Questions about ESR Digital Stylus

The digital stylus from ESR is specially designed for Apple iPads and supports tilt detection and a fine tip. It is not designed for Dell laptops, as these usually require other active pens with specific technology (e.g. Dell Active Pen with AES or EMR). Therefore, using the ESR pen on a Dell laptop is generally not compatible. Dell laptops usually require specially compatible pens, which are listed in the Dell compatibility list.

According to the available product data, the ESR digital stylus is compatible with Apple iPad models from 2018 (6th gen to 10th gen)[^1^]. Compatibility with Acer Spin 14 devices is not listed in the product features. Acer devices such as the Aspire 5 Spin 14 typically require styluses with AES 1.0 (Wacom) support, such as the Acer ASA210[^2^]. Since the ESR stylus does not indicate Acer compatibility in the specifications, there is no direct functional guarantee. For precise information on device compatibility, I recommend checking the technical specifications of your Acer Spin 14 or contacting Acer support. [^1^]: Product data: Compatible models include iPad 2018-2022 [^2^]: Community notes on Acer-compatible pens (ASA210)

I don't think so, and the manufacturer's website only says Apple.

The "Digital Stylus for iPad" from ESR is compatible with iPads released in 2018 or later. Since your iPad 9 (2021, model A2602) meets this condition, this stylus should be compatible with your device.

Pen has been on sale for some time. Digitec has probably not updated the sale

Yes, I use it!

Unfortunately, according to the supplier, the pen is only suitable for devices from 2018-2021.

Auf der Webseite ist es nicht gelistet: https://www.esrgear.com/de/products/ipad-stylus-pencil-with-tilt-sensitivity/

Yes, it is. But if you need it a lot, I would recommend the one from Apple. It charges automatically on the iPad. Otherwise it does what it has to do.

It does not work on the 5th generation Ipad Air. Only from the Ipad 6 generation, I was able to test it.

Yes, it's possible

With IPad Pro, yes, but not all the functions of the native Apple Stylus.

So I put aside this stylus because I didn't have an iPad recent enough to use it 😂. On an iPhone I don't know if a stylus works at all 🤔. Sorry I couldn't help you out.

Should be compatible via Bluetooth - the pen does not connect automatically like the Apple Pen, for example. With the iPad Pro everything works without problems