Stylus Pen for iPad (2018-2025) with Fast Charging & Palm Rejection, Pencil for Apple iPad 11th A16/10/9/8/7/6th, Pro 11“13”M4/12.9 inch, Air 11/13 inch M3 2025&M2 2024/5/4/3rd, Mini A17 Pro/6/5th

I would personally like to recommend a product I recently came across. This iPad pencil is truly among the best I have used! Its performance has been perfectly seamless, and the provision of different tips only adds to its appeal.I am beyond impressed by the quality and hence, I will definitely be making further purchases in the future. I assure you, once you use it, you too, would find it amazing!

The pen is great for the price. I had used the apple pen before, and this product is equal if not better than the one from apple. If looking for a budget pen this one is a great one. Easy to connect as well. The writing ability is great smooth on any surface too. Includes extra pen tips in case the other wear off or go missing.

REVIEW UPDATE: 10/4/2020So I’ve had a couple of days to really play around with this, and I changed my review from 5 stars to 4. It is still a great replacement for Apple’s pencil, but there are some things I discovered about this one. First, I would have found it helpful to include some details in the manual at least, about the different colored LED lights and what they mean.It displayed 4 colors since I’ve had it:Blue: the pen is onPurple: the first time I plugged it in to be chargedRed: (while charging)Green: fully charged*It comes with its own charging cord (not an Apple connection) and it charged pretty fast.It writes effortlessly and smoothly across my screen with very little pressure. I really appreciate the palm rejection feature too. But I noticed that while I’m actively using the pen for any period of time, that it shuts off on its own. Sometimes it’s only been idle for a few minutes before it shuts off, other times while I’m writing or drawing in mid-stroke. Just barely touching the top of the pen turns it on and off, and sometimes it gets turned on accidentally.These are just a few little things I’ve noticed since I’ve gotten it. I do enjoy having this type of tech tool that does everything I need it to, and I think it’s definitely worth the $30 I spent. Since I’ve never owned an Apple Pencil, I can’t honestly compare it to that. So, I’ll continue using it and when I feel like I need an upgrade, an Apple Pencil it will be. But until then, I’m completely content with this one.REVIEW: 4/5————————I just got it in today’s mail, and I started playing with it right away. I had originally wanted an Apple Pencil, but found this one at a great price. I won’t feel absolutely horrible or heartbroken if I break it, lose it, etc. I love the way it feels in my hand. It has a good weight and doesn’t look or feel cheap. It writes beautifully and smoothly on my iPad 7 (with glass screen protector). It also has palm rejection, so there’s no glove to be worn. I also love that it has a cap, is magnetic, and comes with extra nibs for the stylus. I think this is a great way to go if you aren’t ready to shell out the dough for Apple’s pencil.I’ll definitely play around with it more before I talk about how it performs, as I’ve only just received it. So I will update my review accordingly. But for now, I can say that I’m extremely excited to put it to the test this weekend.REVIEW: 5/5.Order Placed: 9/27/2020Delivered: 10/2/2020Seller: Lxzy

This works very well! It has no pen pressure though… but it charges pretty fast and certainly functions!

I’ve now been using this for about 15 months of daily classes. I’m in engineering, so lots of math and physics and this pen has been great! I can get through about a week on a full charge still and haven’t even gone through the tip yet (I have a smooth screen protector on my iPad, so they will wear faster with a textured one). I’ve referred friends to get it because it does the same thing an Apple Pencil does for a fraction of the price. I do wish I could see the better life that’s left or at least a warning with 20% remaining so it doesn’t die mid-equation but if I charge it when I charge my iPad it does fine.

This is my first pen, I don't know how the original works, so I'll give it 5

This is a good pen for the price, however during my first semester of using it, I noticed I had to charge it more and more throughout the day, the longer I had it. I knew that would eventually happen, however I did not expect it to happen so soon. The tip does wear down pretty fast, but besides that, it does write very well and performs fairly similar to the apple pencil! I currently use the apple pencil just because having the stylus die mid-day became very inconvenient, and I do prefer the tip of the apple pencil better, BUT this stylus performs well for it's price!

It worked as it should