Universal Magnetic Stylus Pen for iOS/Android,Rechargeable Touch Screen Pen for Drawing & Writing Tablet Stylus with POM Tip for iPhone/Samsung/XiaoMi/Huawei/Vivo/Lenovo and Other Android device -Pink

This stylus exceeded my expectations. It feels very durable and well made, and the design is sleek and convenient to use for long periods. I like that it feels similar to using a pencil, which makes writing and navigating my tablet much easier. The tip thickness is just right for accuracy, and it glides smoothly across the screen without dragging. It works perfectly with my Galaxy Tab and responds well when tapping, scrolling, or taking notes. Overall, it’s an excellent stylus and a great option for everyday tablet use. Very compatible with my Galaxy Tab.

This pen far surpassed my expectation at this price point. It worked on most of my Android tablets and both my Android phones. It worked far better than a passive pen. Don't bother with a passive pen. Get this pen instead. This pen is good if you have very large hands and you have difficulty using a small Android device. This is an active pen, so it is very reliable on quality devices with quality sensors. It works good for point and click and handwriting. Drawing is possible, but it is not pressure sensitive. The effective number of levels is 2: on or off. It worked great with Tux Paint and the Samsung Notes app. For a higher quality pen, look for something with many more levels. If you intend to use it on an Amazon Fire, Amazon has its own active pen. It costs more, but it has 4096 levels and is far better for drawing. The only disappointing device was the Suicoey Android tablet. The Suicoey tablet does not have quality sensors, so drawing and hand writing did not work. Calibrating the sensors made no improvement. If you intend to use a cheap tablet, it may not work. Get a better tablet from a recognizable name brand. FYI: If you don't read instruction manuals, turn it on by double tapping the round end. I verified this pen worked on: Samsung Galaxy A10e Samsung Galaxy A04e Amazon Fire Max 11 (11 inch, 64GB, 13th gen, 2023 release) Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (6.8 inch, 16GB, 11th gen, 2021 release) It is not recommended for Kindle Paperwhite, because its plastic screen will scratch. If you use a removable protector sheet, the pen ought to work. It partially works on: Suicoey Android 15 (10 inch, 16GB+128GB release) (point and click only)

I bought the Luntak Stylus Pen to use with my Android tablet and phone, mainly for note-taking, scrolling, and light drawing, and it’s been a solid everyday stylus. It turns on instantly and works right away without any setup, which I really appreciate. No Bluetooth, no apps — just tap the button and start using it. The POM tip glides smoothly across the screen and feels much more precise than those squishy rubber styluses. Writing and tapping feel accurate, and there’s no noticeable lag for regular use. The pen itself is lightweight and comfortable to hold, even during longer sessions. Battery life has been good so far, and I like that it recharges instead of needing batteries. I usually only charge it every few days, and it goes into sleep mode when not in use, which is convenient. It works well across different devices — I’ve used it on both Android and iOS screens without issues. That said, it’s not meant to replace high-end styluses. There’s no pressure sensitivity or palm rejection, so it’s best for casual drawing, notes, and everyday navigation rather than professional artwork. Overall, it does exactly what I wanted it to do. If you’re looking for an affordable, rechargeable stylus that’s easy to use and works across multiple devices, this one is a good value and feels reliable for daily use.

Long time artist in Traditional mediums and Digital, working as a professional Tattoo artist, so accuracy is a Must. I was honestly expecting this to be garbage, but have Gladly been proven wrong. Pros: -It charges pretty fast (1 hour tops for multiple hours of steady use) -Maintains stroke consistency while drawing on my tablet (tested with Krita Beta, Ibis Paint, Canva, and ArtFlow, with the tablet connected to a computer and on the tablet by itself) -Touch sensitivity with a generic matte plastic screen protector has been surprisingly good -Battery life is good for long drawing sessions -Works consistently on my off-brand Android tablet, Amazon Fire HD tablet, and my Motorola phone screen (good multi device function) -Has survived multiple drops and hard impacts (I'm clumsy, s@#$ happens) Cons: -Haven't tried it with a Glass screen protector yet -Definitely HAVE to use a screen protector to avoid scratches on the device -Could do without the Auto Off feature every hour or so (I'll binge draw if I choose, thank you!) -Function gets a little buggy when the charge is low -No real battery life indicator, it just bugs out during use and dies **Neutral comments: Great for use as a regular stylus, but don't judge this pen for it's Drawing capability Before fixing your device/program settings. Smoothness, line accuracy, and line quality will be Significantly better with adjustments to Anti-aliasing and Delay settings. Some programs (like Krita) need to have Touch settings adjusted to work well with this type of pen.** Overall, this has been a solid purchase and well worth the price, especially with the market being almost non-existent for Android compatible pens. Even without the Smart pen features, this has been a reliable alternative to the expensive name brands. Will definitely buy again when this one eventually craps out

I’m really impressed with this product. The design is sleek, it feels well-made, and it works exactly as described. Setup was simple and it performs reliably every time. Definitely a great value for the price I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for something practical and efficient.