Stylus Pen for Android – Android Stylus Pens for Touch Screens with Tilt Sensitivity and Replacement Tips – Touch Screen Pens compatible with Phone and Tablet

Great value stylus pen - a joy to use.Solid but lightweight with a clean white surface.Fits one's case loop snugly.Easy to charge - works well for hours on a single charge.It comes with two replacement heads which are only likely to be needed if pen is used excessively over time but good to know that you've got long-term ownership covered. Also, included is a C to USB charging cable, so all in all, really excellent value.

The media could not be loaded. Well, it does work. Battery life is okay. Works with every touch screen. It doesn't work entirely as intended, five it's always offset to the left, so it's hard to use. It's cheap, but in accurately described, because....IT DOESN'T HAVE PALM REJECTION. WHY LIE???

Well madebut can't say much about it bought it for a friend if I hear from her let you know

The weight is light.Easy to write and draw at the same time.The sensitivity feels good. The function of the item works good and it has the charger type c as well.Worth the item to buy again.👏

Works to use on my phone but useless for my touch screen laptop

Just how it looks on picture.just ideal for my needs.great item for money.would recommend

Indoteam Stylus Pen for AndroidThe stylus comes in a plastic tray inside a cardboard sleeve/box. Included are two spare screw-on tips, a charging cord and a small set of instructions.The charging cord plugs into a USB-C socket on the end of the stylus, I connected it up before trying it and it was charged in just a few minutes. The row of LEDs change from red to green to indicate when it is fully charged. Turning the stylus on and off is done by touching the back end twice and the row of LEDs light up blue to show it is active. It will turn itself off after about ten minutes of inactivity to save power.I bought the stylus to use with my small Android tablet it’s quite slim and fits neatly in the elastic holder.While using the IndoTeam stylus pen with drawing or painting apps I have found it quite responsive with minimum lag depending on which app I am using. The position accuracy is good if using the stylus close to perpendicular to the screen with very little parallax distortion. However, this isn’t so good if the stylus is held at an angle but it is still perfectly useable. To be clear though, some of my much more expensive styli have the same issues.At the time of writing, the IndoTeam Stylus Pen was priced at a penny under six quid, which is great value. I honestly can’t find any real problems with this stylus, and I am happy to recommend it.

the input is cheeks, very delayed and the input isn't even accurate, it's off to the side making it hard to draw?? The pen itself is fine but it's the input that makes it so bad.