Stylus Pen 2nd Gen, Digital Pen for Apple iPad 6th&7th Gen,iPad Air 3rd, iPad Mini 5th,iPad Pro 3rd (11"&12.9"),with Palm-Rejection.Precise Drawing and Writing, for Apple Pencil 1 2 (White)

I love this pencil. It is as close to the original Apple Pencil as you can get without the pressure sensitivity. Just a little bit larger in diameter, but operates just as well. I have tried many of these so called active stylus' and have not found one that works this well. I am able to use all of my note and drawing apps with my palm resting on the screen with no problem. I have not been able to do that with any others. I know this claims to have a felt time, but I can definitely hear the tapping on the glass with each stroke. However, this does not bother me. This is NOT a pressure sensitive tip! You will not be able to do any natural drawing with it as it only supports one level of pressure and is not variable depending on angle or pressure put through the tip. That said, if you are using this for doodles and handwriting you will not find a better pen for the money. if you are an artist, buy the Apple Pencil!

This pen is okay. It doesn't compare to the capabilities of the Apple pen. There other thing that most reviewers said it is palm resistant. It is not. But the positive thing is the price. Very messy to take my notes.

I give it 5 stars because my pen 🖊 stoped working after 7 months and never dropped and only use it when I need to draw straight even lines but the sell took care of me quickly and replaced my pen

It's a good pen, I loved it. It has great accuracy, palm rejection is awesome. BUT I made the huge mistake of using it without a screen protector. As such, my screen has a thousand scratches now, it's an iPad Pro 11" (3rd gen), just imagine my despair when I saw them, and I haven't even paid it off. But I managed to clear a few of them with some tooth paste, then had to spend $50 on a screen protector glass. I also ended up buying the infamous apple pencil 2, and kept this one as a back up. Huge bummer = 1 star.Oh, and by the way, the tip falls off. I've been lucky to find it, and it comes with a replacement, but that's not the point.

Bought this pencil in Nov when I purchased my new IPad... used for a day or two then set aside. The past week I have used it more frequently. Yesterday it had a flashing light, so I plugged it in assuming it was low on battery. It now has charged for 24 hours and will not turn on, it will not work. Don’t waste your money. I paid $39.99.. Should have saved my money and put it towards an Apple Pencil.

I did not want to buy an apply pencil at all because of the price and I’m glad I didn’t! This pen is amazing! I use it a lot to write notes in OneNote for my college classes. I hardly have to charge it, the battery life is so good on it. I would recommend it to anyone who’s looking for an alternative to the Apple Pencil!

Update. I had to buy a second one of these. My dog got a hold on the first one. I like the cap to cover the tip that was added. like it. Works great with my 3rd gen air and mini 5. I just wanted a basic stylus to help with navigating my ipad. This is it. Only gripe is the self turn off feature. The minute you put it down n pick it back up you have to tap the top to start it. Can get a bit aggravating when you're working and stopping.

Apple priced its pencil at $130, seriously?!This pencil works just as well, I just can’t justify spending that kinda money on an accessory.This pencil has good weight, feels nice in the hand. The resistant on the tip is just right, also has the palm resistant capability. I don’t mind charging via usb to save $100.

i don’t know why this has so many good reviews when it’s very disappointing in reality. the pictures are incredibly misleading because as a student i use good notes to take study notes and therefore require a pen to write with. I do have the apple pencil but wanted 2 because it’s very annoying to wait for it to charge. I bought this thinking it would be a great cheap alternative, BUT NO!!!! can i first and foremost add that this DOES NOT EVEN HAVE THE ABILITY TO CONNECT VIA BLUETOOTH? what the heck?! why would i even look into buying this if i knew this were the case? the pen itself if very nice and sleek and i love the thin tip but it’s so useless. i cant even use it. it asks to download some app but what’s the point of using it if i can’t actually make use of it? second, it came in close to no packaging, only the thin slide cover. third, i don’t tbink i got a new pen even because the extras that come with the pen are literally yellow and disgusting!!!! that is so gross and i do not plan on keeping this item, it is completely useless to me and am very disappointed that it is very misleadingly advertised and fails to disclose relevant info.

A l’origine, j’avais donné 4 étoiles a ce stylet. Je doit changer ma note car ... je ne l’aime plus. Les pointes sont très fragiles et cassent au ras le stylet. Pour changer la pointe, il faut user de patience et d’originalité car aucun outil n’est disponible pour retirer la pointe cassée. J’ai fini avec une épingle plantée dans le plastique noir de la pointe cassée en espérant que ça fonctionne. J’ai changé pour un stylet à pointe blanche qui se visse. On apprends de nos erreurs. La durée de vie de la pile est bonne, le stylet réponds bien avec mon ipad mais le changement et la fragilité des pointes est une horreur.

Ok so this is an okay alternative for an Apple Pencil (or Logitech Crayon) but it's really just a temp. The issues I had:- the charging cable is about an inch and a half long. That means it has to basically sit against the wall or your port to charge.- if you supply more power, it won't charge. I tried using my 18w iPhone charger, and it literally wouldn't charge. The light would come on, but after being charged over night it was still dead in the morning. I didn't expect a fast charge, but I also didn't expect a NO charge either. It only works with a standard USB power delivery (from a USB A port on a computer)- The tips. They suck. They're awful. They wear out, they break, they're the worst. I wore out my first one in a week of using my iPad for class, and had to whip out the second. The second snapped IN the pencil, with no way to remove it, so I had to literally toss the entire thing out, and run to an Apple Store to get a Pencil. Also you never know when they'll stop selling the tips (which are way too overpriced) so it's just not a good buy.

Got this to use exclusively for my sixth gen pad - you'll want to ensure your particular model is listed as for a reason unknown to me, likely the technology between the pen and specific model, it is tailor made for that specific one. Tried it on a android phone and a hp laptop and even a older ipad, all no dice. But works great with my ipad, nicely made and while lightweight it still has enough weight for a good balance. Connectivity is stable and there isn't any lag or skipping or anything like that. Palm rejection also works as stated as I can rest my palm on the surface and it won't interfere. I would recommend having a screen protector of some sort and it's worth noting that this is a glorified stylus, not a pressure sensitive active pen. Have been using it for a week or so and battery life has really held up. The look is also for apple esque so it looks relatively oem, all in all a great compliment to my ipad.

The stylus looked good and held a lot of promise as I opened the box. However - upon attemptin to put in the tip into the stylus to be able to use it - it simply won’t go in. I checked with a tooth pick to see if something was jammed. unfortunately - no - just poor quality design and/assembly - there simply isn’t sufficient space for the tip to go in.... So I am not able to rate anything else about this item as is simply not useable.