Adonit Jot Pro 3 (Black) Fine Point Precision Stylus for 8/ Plus/X /XS/ MAX/ XR, iPad, Samsung Galaxy/ Note/ Edge and Other Touchscreen Devices

This pen is great! I was a bit worried when the quality of the box it comes in was not that great. The pen itself is of very high quality. It has a nice weight in your hand and it easy to hold. I do find myself worried about the disc coming off because it seems very delicate, but you don't have to press hard for it to write on the screen. Overall, I think the pen is amazing and comparable to the Apple Pencil!

Excellent

UPDATE 2:I received the stylus and tested, and also I tested another disc stylus from Meko, and got pretty much the same results in the Yoga 910 (with 4K display. I used a mesh stylus and it worked ok. So it is probably something to do with the Yoga 910 4K, not the stylus.Still the stylus worked pretty well on my iPhone 6, my only other touchscreen device.The company was extremely helpful trying to solve the issue, so I think that it is a good thing, due that there wasn't any clear instructions about how to replace or clean the rod-disc part.I do like the style, the size, the weight and the feel in my hand, and the result in my iPhone 6s. I regularly use fountain pens, so the writing experience it is something I value here.Taking all this into account I upgrade the review to 4 stars.UPDATE 1:DON'T TRY TO REPLACE THE DISC AS IN THE PREVIOUS MODEL. It will break.I got in contact with Adonit, and they told me that the disc is non-removable. In the back of the box, it says "non-removable precision disc". This information wasn't in their website (not even in their store) nor here in Amazon at the time of purchase. Adonit is sending me a replacement, no charge.I have not receive yet the replacement an tested in my Lenovo Yoga 910, but I'll update later the result.-------------ORIGINAL:I don't know how often this happens, but for sure, it was disappointing that the parts were prone to be damaged, even a couple of weeks old and following the instructions provided.However, I was having trouble with one of my screens. I still have not found out what's going on with this other screen not working well, so if you know issues about a 4k display Lenovo Yoga 910 and a Adonit Pro 3, please let me know).I thought that it might be the disc, so I tried to pull it off as the instructions said. It didn't come off. It was really stuck to the ball point. I did so much effort that it bent a little where the rod meets the ball.Later I saw other videos about how to change it (better than Adonit's) that shows how easily the disc is replaced. I tried again and this time it broke before I could pull it off.The stylus is very precise and I liked how it feels in my hand and the traces it leaves on the screen, so that's why I gave it 2 stars.

This capacitive pen seems ok, but that’s it. It doesn’t feel like it could take much wear, it’s not active (even though it popped up when I was searching for an active pen, but that’s not their fault), and honestly it’s just not $22 good. I bought a pack of rubber tipped “cheap” ones from another seller that was like 10pens for $7 or something like that and they actually work infinitely better. If it hadn’t cost me $22 or if this pen had been mind blowing, I would have kept it, but I’m sending it back for a partial refund. Won’t make that mistake again, this pen is just NOT worth $22. I would have been more impressed if I’d paid less than $10.

I bought a Inspiron 11 3000 2-in-1 (AMD) - 3195 for my son for the new school year and it wasn't sold with a stylus. I had purchased one from Dell that the website itself said would be compatible with his tablet. It wasn't. I did about two weeks of research to find something that would work and I found that this one was recommended for the harder to adapt tablets. It works perfectly! Keep in mind that the flat surface tip takes a moment or two to get used to. Other than that, it's just like any other stylus, except it works.

I really wanted to like this stylus. It has great reviews, both here and online. I also have the Adonit Snap 2 active capacitive stylus, which I absolutely love. But I wanted a couple of passive options which didn't require daily charging to keep in my purse and backpack.When I received the Adonit Jot Pro 3, I was immediately impressed by the build quality. However, after a few days of use, the tip started skipping. And within a few more days, it had stopped working altogether! It is no longer recognized by any of my devices. I also ordered the Adonit Droid, which is a smaller version of this, with a smaller disc. Exactly the same experience. Worked well for a few days, then started skipping, then stopped working altogether.When I encountered this issue, I searched online, and there are reports going back to 2012 about this issue, with many "work-arounds" suggested, such as using tinfoil or conductive compound on the tip to improve performance. So it seems to be a widespread issue that not everyone encounters, but many people have.There are many, many other options for disc-tip styluses here on Amazon, and I found alternatives which use a flexible rubber connection, rather than the all-metal ball and socket connection which Adonit seems to have pioneered.The Mixoo 2-in-1 stylus has great reviews, not to mention a lower cost, with additional tips included. Vastly better option! Not only does it seem to be more durable, it's also a pleasure to use! The disc returns to its default position when removed from the screen, which also eliminates the frustrating experience of having to constantly re-position the disc when writing.I will be returning both of these Adonit disc styluses, which saddens me. Seems their active styluses are a much better and more consistent value for the money than their passive options.

Really nice gadget that works with my Lenovo Android Tablet. Highly recommended. I purchased so I could handwrite on my tablet instead of on paper - works like a charm. VERY smooth feel - like writing with a premium pen. Very nice look - business appropriate and very cool.

Very cool design, pleasant weight. Very precise too, way better control than any of the other existing pens. And using magnets compared with the previous model is very helpful, harder to loose the cap.

Nice weight. Works well.

Good quality item, made note making and other touch activities on my iPad have become easier. Thanks, Amazon

Fecha de compra: octubre de 2018.Desde hace varios años utilizo un iPad, y siempre lo he acompañado de un lápiz, porque nunca me he manejado de forma rápida con el teclado.En el entorno profesional, con apps tipo notas, recordatorios, puedo escribir mejor con un lápiz y en el entorno personal, en apps de dibujo, fotografía, el dedo no es, ni mucho menos, la mejor herramienta.Me costó dar con uno que se adaptara a lo que yo buscaba hasta que encontré uno de la marca Adonit, modelo Jot Pro (muy similar a éste) que he venido utilizando durante bastante tiempo, hasta que hace poco se me cayó, se rompió el disco transparente y dejó de funcionar.He vuelto a repetir en mi elección porque no requiere nada adicional (como una conexión bluetooth, baterías internas o recargas a través de USB), pero, fundamentalmente, porque me resulta ligero para llevarlo encima, muy fácil de manejar y bastante preciso en el mayor uso que actualmente le estoy dando, que es en apps de dibujo y apps de manejo y retoque fotográfico.El disco transparente no impide en nada la visión y, a mi juicio, es eso lo que facilita un fácil desplazamiento por la pantalla.Respecto al anterior que he tenido -con el que manifiesto mi total satisfacción- la única diferencia es que, en éste, el capuchón no es roscado sino que es imantado, lo que tiene la ventaja de ser más rápido de colocar, pero el inconveniente de desprenderse más fácilmente.Para acabar, como resumen, decir que le otorgo mi máxima puntuación, y solo espero que me dure lo mismo, o más, que el anterior y que esta reseña, si es que estás valorando la compra de este producto o uno similar, pueda serte útil.

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