Pogo Connect

Wow, some people obviously do absolutely NO research... It clearly states on their site that this is not compatible with the Air, because previous iPads use different bluetooth connectivity. I just got this for my iPad 4 for about $50, cheaper than the new Adonit, Wacom, JaJa, or whatever other brands. ten1 is obviously pushing for developer support, because this is the most widely compatible active stylus, and the 200 levels of pressure are more than adequate to perform perfectly naturally. Keep up the support! 👔

I wasted 70 dollars on a substandard piece of equipment. Not compatible with iPad air. Even though the description is deceptively pointing out that support has been added. This is wrong. I own an iPad air and one of their pens and they are clearly not compatible. Nice job ten one.. You guys got a quick 70 bucks off of me and refused to offer a store credit or refund.

It seems to be some problems with ipad air. Could not connect the pen. Could not sense the gravity.

Latest update has blank, white icon - otherwise seems to work ok.

Please fix bug causing crash upon launch of Art studio etc.

Simple app to connect to the stylus, locate it if necessary, and find compatible apps.

When the pen stays connected it works great. Unfortunately, when using the pen disconnects constantly. You go back to this app and reconnect (if it decides to let you) and that buys your another minute or two of fun in your drawing app. Some times the interval can be a few seconds. It does seem that you can connect to your drawing app ( I use procreate) without using this utility but essentially the same pattern occurs there. Perhaps this means its an issue with the pen rather then this app.

This product is in a bre-beta stage. Way too buggy to be released. It crashes "paper" unusable w Sketchbook. Get back from the break and fix this. I payed way too much for useless piece of metal.

I own 3 different pressure sensitive styluses for iPad and I have to say the pogo connect is by far the best. In terms of its sensitivity is concerned I think it is as good as my Wacom. Maybe better. This app is a great tool for the device. The feel of the pogo connect is wonderful. The way it feels as you draw on the surface of the iPad is great. The thickness of the tip takes a little bit of getting used to but I love it now. The only drawbacks I have for it are the lack of built in rechargeable batteries which isn't that big of a deal, and the fact that there is only 1 button. It would have been nice to have at least 2 buttons and an on/off switch. The main reason I would like an on/off switch is because when you have the pogo connect connected and go to another app it will keep popping up a window that wants to take you back to the app it is connected to and you can't make it stop without taking the battery out. The pogo also looses the connection and has to reconnect more than I would like. But even with those few drawbacks I still love the device. It makes doing artwork on the iPad possible. So far I like artstudio with the pogo connect the most and am awaiting art rage to get pogo connect support. If you were on the fence about the pogo connect I would say get one without a doubt! You will love it.

they have an app for the cool pen. it basically says who is supporting the cool pen as an app.