Stylus Pen for iPad (2018-2025) with Fast Charging & Palm Rejection, Pencil for Apple iPad 11th A16/10/9/8/7/6th, Pro 11“13”M4/12.9 inch, Air 11/13 inch M3 2025&M2 2024/5/4/3rd, Mini A17 Pro/6/5th

Very good quality stylus, and it works flawlessly with my iPad. It delivers exactly what it promises I’m giving it the highest rating.

Great price and no problem getting it to work

The media could not be loaded. I am happy with this pen for the most part, fast charging, long battery use, precise sharpness when writing.’.the only main issue this the magnetic doesnt hold well and the pen easily falls off a lot of the time. Even more when you place the cover tip back on either end of the pen and yes I am using the original cover protection case that came with my iPad from BestBuy. Both tip being off or on looks alittle long. And you can see in the one video holding the iPad up right the slides off.But for the price and delivery speed, I will defiantly buy another to keep extra near, by especially since I came close tonight losing it during bed changes in the hosptial recovering from my heart issue.

I have never used an Apple Pencil or any other iPad pencil, so I can’t compare this to anything. However, this is comparably affordable, light weight, easy to set up and easy to use. I haven’t had any pairing issues. It holds charge for weeks with moderate use. I used it to write about 20 recipes in the notes app and to color about eight coloring pages without having to charge it for around four weeks. It didn’t indicate that it needed to be charged but I charged it anyway. It uses a USB-C charger, like my iPad so I didn’t need the extra cable. Super convenient. The only con is, it doesn’t tell you the battery level the way an Apple Pencil would. Not a huge deal to me. Definitely worth it.

The design is pretty ergonomic, not too thick or thin. There’s no lagging that I’ve experienced and it’s great for writing or drawing! Also comes with extra tips

It works great and has a long battery life. I have an older model iPad and it has had ZERO issues connecting or any glitches. My only complaint is that it turns on/off with a button/sensor thing on the bottom which I’ll sometimes hit by accident. Great product and an unbeatable price.

I was looking for an alternative to the official Apple Pencil and ordered this one after seeing all of the positive reviews. I have an iPad Air (3rd Generation) and have no issues using it on there. Quick answer: If drawing isnt your thing and you need one for notes, work, school, etc. then I would recommend you get this and spend the $50-60 you save on yourself (or just save it).Pros:-So easy to connect to iPad right out of the package, you might think that it inst connected.-Has an indentation on the pencil to keep it from rolling off the table or desk.-USB-c charging allows for quick charging-Came with a backup set of tips if the one it comes with ever dulls over time.-I really like feel of it. Feels like an actual pencil and is pretty light.-Cool battery saving technology (that also turns out to be a con at times)Cons:(aka why I gave it the stars I did)- Does not have pressure sensitivity capability. So, if you are drawing or writing, the inking doesnt adapt to how hard or soft you are pressing on the tablet. It is all one width. To me, this was a bummer since the majority of the reason I bought it was for drawing/illustrating and taking notes in class and meetings.- Depending on your writing and drawing style, you might have to continuously turn it back on. It has an eraser sized edge on the end where an eraser would be that you have to touch to activate it at times. This is because it senses leaving your palm to deactivate and save power. So, if you are a bouncy writer or illustrator that moves the pencil in your hand either through rotating angles or somewhat fidgeting with it, you will continuously activate and deactivate it which can disrupt flow.-After noticing these concerns, I re-visited the page to see if it was an error on my part and I didnt do enough research on the product. While some have commented about the powering on and off, I couldnt find anything related to the width and pressure sensitivity for illustrations. I wish that it listed that in the product description (or, at least that I had seen that before buying) because then I wouldnt have purchased it.Would I buy it again?Knowing what I know now...probably not. If only taking notes in class and meetings was all I was using my ipad for, then it would be fine. But I want to be able to take my illustrations with me wherever I go and use different brushes in the drawing app. Since I threw away the packaging for this and, therefore, wasnt able to return it I just decided to buy an apple pencil and just be done with it.