Stylus Pen for iPad (2025-2018), Fast Charge Pencil for iPad A16 11th/10/9/8/7/6 Gen, Air M3 & M2 2024 11"/13"/5/4/3th, Pro M4 M5 11"/13"/12.9", Mini A17 Pro 7/6/5, Palm Rejection, Tilt Sensitivity

Haven’t tried a whole lot, but it seems to work pretty good. Writes smoothly and consistently. No lag. Feels about like a normal pen (except for less friction of course) Of course it’s not an official pen. It has magnets, but must be charged with a USB-C. And doesn’t require any connection in the settings (so probably not quite as many functions). DOES NOT WORK ON iPhone!!! Works fine on my iPad, but is not accepted by my phone at all (which should be expected, as the instructions say it does not work with anything except iPad)

Nice styli’s tried different ones this works great love the big cap that goes over the tip

This Stylus Pen for the iPad works just as good as the on brand stylus. It comes with removable tips to interchange. It is easy to install, easy to use, and great value for the money. The battery life is durable, and the size is comprable to the on brand stylus.

Great! Got this for my boyfriend like 2 years ago and it works like a charm still. Very easy to use, great design. Very durable, he uses this frequently and it’s still working. I’m impressed!

I have just played with it for a little bit but it’s compatible with my iPad Air! It feels durable! Not cheap made. It also comes with replacement tips! I like that it’s easy to use and you don’t need to Bluetooth it you can just turn it on and away you go!

Still working properly after two months of intense usage. Only real negative: needs to be recharged frequently. Design is rather standard, nothing special. Stylus seems to be durable.

I love this stylus! It’s super easy to use and has been really helpful with my iPad and it’s significantly cheaper than an Apple Pencil. I should say that I mainly use it to do handwritten notes and not any art or drawing.

This pen is much better than I expected. I bought it because my previous model Apple pencil didn’t connect well to my new iPad. This pencil connected quickly without issues, and it stayed connected. Though I found weird that the name listed for the device didn’t match the name of the product. I noticed that it uses a USB-C plug to charge, so I said to myself that this was better than attaching it magnetically to the iPad. You may ask why? Well, because it tends to fall off easily unless I am using a case to place the pencil inside. The charge lasts a long time. I used it during three days of professional development without charging, and I normally take tons of notes. That’s important to me. It makes it efficient. The second thing that attracted me was the price. When compared this pencil has a good price. It feels like a real pencil/pen would, and it isn’t heavy. I recommend this if you are looking for an alternative to the more expensive one.