IOGEAR PenScript Active Electronic Stylus with Precision Power Tip Technology for iPhone, iPad, Androids, Surface and most Touchscreens

Works well. Very precise. A little heavy. There is no clip or anything else to keep it from rolling.

Works fine; I am happy I bought it. BUT BOY DOES IT EAT BATTERIES! I dislike oil on my screens. I like styli and have tried several. This is the best I have found. The tip is small and very hard, and makes a distinct audible "tap" for each key when typing. No problem around the house; could be annoying to others in a meeting or classroom. Excellent for drawing. After wondering why I have to change the battery every ~3 days, I read the specs, and see that it runs "up to 12 hours" on one battery. True. I expected much longer. Two batteries per week times 52 weeks is over 100 per year. Ouch. I will get RECHARGEABLES.

It works fine, but you have to keep turning it back on. The battery doesn't last very long, about a week and a half, then you have to replace it. While replacing the battery one time, I accidently stripped the threads in the cap (very easy to do). I started to return it at that time, but I reinforced the threads with a piece of tape and continued using it. The next time the battery ran out, I tried to replace it again, however after I replaced the battery, the stylus refused to turn on. By this time the "return by" date had passed, so I ended up chucking it away in my pen box. I wouldn't buy another one.

The first pen was not working, I ask for a new one and it came the next day. It works great and I love it! Thanks

There is a design flaw in these.It started operating intermittently with no immediately apparent cause Then, I FOUND the problem. In one part of the tube that houses the battery there is a internal slot. Inside this slot is a strip of copper conductor. When you open and close the cap for the battery, you damage that track and THAT TRACK is what conducts the (-) side of the battery. I I bought some of this to fix it: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QDJF8F1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1This turned out to be a FAIL. Pissed off that I spent so much on the device, which WORKS BRILLIANTLY, only to find it was engineered by the three stooges. BUMMER.... INTO WASTECANThis pen works great on my Galaxy Tab A sm-T580 WITH a glass screen protector on it! Only had it one day. Works great on drawing programs like Auto-sketch or ibisPaint X.Tracking a straight line is the best I've seen so far. Not perfect, but very good. I included a pix of some fast free-hand lines at the corners. MANY pens cannot draw straight in the corners. This one is acceptable.Weight is nice. Build quality is good.CONS: The on/off button should be recessed to prevent turning it off whilst using it.The battery cap is a little intermittent. Sometimes it requires unscrewing and re-screwing it to make it work. I DO believe this will get better with time.

I like it. The control it offers over the rubber sphere styli is fabulous. I was easily able to space the cursor to delete letters and spaces in this writing. And I use it with my Splashtop App to see my high resolution Windows 7(R) screen on this high resolution 8.9" Kindle Fire HDX. Before with the rubber styli that was very irritating; now, I can move windows, delete or minimize Windows easily. That said, it does have annoyances too. It has a power switch just below the shiney metal center ring; that power switch is illuminated green when on and seems to turn red when the battery is low. I am able to use AAA rechargeable batteries in it at least so far. All this is very good. That written, and while battery life is about a day, it does have other annoyances. It may just be me, but I tend to rotate the stylus with use, so my fingers eventually connect with that switch and turn it off. No biggie, but that means it just stops working cold unexpectably. It has a larger circumference than my regular stylus, so it doesn't fit my Kindle Fire HDX 8.9" case's elastic stylus holder. Being loose it has made several trips to the hard foor, but has survived. For that reason I wish it had a pocket clip, but I would buy it again. I just hope I don't have to replace it anytime soon.

Worked for one day. Afterwards, won't turn on. Also, as others had mentioned, it does roll around as it does not have a clip. Would not have mattered if it worked. I was worried that it would be "cheap" as it was cheaper than comparable ones. You get what you pay for.

This stylus is a bit pricey but it works well and is much better than my finger on the IPhone 5C. I thought the battery might last a bit longer than 2 months but such is life. Maybe the battery was suspect. That will become more clear subsequently.