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This Item  Adonit Snap 2 Bluetooth Selfie Touch Pen with Remote Shutter with Magnetic Strip Stylus Compatible for iPhone 11/Pro Max/X/XS/XR, Samsung S9/10/Note+, iPad/Air/Mini & Newer - Space Grey |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $54.99 | -17% $24.99 List: $29.99 | $39.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Sunday, May 12 | Get it as soon as Sunday, May 12 | Get it as soon as Sunday, May 12 |
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| Sold By | — | Adonit USA | Vistaike Store | Adonit USA |
| compatible devices | Smartphone | Green Light Mode: iPhone screen and 2017 iPad and/or earlier models, Blue Light Mode: iPad Air (3rd/4th Gen), iPad mini (5th/6th Gen), iPad (6th/7th/8th/9th Gen), iPad Pro 11" (1st/2nd/3rd Gen), iPad Pro 12.9" (3rd/4th/5th Gen), and newer | Apple iPad Pro 11inch 1/2/3th Gen, iPad Pro 12.9 Inch 3/4/5th Gen, iPad Air 4/5th Gen, iPad Mini 6th Gen | Surface pro, Surface pro 3, Surface pro 4, Surface pro 5, Surface pro 6, Surface pro 7, Surface pro 8, Surface pro X, Surface book, Surface book 2, Surface book 3, Surface Go, Surface Go 2, Surface Studio 1, Surface Studio 2, Surface Laptop, Surface Laptop 2, Surface 3 |
| model number | Snap 2 | 847663005696 | ID730 | ADNEOIB |
| material | Aluminum | Paper | Aluminum | Aluminum |
| battery quantity | 1 lithium ion | 1 lithium ion, 1 unknown, 1 unknown, 1 unknown | 1 lithium ion | 1 lithium ion, 1 unknown |
| batteries included | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| batteries required | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
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Customer Review: Do NOT buy, easy pass.
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Great for the price and beginners. Not built for professionals.
I’ve used my GFs Apple Pencil and iPad Pro and then I decided to give this a chance. At $25 it was a bargain.Simple packaging and design.Pros: compact. Slim. Affordable for young designers or people looking to experiment. Works with a wide variety of devices including iPad mini 4. Pressure sensitive.Cons: button placement tends to get in the way. Stylus MUST be used as a near 90° angle to the screen surface otherwise tracking on screen is pretty far off. Sensor seems to be where the nib meets the body of the stylus. REALLY BAD LINE CHATTER when drawing slower diagonal lines (not a problem w faster strokes). No dust cap/cover for USB port. Outdated USB port (should be a Usbc). No palm rejection.I tested the stylus w a few different apps including art and note taking. Also included a few doodles I did to test the stylus.As far as art:PaperProcreateMoleskineConceptsAdobe SketchiBis... works pretty well w the exception of moleskine. Moleskine app kept giving me line chatter at every angle including straight V/H lines. Stylus responds well to Paper and Procreate.Note Taking apps:I’ve yet to find a “primarily” note taking app like Notes+ that responds well. If you’re drawing on it, it’s not that bad, but if you’re practicing calligraphy or just taking short hand notes, it can be a pain. But that’s a matter of your comfort in how things look. I notice w quick note taking, it becomes inaccurate and can’t track as fast as I’m writing. That may be the app or the stylus or the combination of both.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2023
Ok so I purchased this two & a half years ago & I love it because it’s so cute & it came in my favorite color, this tiny little thing is really nice because it works with my iPhone 12,iPad mini 5 & iPad Air 4, & like I said I’ve had it for two & a half years,it still works BUT the charge doesn’t last more than ten minutes before it dies😩, I have to keep charging it, but that’s the biggest & only problem I’ve ever had with it, I’m not sure if that’s as long as it will last, but it was worth the price & I will be ordering another one because I love it so much, I hope this helps🥰
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019
Simple packaging and design.
Pros: compact. Slim. Affordable for young designers or people looking to experiment. Works with a wide variety of devices including iPad mini 4. Pressure sensitive.
Cons: button placement tends to get in the way. Stylus MUST be used as a near 90° angle to the screen surface otherwise tracking on screen is pretty far off. Sensor seems to be where the nib meets the body of the stylus. REALLY BAD LINE CHATTER when drawing slower diagonal lines (not a problem w faster strokes). No dust cap/cover for USB port. Outdated USB port (should be a Usbc). No palm rejection.
I tested the stylus w a few different apps including art and note taking. Also included a few doodles I did to test the stylus.
As far as art:
Paper
Procreate
Moleskine
Concepts
Adobe Sketch
iBis
... works pretty well w the exception of moleskine. Moleskine app kept giving me line chatter at every angle including straight V/H lines. Stylus responds well to Paper and Procreate.
Note Taking apps:
I’ve yet to find a “primarily” note taking app like Notes+ that responds well. If you’re drawing on it, it’s not that bad, but if you’re practicing calligraphy or just taking short hand notes, it can be a pain. But that’s a matter of your comfort in how things look. I notice w quick note taking, it becomes inaccurate and can’t track as fast as I’m writing. That may be the app or the stylus or the combination of both.
Great for the price and beginners. Not built for professionals.
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019
I’ve used my GFs Apple Pencil and iPad Pro and then I decided to give this a chance. At $25 it was a bargain.Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019
Simple packaging and design.
Pros: compact. Slim. Affordable for young designers or people looking to experiment. Works with a wide variety of devices including iPad mini 4. Pressure sensitive.
Cons: button placement tends to get in the way. Stylus MUST be used as a near 90° angle to the screen surface otherwise tracking on screen is pretty far off. Sensor seems to be where the nib meets the body of the stylus. REALLY BAD LINE CHATTER when drawing slower diagonal lines (not a problem w faster strokes). No dust cap/cover for USB port. Outdated USB port (should be a Usbc). No palm rejection.
I tested the stylus w a few different apps including art and note taking. Also included a few doodles I did to test the stylus.
As far as art:
Paper
Procreate
Moleskine
Concepts
Adobe Sketch
iBis
... works pretty well w the exception of moleskine. Moleskine app kept giving me line chatter at every angle including straight V/H lines. Stylus responds well to Paper and Procreate.
Note Taking apps:
I’ve yet to find a “primarily” note taking app like Notes+ that responds well. If you’re drawing on it, it’s not that bad, but if you’re practicing calligraphy or just taking short hand notes, it can be a pain. But that’s a matter of your comfort in how things look. I notice w quick note taking, it becomes inaccurate and can’t track as fast as I’m writing. That may be the app or the stylus or the combination of both.
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Raul
Everyone ask me where i bought it at first sight
Reviewed in Canada on February 24, 2020
Bruno Pinto
Me encanta
Reviewed in Spain on January 16, 2020
Bruno Pinto
Reviewed in Spain on January 16, 2020
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