Review on 🖊️ High-performing White Active Stylus Pen for Apple iPad with Palm Rejection: Compatible with iPad 8th/7th/6th Gen, iPad Pro 11/12.9", iPad Air 5th-3rd Gen, iPad Mini 6th Gen 2018-2022 – Includes Extra Tip by Marc Alvarez

I use an Apple Pencil with an iPad Pro (2020) and would like to share my comparison report. I wish I had seen it before I bought the $150 Apple Pencil. The image says a lot, so here first what I was able to draw in Procreate using only the Wiwu pen. I had great experiences. I've been using the Wiwu Pencil Pro for a few hours now and so far I've found it to be a great, cheaper Apple Pencil alternative. Pros: It's very similar to the Apple Pencil, feels premium. It's a bit lighter, but still feels good in the hand. I was able to get the results I wanted by painting in Procreate. I appreciate that it magnetizes like the Apple Pencil on my iPad Pro! I like that the battery life is 20 hours. I love that it comes with an extra pencil tip when mine wears out. A few issues for me, nothing wrong just why a more expensive one might be more convenient. Pencil charging time 120 minutes. If you decide to purchase, please consider the additional loading time. Where the USB port is, there is a rubber plug to protect the pen from dust. But I wish it wouldn't block the magnet so it can stick to my iPad better. The tip of this pencil is a bit sharper than the Apple Pencil, so I hope it doesn't scratch the screen while wearing it. Overall, if you're looking for a great, cheaper stylus for your iPad and don't mind charging the stylus separately, I think this is a great option. If you lead an active lifestyle and want to avoid manual charging and automatic connection, an alternative might interest you. But I like both very much. I love how my painting turned out and I'm sure you will get really good results if you decide to paint with it too. If I didn't already have an Apple Pencil I would be very happy with this as my main pencil. It was sent to me for review, all opinions are my own.