Stylus Pencil for iPad 11th 10th 9th Generation, Active Pen with Palm Rejection Compatible with 2018-2024 Apple iPad 11/10/9/8/7/6th Gen/iPad Pro 12.9 &11 inches/iPad Pro 6/5/4 Gen/iPad Air 5/4/3 Gen

good pencil

Good pen. Took a while to figure out how to turn it on/off. You tap the top of the pen. Good for price.

I recently decided to try out an Apple Pencil dupe, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by its performance! For a fraction of the price of the official Apple Pencil, this stylus offers many of the same features, making it a great alternative for those on a budget.The design is sleek and closely resembles the original, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to use for extended periods. It pairs quickly with my iPad and offers smooth, responsive writing and drawing. The pressure sensitivity isn’t as refined as the Apple Pencil, but for most everyday tasks like note-taking, sketching, or basic digital art, it works perfectly fine.One of the best aspects is the battery life. It lasts for hours on a single charge, and the charging process is quick and hassle-free. While it lacks some advanced features like tilt sensitivity, the overall experience is very close to the real thing, especially for the price.Durability-wise, it feels solid and well-built, and I haven’t experienced any issues with lag or disconnects. It’s a fantastic option if you’re looking for an affordable stylus that still delivers a great user experience.Overall, this Apple Pencil dupe offers excellent value for money. If you’re not ready to invest in the official version, this is a solid alternative that gets the job done!

Brought a portable key pad. The pen isn't something I'm in to. Guess I need to try more often. Nice though.

I bought this pen a couple years ago.. unfortunately I got to the point all my pen tips have worn down. However, it seems like they no longer sell tip replacements for the model I purchased. I messaged them if there is any way I could buy some and they instead sent me a their newest model pen and some extra tips.Fantastic company with a fantastic product.

When it’s on, it’s working. But there is no on/off switch and pairing it via blue tooth doesn’t work. It suddenly is attached to my ipad and I don’t know how. There were no instructions with it.PS I found some instructions when I was throwing away the box. Not easily found but now I can turn it on and off. Moved my rating to 5 stars.

Overall it works but there are a couple of things that I don't like.The battery life is not great. My lecture is 2 hours and it does last through it, given that I don't use it 100% of the time, I switch between slides/talking and solving problems using the pen. I am not sure if it would last if I use it continuously. I don't think it lasts 10 hrs as advertised. Not sure how the idle mode works, but I had it sitting on the desk for 10 mins, the light stayed blue and when I picked it up it worked without me tapping so not sure how that works. It does turn off eventually but I haven't timed it. Another issue I have is that tip seems to come off fairly easy, it fell off on me several times now.

I bought my iPad about a year ago and wanted a stylus and didn’t want to pay too much. I was searching and found this one. AND I LOVE IT😭‼️ I’ll just get right to it…Likes:Easy to connect to my iPad (9th generation)Writes smoothlyAltogether easy to useWonderful priceLast long (I just got another one since it’s under warranty)Wonderful communication between the sellerOverall 10/10 will buy againDislikes:•Sometimes palm rejection goes wonky but I think that’s because I didn’t charge the pen all the way•the tapping sound that comes with using it (there’s a point tip so when writing it can be very loud if I’m in a quiet area) most people don’t find it annoying so it’s not tooo big of an issueBut overall the Pros outweigh the Cons and you can’t beat it for the price compared to the Apple Pencil😭 No disrespect to Apple but I’m a college student and need affordable pricing. I got my iPad through my phone service so it’s a win-win for me.