🖊️ Highly Compatible Stylus Pen for Apple iPad Pencil - Active Palm Rejection, Perfect for iPad 8th, 7th, 6th Gen, iPad Air 4th, 3rd Gen, iPad Pro 11-12.9 Inch, iPad Mini 5th Gen Review

I bought this pencil about a month ago for my daughter who wanted to try drawing for 3D modelling. This pencil works great and looks beautiful. There are no hassles in setting up to use it. Although my daughter doesn't use it for very long, she has only charged it once in the last month. I'm really impressed and in my opinion it's worth the money.

This works great and is exactly what I was looking for! The pencil's weight feels good in your hand and a flat side makes it even better. The charge lasts long, it charges quickly. I think it was a good buy, especially for the money. I had a similar pencil and it broke every 5 minutes even if you were actively using it. I'm glad my pup chewed it up and I was able to find a much better substitute!

Works very well as expected. I use this with the new iPad mini 5. The tablet recognized the stylus straight away and it worked fine, no tweaks etc. Can't comment on the battery life yet as I don't use it much but it kept charging. It's been a week now and it's still holding up. I use it to highlight and annotate the JW library and it's much faster than finger selection. The price is much lower than Apple Pencil. The pencil may have other features as well, but I am completely satisfied with the…

Unfortunately I had a lot of trouble using the stylus with my iPad. I would not recommend it at all! First, it was difficult to turn on, and second, it abruptly went off and then back on. Third, I noticed that the tiny, less than 1/4 inch long, tapered tip of the pen was dangling and looked like it was about to fall off - I screwed it back in place. I thought. Yes, it eventually fell off at an unknown time, and since it was so small it was impossible to find. This was six weeks after delivery…

I saw this style of pen mentioned in a recent article and decided to give it a try as my wife was looking to buy a new Apple Pen. Bottom line, it works just as well and accurately as my Apple Pen. Since I only use the pen for handwriting and not for art projects, the pressure loss wasn't an issue for me. I also like the USB-C charging port instead of the Apple stylus. You'll either need to buy an adapter or plug it directly into the iPad for charging. I understand the logic of the design but I…

I recently bought a new 8th generation iPad. The Apple Pencil costs $100. or more, I decided not to buy it. I thought if I didn't get the Apple brand I would pass because nothing would compare. NOT RIGHT! Omg I love this thing. After reading all the reviews, most of which were so positive, I thought what the heck. The first thing I did was download the drawing app. How I lived without her is beyond me. The stylus is very comfortable to hold. You can even place your hand on a tablet or iPad…

I bought two different versions to replace my missing Apple Pencil. It's not as great as an Apple product, but it costs five times less! I use my pen to draw in Procreate and the only thing I miss about the Apple Pencil is the print function to thicken lines. This pen does not respond to pressure changes. In some cases this is an advantage, because if I want the line to be consistent, then only with this pen. If you want Apple quality, buy an Apple product. If you don't need it then this is a…