Review on 🖊️ Adonit Note (Black) Stylus Pen: Precise iPad Writing/Drawing with Palm Rejection, Compatible with iPad Air 4/3, iPad Mini 6/5, iPad 9/8/7/6, iPad Pro 11/12.9" by Bryan Hill

I've only been using it for a day but I really like it. I have a second generation Apple Pencil for iPad Pro and a Logitech "Crayon" for iPad mini 5 and iPad Pro. I use the stylus for notes and annotations, not for drawing. Crayon and Note don't have the same features as Pencil, but since I don't use them for drawing, I don't skip those features (except double-tap to erase). I really wanted to use the same stylus on both of my iPads (the 2nd gen pencil doesn't work on the mini). That's why I got the Crayon. It works well, but it looks terrible, feels uncomfortable in your hand, and requires a long press of the power button to turn it on/off. The Note looks great, connects and disconnects instantly with a quick push of a button on the case, feels good in the hand and, importantly for me, has a pocket clip or in my case a clip for the case I have on mine iPad Mini. I'm always afraid of losing my chalk. They all write about some, with very little lag and a similar feel through the glass. I really like how easy it is to turn the Note on and off, the pocket clip, the feel in hand, and the price. Can't win!