Adonit
Adonit Dash 4
Experience the Adonit Dash 4, a versatile stylus crafted for seamless interaction with a wide range of devices. Its dual-mode functionality ensures broad compatibility with both Apple and Android devices, while offering native palm rejection for newer iPads. Featuring an innovative portless design, it charges magnetically via an included USB-C stand in just one hour, providing up to 15 hours of continuous use. This stylus is exceptionally lightweight at 15g, boasting a sophisticated matte finish and a durable metal clip, making it a stylish and practical tool for your everyday tasks.
$59.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.0
/ 5
Category Rank
69
/ 91
#69 in Stylus Pens
Price vs Category Average
+16%
Above average
Dimensions
1508.8
/ mm length x mm diameter
Who it's for
- Broad Compatibility
- Sleek and Portable Design
- Instant Activation
Who should skip it
- No Pressure Sensitivity
- Inconsistent Palm Rejection
- Hard Tip Noise
Key Specs
Dimensions
150 mm length x 8.8 mm diameter
Product Weight
15 g
Battery Life
15 hours
Charging Time
1 hour
Charging Method
Magnetic USB-C charging stand
Material
Aluminum + Plastic
Compatibility
Apple devices and Android devices
Palm Rejection
Supported (Blue light mode)
Features
- Ready to use; no Bluetooth pairing required
- Dual Mode for broad device compatibility
- Native palm rejection on compatible iPads
- Magnetic USB-C charging stand included
- Full charge in only 1 hour
- Up to 15 hours of battery life
- Lightweight and portable design
- Easily replaceable nibs
What customers say
The Adonit Dash 4 earns praise as a highly accessible and reliable universal stylus, excelling in immediate usability. Its simple on and go operation, requiring no Bluetooth pairing, is a major convenience for multi-device users. Reviewers value the fine-point tip for precise note-taking and annotation, significantly improving accuracy over blunt styluses. The sleek design and magnetic charging are appreciated, supported by robust battery life for daily tasks. However, its universal nature presents limitations. The expected absence of pressure sensitivity restricts serious artistic use. Furthermore, performance consistency varies across devices, and the lack of true palm rejection often forces awkward writing postures. Overall, it is an excellent value entry-level precision tool for general use, though advanced users should consider proprietary options.
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