Review on 🖊️ Deep Blue Stylus Pen for 2018-2020 Apple iPad: No Lag, High Precision, Palm Rejection by Junrey Jewel

I've used both the Apple Pencil and this stylus. Both are good with small differences. I'll start with the Minot issues I found with this pen. First, as many have pointed out, it lacks pressure sensitivity and magnetic charging, which may or may not matter to the user. As for me, I don't mind as I use this for note-taking and writing rather than drawing, and I don't mind charging via a USB-C cable from time to time. Second, this pen only connects to one device at a time. It connected to my iPad (no problem) and I can't connect it to my husband's iPad. On the other hand, Apple Pencil can be used between multiple devices. Third and last for me, depending on how you hold this grip you can accidentally hit the top during use and the grip will turn off. It takes another simple touch to turn it back on, but it can be a little annoying. Now let's talk about the best thing about this pen. First, the price for a pen/drawing pen that attaches magnetically to an iPad is fantastic. Second, and this is a big win for me, this stylus is lighter than the Apple Pencil. I can write with it for a long time and the weight doesn't start to wear me down like the heavier Apple Pencil. It may be different for some, but I like the feeling of lightness. This, along with the price and ease of use, makes this a win-win purchase for me! I would recommend this product to anyone who needs a pen style stylus for an iPad and is not interested in pressure sensitive art.