Dash 4, Multi-Device Stylus for iPad and Touchscreen, Duo Mode Active Digital Pencil with Palm Rejection, Compatible with iPad, iPhone, Android, and More- Matte Silver

Got this for my niece, she was happy she can use it on her old iPad Air. When she got a new iPad for her birthday, she can continue use this pen, just changing the mode from blue to green.

I liked this stylus for drawing on my iPhone after learning that an open wouldn’t work I tried different styluses before coming to this one. And it’s a noticeable difference compared to the other styluses I used before this one. It’s accurate when it comes to drawing not all this weird lopsided ugly lines the other styluses had for me when I used their stylus pen.

Green mode works very well on my iPhone 16 ProMax and Samsung S24+ the small tip helps get to small spots especially for my old arthritic figures that tend to tremble at times. I'm 80 but still tech savvy!

This might be ok with an iPad, but it did not work smooth with the iPhone. The design and slim tip looked nice but it doesn’t grip the phone as smoothly as it should. Especially for the price. Buy the Adonit Snap 2 that has a slightly larger tip, magnetically attaches to the back of the iPhone even with a case on, and takes a selfie with the push of a button.

This pen is perfect for writing notes or journaling - it’s simple to charge and syncs with my iPad immediately. It has two settings so you can use it on newer iPads or older iPads, androids, and iPhones. Super cool! If you’re an artist, this does not have own pressure so would look elsewhere, but again it’s perfect for writing!

It says it's "compatible" with all touch screens. I bought this to use on my Windows tablet PC for drawing in Photoshop. I noticed the registration point was off by about half a centimeter (It was clicking on things that I wasn't touching). I tried to investigate a fix for this, but then I noticed I couldn't actually drawn in Photoshop. All I could do was click menu items, and browse my PC. It seemed really janky for the price and not at all what I expected. I double-checked the Amazon page, and there was nothing describing any compatibility issues with Tablet PCs. Then I checked their website, and this product isn't even LISTED under compatible styluses for Windows. It's under ANDROID. I did a bit more googling and discovered "Tablet PC" mode for this pen is "Green Pen Mode" which basically means "ONLY tap functionality, and NOTHING else." You needed to HIGHLIGHT the true functionality of the pen in the description of this product. I can't even return it because I had to tear apart the packaging to get inside. Thanks for the $60 piece of trash.

I searched everywhere for a stylus that works with the iPad Air 2. This is the only one and it works great! My granddaughter is thrilled, now she can draw!

I can't address how this works with Apple products, but on my Lenovo Tab M10 Plus Android Tablet there is some weirdness. First, it take about 30-seconds to "warm-up" in green mode. Before that happens the tablet is non-responsive to the stylus. Second, it has a hard time pulling down the "window shade" at the top of android. I have rotated the tablet to see if it is a possible dead area (it's not). Yes, the charger is an interesting odd design. But for people that complained about it being USB-C, you can't complain if it states it in the description. I have not used it for note taking or drawing, but it better then any of the "disk" style styluses I have used. There is no question that it has enough sensitivity to use with icons or highlighting text. --- Three days later... The stylus does NOT allow me pull down the "window shade" on my tablet, but it does on my phone (OnePlus Nord N200). I have tried both in landscape and prorate orientation, neither works. Also I have noticed that the metal top of the pen is rough and might benefit from a sanding. --- After a week of use I am returning it to Amazon. The stylus does not register well on my tablet screen. I have not been able to use the drop-down notification area either in portrait or landscape modes. Further, I contacted Adonit tech support a week ago and have not heard from them. I was really hoping this would work well (especially for note taking). Perhaps it does with Apple, but for Android its very problematic. --- From tech support, "so our green light on Dash 4 may not work perfectly on it, we are awfully sorry... When did you buy the pen? If your pen is bought recently, you may provide the receipt of your purchase and contact the platform and ask for a refund. --- sigh.

Super stylet, fonctionne très bien sans aucun soucis sur mon Xiaomi. Je le recommande. À faire attention cependant sur les smartphones avec les bords de l'écran incurvé, le stylet peut vite glisser hors de l'écran si on se rapproche trop des bords.

Verpackung aufgerissen, ausgepackt eingeschaltet läuft auf iPad und iPhone problemlos. Bin super zufrieden so muss das laufen. Ich hoffe, dass das jetzt natürlich auch noch etwas länger gut funktioniert.

What they were thinking with that magnetic charger? I have to buy an USB-C to USB-A adapter or a separate charger just to charge my stylus? No way. Terrible move. Why not just have a port like any other normal stylus and make it cheaper and less resource intensive? I have too much faith in Adonit, but on the other hand, there aren’t that many stylus manufacturers out there with a reputation and/or history…

After 3 months of use, it won't work. it was a waste of money.

No es lo que esperaba. En la descripción del producto y en la web del fabricante dicen que puedes usarlo apoyando la mano en la pantalla, pero no dicen claramente que esta funcionalidad sólo está disponible para los últimos modelos de iPad, los mismos que tienen soporte para el Apple pencil (de 2018 en adelante). Yo me di cuenta al probarlo, no funciona bien si la mano toca. En resumen, he pagado 60 euros por un pen que para mi iPad Air 2 funciona igual que uno de 10 euros, no vale la pena comprarlo a menos que tengas un iPad que soporte Apple pencil