anning on using to confirm you’re getting the right product for the right device. I had things mixed up, and they emailed me to offer the correct item and refunded the difference quickly.
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did not disappoint. Customer service is beyond exemplary too. SonarPen and SonarPen 2 are stellar products and definitely will highly recommend!
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as an iPad Pro user with Procreate, and so far the pressure sensitivity works as expected and is perfect for on the go sketching. Overall, I'm satisfied with my ability to draw on my phone during work breaks. It's really great if you want to draw in public but aren't able to bring an iPad, so it fits my exact needs. This pen is well worth the try if you're getting started in drawing on your phone, or want to draw on the go without draining you battery from a bluetooth connected stylus. Thank you SonarPen 🙂
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ve a similar feeling. and it's definitely helped! it's extremely easy to set up on ibis paint, and to adjust to preferences. i use it with my phone and it hasn't been a hassle at all. i haven't been using it for long but it's really great so far! included some little things ive done with it :^o
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plies if you tend to hold the pen even slightly higher up. The Sonarpen also does not support pressure sensitivity on Procreate, which is a major flaw in my opinion. I owned the first Sonarpen previously, and I do agree that the 2nd version has better a tip to screen contact feel. I had this issue with the first pen, but I still feel like the wrapping of the wire after use feels inconvenient, and also leads to the pen not fitting easily in the leather pen slot. It works, and it's cheap enough for the flaws to make sense, but there are definitely points to improve. In the future I'd be hesitant to buy a 3rd version, and would likely upgrade to a different stylus.
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ensitivity) or an Apple Pencil Pro (not compatible with my iPad). I decided to give the SonarPen2 a try and overall it is really great for drawing! The pen itself is comfy to hold, the cord is the right length to stay out of the way while also not dangling around, and the tip is very accurate to its placement on the screen. I will say that the pressure sensitivity is very different from the Apple Pencil, so if that’s what you’re used to like me then just play around with your drawing app’s settings and practice using the SP2. Now the reason this is only a 4/5 is because this pen really messes up with your audio while it’s plugged in. The way the sensitivity on it works uses the iPad’s audio system, so as far as your device is concerned you have a microphone or headphones plugged in, not a stylus. This makes it impossible to listen to music/watch a show while drawing unless you have a separate device dedicated to it. I also make music on my iPad but it’s really annoying that I can not use the stylus while doing so. It is possible to switch your iPad’s audio output to be your headphones/speakers, but the trade off is you won’t have functional pressure sensitivity with the SP2 and the audio quality will also just sound really crunchy and bad.
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enient. Not only is it excellent value for money, but it's also a highly practical stylus. For disclosure, we received a free SonarPen 2 unit to help us implement support in Zen Brush 3.
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ce was very kind and helpful and got back to me quickly when I reached out. The pen works very well and feels much more comfortable to hold while drawing than any Apple Pen I’ve used. The wire is long enough to not get in the way when working and hasn’t caused any issues for me thus far. The button is quite stiff unfortunately which makes using it a little tricky but it isn’t a dealbreaker for me personally. The only real con I would give is that the pen is only compatible with specific drawing softwares, meaning it can not be used to its full capacity if used with an unsupported software such as Procreate. Though it can still be used on unsupported softwares, you will lose the ability to use or customize the button and there will be no pen pressure. Overall, I would say the SonarPen 2 is a wonderful (and much more affordable) option compared to any Apple Pen I’ve used. I would caution only that you may have to learn a new drawing software to use the pen to its fullest extent, unless of course you’re already using one of the supported apps. I look forward to using the SonarPen 2 for many more art pieces in the future and to see what the developers come up with next!
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