🍊 Logitech Crayon Digital Pencil for iPad Pro 12.9-Inch (3rd Gen), iPad Pro 11-Inch, iPad (6th-9th Gen), iPad Air (3rd-4th Gen), iPad Mini 5 - Orange: Compatibility with iOS 12.2 and Above Review

I bought this for myself as I am a continuing education student and want to go paperless and access my notes on my Apple devices so I can study anytime, anywhere. I didn't want to spend extra money on an Apple Pencil as pressure sensitivity isn't important to me and I can't draw stick figures lol. It's a great alternative for note-taking, organizers, and non-artistic people like me. And while my son is in kindergarten for the summer holidays, I was able to download tracking apps and he was able

I tag documents on my iPad Pro all day and have had an Apple Pencil almost since day one. The Apple Pencil works great for my purposes. However, I was looking for a cheaper option that uses the same technology (i.e. not a cheap stylus that mimics your finger) that I could keep in my work bag in case I forgot my Apple Pencil. I decided to try pencil. To really try this out, I used it instead of my Apple Pencil for a few days. He did well. However, it has several problems. Firstly, I understand…

This is a great alternative to the more expensive Apple Pencil, especially for those with newer iPad 11 or 12.9 Pro devices. Usually these new iPads require a 2nd generation pencil which is twice the price of this one. The Crayon works basically the same as a real Apple Pencil, with the same low latency and wrist detection. As someone who has used the Apple Pencil over the past few years, it has felt very similar, if not identical, to the original in terms of functionality. This uses Apple's…

I'll easily give this Logitech stylus five stars, although I really like the (overpriced) 2nd Gen Apple Pencil for the 2018 iPad. This is due to a number of factors. First, the price is much more acceptable (almost double). Second, the shape of the pen's barrel (smooth, with a flat shape on each side and an elliptical curve on each side with the slightest hint of a metallic "grip") is quite comfortable and perhaps allows for a greater degree of control. when performing various tasks. Third, the

The Apple Pencil is the best stylus accessory for the iPad, but if like me you're only spending $300 on your iPad, the idea of spending a third of that price on an accessory seems overpriced . Luckily, the Logitech alternative is a great solution for those of us who want Apple Pencil features at no extra cost. grip than the Apple Pencil. Also, this shape doesn't roll or shift as easily as the Apple Pencil. I also like the charging implementation better than the 1st gen Apple Pencil as you don't