Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this stylus! Does everything it says it does...highly recommend

convenient to use and priced well. would recommend this item

Nothing special for $50 bucks. It functions just like a rubber tipped stylus but just a little more accurate.

Purchased the pen to use on my iPad and I've had no problems.

Used this pen on the Ipad air, but it was not even comparable to these $1 stylus.. The only good thing is the feel of holding it, the shape really helps.

I bought this as a replacement of a lost one. Works perfect.

I use a lot of technology while teaching. Great tool for educators! I can move anywhere in the classroom I need to while keeping my students engaged!

Works great. Does everything that is advertised. Battery life is good too!! So far no complaints!!!

Tried pen on 3 tablets 2 phones and a HP touch screen laptop worked great on all

I used for designing sketch. It's smooth and soft. Like using real pen.

This stylus is really good as long as you keep it charged.

I got this stylus to use with my iPad and it works great.

I had high expectations for this stylus. I was very disappointed. It left behind skipped lines that was supposed to be solid. Not very accurate or responsiven. Samsung forced me to return the note 7(which I loved). I was hoping for a replacement to go with my LG-V20. Very dissatisfied.

Worked on everybody else's phones but not my tablet. Samsung tab E. Skips and stutters.

I bought this for my acer 2in1 laptop. It would jump all over the place and couldn't draw a solid straight line.

I was told this stylus would work with an Acer tablet, it didn't.

I was disappointed as soon as I got it out of the box and started writing in Noteshelf. Sadly, it is NOTHING like the Fineline 2 (which ended up in the washing machine - hence, why I bought the Omni). I have used my Fineline and Fineline 2 exclusively with Noteshelf daily and have loved how they integrate seamlessly with the app (palm rejection, for example, when the stylus synched with the iPad). I am beginning to realize as I play with it this may require some relearning on how to now use it with Noteshelf (and most other writing apps), but still not impressed. Why couldn't Wacom have kept all the great things of Fineline 2, and just gotten rid of the darned cap rather than redesign the whole stylus? The jury is out, and not feeling terribly optimistic.

While the design is slick and the stylus feels great to use, it does not work well with the Pixel C tablet nor the Pixel XL phone. To be fair, I have not used it on any other tablet. In using Bamboo paper, horizontal or vertical lines are not captured. When the lines are captured, the line is drawn with gaps (not a full line). It doesnt work very well with hand written notes, as there is no palm rejection.

I bought this stylus thinking that I can use it to do some painting on my tablet. There is a significant amount of jitter when using the stylus. I felt that I had to really press down on the stylus to do the simplest of strokes. Strokes made using my finger was smoother than using the stylus After doing some research, the issue gets worse with a screen protector. In my opinion, its not worth the $50.