Cregle ink - Rechargeable Fine Point Active Stylus for iPad 1/2/3/4/Air, iPhone 4/5/5S, Android, Windows, Kindle Fire, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Note, HP Elite, Google Nexus & many other tablets (Dark Grey)

If you're going to use a stylus all day long (college students), spend the money to get a better one. Overall, this stylus is decent for taking notes on my iPad air. For some reason, it doesn't like my iPhone 5. Things that I dislike about it: It's really annoying when I'm sitting in a 75+ minute lecture taking notes quickly, and the stylus turns off automatically every 25-30 minutes whether I'm actively writing or not. I already had to change out the tip after about 7 weeks of every day use because it was getting harder to push across the screen. It comes with one replacement tip, so when I need to change it again I'm getting a different stylus altogether. It's also pretty heavy and thick, so it doesn't feel exactly like a pen. It will probably last me through the rest of the semester, which is decent for the price I guess. I do appreciate the long battery life; I use it every day all day long and I've only ever had to charge it twice.

Very easy to use compared to styluses in a similar price range. It's the same size as a little larger pen, but it does what it says. I use it in Noteability on an iPad mini, so I'm not sure what it's like across apps. I also like that it's rechargeable with a mini USB rather than batteries.

Tip is a bit too hard and battery life is too short and price is high. Does have a nice feel in the hand and does respond to small motions. The ultimate artist stylus has yet to be produced.

I found it to be a bit bulky but it does what i need it to

I really wanted to like this stylus, having seen some encouraging Youtube video reviews, but unfortunately I didn't. I have an iPad Air 2 and use GoodNotes extensively for work. The Cregle ink produces a very jerky response to writing with crude looking characters and often missing parts of my stroke. I thought at first that the automatic shape function was on, but that did not turn out to be the case. Practice did not improve the smoothness of writing, and trying it with several drawing programs produced equally poor results. Perhaps some future upgrade of iOS will help, but as things now stand, I can't really recommend the ink. Also, as a number of reviewers have noted, the "on" button tends to pop out: fortunately, I haven't lost it yet.

Pen works just as good at s pen on Galaxy devices. Does works on all iPhones as I used it on my iPhone 6 plus iPad and iPhone 5 great build quality as well.

I use it with my iPad mini. It works well enough. I would like the opportunity to use it more often.

Try to use this with my kindle fire and Photoshop app, the pen doesn't write smoothly on the screen so its essentially useless for my purposes.