transformed my tablet into a usable alternative to an iPad, which is awesome.

Finally a stylus pen that does work for the kindle fire hd10 it is definitely compatible. No need to pair it it automatically connects. It takes aaaa batteries which can be purchased on amazon but don’t worry it comes with one. A little thick for the pen holder in my case but it fits therefore it’s easy to transport. Sharp point so it writes like a pencil. Worth the purchase especially since it works unlike all of the other pens I’ve purchased.

お絵描き目的で買ってみましたが良かったです。 下手なタブレットより遅延が少ない、スラスラと描けます。 ボタン機能は個人的には申し訳程度かな、乾電池なので充電いらずというのも一長一短ですが楽です。

Der offizielle „Made for Amazon“-Eingabestift ist eine sinnvolle Ergänzung für die Tablets Fire Max 11 und Fire HD 10 (13. Generation). Er erweitert die Nutzungsmöglichkeiten deutlich, insbesondere beim Schreiben, Zeichnen oder für präzisere Eingaben, die mit dem Finger schwerfallen. Der Stift liegt angenehm in der Hand und reagiert zuverlässig auf Eingaben. Linienführung und Druckempfindlichkeit wirken flüssig genug für Notizen und einfache Skizzen. Auch die Integration ins System ist gut gelungen – die Tablets erkennen den Stift sofort, ohne komplizierte Einrichtung. Ein kleiner Nachteil ist, dass der Stift eher auf Alltag und einfache Kreativaufgaben ausgelegt ist. Für professionelle Zeichnungen oder sehr detaillierte Arbeiten fehlen ihm die erweiterten Funktionen hochpreisiger Stylus-Modelle. Insgesamt ist er aber ein praktisches Zubehör für alle, die ihr Fire-Tablet produktiver nutzen möchten – sei es für Notizen, Markierungen oder gelegentliches Zeichnen.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well the Amazon Stylus Pen works with the Fire Tablet 10. It’s responsive, smooth, and very accurate—making note-taking, drawing, and navigating apps much easier and more enjoyable. With this stylus, the tablet feels like a much higher-end device—almost like using a premium Samsung tablet. It really elevates the overall experience and adds a level of precision that you don’t get with just your fingers. Highly recommended if you want to get the most out of your Fire Tablet 10!

Bought for son in law and worked well with his Amazon fire tablet.

Bought this for my fire max purchase works well and fits well on the tab