Customer Reviews for S Pen for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Mobile Phones - Black
Customer Rating
5
Designed almost perfectly
on August 16, 2014
Posted by: Tron1st
from San Diego, CA.
Expertise:Expert
but the button is too hard to press, hold down, position accurately and control the insertion point.
Since the stylus is mechanical not powdered by a battery the cost of a spare makes me think that the cost to manufacture (by a 3D printer?) is in the area of a quarter. I have the original in "hand" and it is already bending. Bought the Note 3 only two days ago.
The cost prohibits the purchase of a spare and would make replacement of a broken or lost stylus a begrudged need not to mention the time it takes to get the replacement in hand.
Pros: Lightweight
Cons: too expensive
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
2
Performance
5
Design
4
Value
2
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
Functional and Easy to Use/Store
on February 26, 2014
Posted by: KenGeorge
from Arizona
Expertise:Expert
The ovoid shape of the pen fits well in my hand, which is larger than average.
It is light and easy to use: I use the handwriting recognition features regularly. Response of the screen when using the pen is quick, without undue delay: much quicker than a standard stylus on other touch screen phones.
Storing is easy, since the pen shape guides it into the slot without my having to look first to make sure it is oriented correctly.
Accessing the pen can be a little difficult if your fingernails are cut very short: the head of the pen has a groove that makes it easy to pull the pen out when stored.
The pen button is a little harder to use and access: it is nicely integrated into the overall shape, but that makes it harder to find via touch only. Tactile feedback when depressing the button is very light without an audible sound, so it is not always clear whether it has been depressed or not. On the other hand, the pressure needed to activate it is comfortable while ensuring that it is not accidentally activated when using the pen for other functions.
Pros: Lightweight, ergonomic
Cons: $29.99 for a replacement pen
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
4
Performance
5
Design
5
Value
3
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
Quicker to write greek with the pen. Lost it, want another.
on March 28, 2015
Posted by: dental
Expertise:Beginner
I wasn't using the pen until I started using a greek to english translator. I write way quicker with the pen than converting to the greek keyboard. Then I started to use it to Swipe. I'll get more out of it as time goes by. I lost it in a restaurant. I do have sticker shock. And that's before shipping.
Pros: Durable, Realistic color, great for writing foreign language characters
Cons: pricey
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
5
Performance
5
Design
4
Value
4
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
4
issues
on January 1, 2015
Posted by: fuzzyizmeok
from Kansas
Expertise:Expert
I have owned my Note 3 for 1 year and I'm on my 3rd s pen because the tip keeps breaking off & now I need another one but can't find one locally. I've bought 3 defective S pens so I'm hesitant to buy online. I use them to draw & last night I was asked to paint a photo of a deceased friend and today my s pen broke. It is doing air view even tho air view is turned off. It rights on the phone before I've even touched it & that's not good when doing art. I'm using one of the broken tip pens now but it shoots ink out of the side which is also bad for artwork.
Pros: Lightweight
Cons: Poor quality, tip breaks easily., needs attachable cord
I would recommend this to a friend!
Features
3
Performance
5
Design
1
Value
3
Written by a customer while visiting Samsung US
Customer Rating
5
A Must Have For Your Note 3
on October 13, 2013
Posted by: Cav427
from Oklahoma City, OK
Expertise:Intermediate
The S Pen is not essential for your Note 3, however it unlocks features that drastically increase the utility of your Note. It works much better than a standard stylus, and is light years ahead of the stylus' of the Pocket PC era. I am very surprised how fine a line may be drawn on sketches. You can actually handwrite your e-mail now!