🖊️ Stylus Pen for Apple iPad Pencil - Precise Writing & Drawing with Palm Rejection | iPad Pro 11/12.9, iPad 6th/7th Gen, Mini 5th, Air 3rd Gen Compatible Review

I can't give this product 5 stars for ONE reason. This stylus is almost as accurate and responsive as my Apple Pencil. It also has accurate tilt detection when drawing (I used the Procreate app and Medibang paint to test this), but it lacks pressure sensitivity. Unfortunately, this makes this pen unsuitable for many of my needs, but the product itself is well made. It came in a box with a charging cable, interchangeable tips, and a thin case for protection. Connecting to my iPad was also very…

I really like how easy it is to work. All it needs is that it should turn on, but other than that it doesn't even use Bluetooth! After capturing this video, I placed the stylus on my iPad and it rolled to the side and became fully magnetized. not expected but it was another pleasant surprise. I haven't tested the strength of the magnet and can't confirm the durability of this product, but I can say it definitely works for now. I use it to draw in class, make small notes and markups in PDFs, and

I had a 1st gen Apple Pencil and this is the first time I've bought a stylus for a 3rd gen iPad . I didn't want to spend more than $120 for a 2nd Gen Signature Apple Pencil, so I decided to give it a try after a friend recommended it. In the kit you get a pen, interchangeable tips and a charger. Pros: Connectivity: It connects to my iPad via Bluetooth very easily. I didn't have any connection problems. Performance: It writes smoothly and has palm rejection technology that allows me to rest my…

I have an 11 inch iPad Pro Gen 2 and wanted to use it for drawing and creating art but couldn't afford the Apple Pencil Gen 2, so someone suggested I try alternatives to Revane. and I was very happy with the result! This pencil charges quickly and after just turning off the apple pen in my settings it worked GREAT. I will eventually get an Apple Pencil if I can afford it, but that's ONLY because I'm a digital artist and need (and want) its pressure sensitivity. For the person who likes to take…

My Apple Pencil broke and needed replacing. In the end, I regretted that I didn't get a real apple pencil replacement, and not a fake one like that. There is a power switch at the end that turns on and off at will. It's super sensitive, there should have been a real button to press, not what is. The Apple Pencil does not require a power button. Second, you need to charge it via USB-C, Apple Pencil will charge by plugging into the tablet. Third, the pen works when it wants to. I have to reset…

, Just arrived and would like to share my first Pencil experience on my 2018 12.9" iPad Pro. The Pencil works great, as does my Apple Pencil Gen 2. In terms of screen usage, I would say the Functionality is identical with some caveats (see below) Pencil feel is a little lighter but overall pretty close It has a beveled side like the Apple Pencil so it technically fits in an iPad holder but doesn't have a magnet so it stays there Doesn't stick as well as the Apple Pencil. That's why it's only 4…