Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 | S7+ S Pen, Mystic Bronze

Bluetooth connected and works amazing! Maybe because I haven't had my pen for a while but this one feels much lighter than my original grey one that came with my tablet. Was able to draw just fine! No issue with sensitivity or anything. Clicker on pen works just fine with skipping videos. 10/10. Worth it!

While the first "used like new" would not charge, its replacement is indistinguishable from the original. If only I had not dropped the original directly on its tip on a ceramic tile floor... twice... , but the replacement works wonderfully. Tried replacing the nib in the old one. That, now, works perfectly, too... though the "feel" on the screen is "different".

This thing is so comfortable to use, my hands never get tired. The Bluetooth connection with my tablet is rock solid; I've never had a single drop. Pairing was super easy and the charging is convenient, too. Honestly, getting the original manufacturer's replacement was the best decision. Highly recommend it!

Works perfect. I lost my original S-Pen that came with my tablet. I took a chance and ordered this one in Mystic Silver. It works just as the original. Happy I purchased it.

The only reason I dinged a star is because the pen box (not the Amazon box) showed up torn open. I'm not sure if this was due to someone during processing or transit opening the pen box to check its content were inside, however, what did arrive was the pen and two extra nibs, a black and grey one, which I do think have different behaviors on the screen (the grey does not work with my textured paplike screen protector, but the black does). Considering this pen is twice as much the Wacom One Pen, but does the same thing, I'd recommend the Wacom One instead. The only downside is it won't fit in any tablet booklet covers, which accommodate for the stock pens only. That said, the Wacom One does all that I expected the stock pen to do, at half the price. I would really only purchase this if I was into the Air gestures feature, which I'm not.

I got this for my Tab S7+. The program in the picture is Infinite Painter (if you're looking to get into more drawing apps, try CSP or Krita). If your pen doesn't automatically connect/charge, you'll want to go to: settings > s pen, then turn off "Allow multiple S pens" and then settings > s pen > air actions, and then turn on air actions. It should connect then, but it might take a few minutes. Charging will also only take a few minutes to go from 0 to 100. The pen has pressure sensitivity, tilt features, and gestures--everything the original pen has because it is the normal pen. However, it does NOT come with extra nibs or the nib removal tool, nor does it say. It's just the luck of the draw, you might get them or you might not. I got a refurbished pen. The tip of the pen is very soft and doesn't make any noise against the screen. You might like that, but I'm more used to Wacom pens where you can actually feel the tip hitting the surface. This feels more like a paint brush, but I don't entirely dislike it. The only maybe bad thing about it was that every piece of tape that was holding the s pen box together had at least 1 eyebrow sized hair in it. Ugh. How does that even happen?

It's an expensive pen but affordable compared to others in the market so that I won't complain about that. It functions perfectly with my Galaxy Tab S7. The white tip of the pen deteriorates quickly but is still perfectly functional, especially if you want to have that feeling of writing on paper with a pencil. The grey point is harder, making it feel like writing with an actual pen. I do have a paper-feel screen protector to put all this in perspective.

I wanted a full-sized stylus with the same tip as my Note 9 stylus, and this is perfect! Upon arrival, I went into my Note 9's settings, switched ON the Allow Multiple S Pens feature, and the stylus worked immediately! I imagine this stylus works with any device that is configured to allow use of multiple S Pens. It doesn't work with screens that aren't configured for use with S Pens. It would have been nice if this thing came with some instructions, though! It's beautifully packaged with a product pamphlet on recycling or something in like 10 billion languages, but there are no instructions. There is also no charger, so if you plan to use it with a Note, you may not have access to the special features once the S pen loses its charge.