🖊️ Uogic Stylus Pen for iPad 2021: Magnetic, Rechargeable & Palm Rejection - Compatible with Apple iPad Pro, Gen 6-9, Mini 5-6 & Air 3-4 Review

I just upgraded to the new iPad Pro 12.9. I needed a stylus that would work with my new iPad. What I didn't need was to pay more than a hundred dollars for this pen. The Uogic stylus was well priced and delivered all the features it promised. The battery came fully charged and holds a charge well. I like this pen so far. I'll try to let you know how it went after the first year.

This pen came with my iPad when I bought it. Following my granddaughter's advice on a good note-taking program, I bought Goodnotes and learned how to take and store notes with a pen, slowly choosing my individual preferences to complement my messy handwriting. Once I connected the stylus to the iPad, I could forget about it and get to work. The pen also had an extra tip, indicating that they are bound to wear out over time. I see no reason to spend a lot of money on a branded pen.

This pencil works great. Connects automatically, feels accurate and the tilt function works great. The only problem I had is that the magnets don't allow it to align properly to the side of the iPad (I have a 4th gen Air but I've seen people say the same thing about pros too) . I have a case with a cut-out so that the pen can be easily attached to the side. However, because the magnets in the stylus are in an odd place, it attaches lower to the iPad, making it no longer aligned with the stylus…

I love this product, it's great for digital art and connects to your device with the push of a button. Well I used it from time to time the pen would go off and I had to turn it back on and it was happening every few seconds and it wouldn't stop so I tried my best to charge it longer and sing that maybe something Wrong with that but we couldn't figure it out so just know when you use or buy this product it needs to be turned on every few seconds but overall it's a great product apart from the…

I charged the pen (which didn't take long) and was wondering how to sync it to my iPad because I didn't see any instructions on how to do it, but it just works! No need to look into Bluetooth settings and connect the device, it just knows. I even went into my iPad's settings and chose "Use Apple Pencil Only". Just to make sure it still works! Great feel in hand, it glides across the screen even with the screen protector on and honestly I can't tell it apart from the Apple Pencil. Oh wait, yes…

Fast charging and the battery seems to last forever. No special settings, just turn it on and use it. Because of the switch's location, I found I would accidentally turn it off on occasion. One option would be to move the switch up. After a few weeks of use, I have a few additional points I want to address. First, this grip rolls pretty well even with the flat side. I don't know how many times it rolled off an almost level surface and hit the ground. It doesn't seem to affect it so I have to…

I have a Uogic Note which I use and love with the Surface Pro. I have an original Apple Pencil that I'm using with my new iPad, but I'm having trouble with it. I wanted to try the 2nd generation Apple Pencil but was waiting for a sale. So when I got the chance to get this Uogic pen for my iPad at a great price, I jumped at it. I've only been using it for 3 days but so far it's really great, much better than my apple pencil 1st charger. I really appreciate the flat edge - my AP kept rolling, as…

I am using a 3rd generation iPad Pro 11 inch. The iPad recognized the pen immediately - no pairing process. The pen was charged enough to try. In the Notes app that came with the iPad, I picked up a pen with the letter A on it and wrote. The iPad is able to recognize VERY sloppy handwriting and convert it to text. I tried this with texting and emailing - and without any changes - the iPad recognized handwriting and converted it to text. The iPad's surface is smooth and taking a lot of notes on…