iPad Pencil 3X Fast Chagre Apple Pencil, Stylus Pen for iPad

This is such a handy stylus- I've been using it for about 2 weeks on my iphone 17 pro and love it, haven't noticed any latency issues. Charges really quickly, is responsive and pleasant to use, and has a flat facet on one side so it doesn't roll off your desk when not in use. I bought a little stylus stand to store it in which has been really handy. No complaints.

I’m really happy with this stylus pen! It works smoothly, is responsive, and makes using my iPad so much easier. The writing feels natural, and I love how easy it is to use. It’s also a great value for the price and durable. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for an affordable stylus that gets the job done!

I’ve been very happy with this stylus. It connected to my iPhone without any problems and works well for what I need. I can draw with it on my iPhone, although there is a slight delay. For quick sketches and especially when I need to sign something on my phone, it’s very convenient. The battery life is excellent. It holds a charge for a very long time, so I don’t have to charge it often. For the price, I think it’s a very good stylus and I’m happy with my purchase.

It works well, however the pen is off by just bit when drawing. Works immediately after turned on, it has long battery life. Easy to use and connects easily with my iPhone XR. It works smoothly. Feels nice in the hand. Box is easy to open and it comes with a charger, it also Comes with switchable tips.

UPDATED REVIEW :: It should be mentioned that DIGIROOT did not ask for me to update my review. They only informed me of the change and offered a chance to test a new product. This choice made the implemented description changes feel less about my review and more about making a simple change that makes the purchasing decision easier for customers. I like that. In fact, you'll come to see that I quite like DIGIROOT's response to my original review quite a lot. I received an email a couple weeks ago from DIGIROOT stating that they read my review and modified the description of their product to put incompatibilities front and foremost in the product description. I still hum and hah a little at the "Universal" claim still present in the title, given how many exclusions this pen has - but I suppose that's the issue with tech. Big names can have proprietary technology that off-brand sellers often can't create compatible off-brand alternatives to without risking compatibility with other devices. Plus, you have to remain competitive - and Amazon product titles are one of the most effective ways to get clicks on your product. DIGIROOT didn't make the problem, but just like us, they do what they have to in order to navigate it best they can. That said, I appreciate that they took the time to read my review and put the incompatibilities right at the beginning of the product's description. It was a clear decision to move with integrity, and I feel respected as someone with severe ADHD. The ADHD tax is a real thing, and we often get shrugged off as complainers or airheads when we bring up how impossible it is to navigate the many different layers of an intelligent, well-researched purchase - which is especially important with tech. The choice to change the description by highlighting its limitations before its positive elements stands out as a kind of honesty that you don't really find that often on Amazon. Or in any area where profit carries more weight than public favor, for that matter. It also makes the seller feel like a more confident purchasing choice - which ultimately makes the consumer feel confident too. You have to click to read more if you want to access the product's positive highlights. Most people might consider that a downside, given how quickly some people lose interest if making a choice requires extra effort. But considering how many universal stylus pens are out there, consumers who value a quick decision over an informed one are guaranteed to find products that suit their needs. The choice to modify this pen's description feels like a small but noticeable way for DIGIROOT to further solidify their image as a reliable name for budget-conscious consumers who want the facts before the pitch. :: ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW :: One star for disability-inaccessible information (ADHD) and questionable (at best) advertising practices. It isn't universal despite what the title claims. In the product description fine print, tacked at the end of a lengthy paragraph full of device names and numbers that all bleed together, they mention the incompatible devices. I've got ADHD and walls of text make it information inaccessible for me, so mistakes like this are a part of the ADHD tax that I anticipate paying - except this "mistake" feels like it could have been avoided by the seller not making the false claim of it being universal AND hiding incompatible devices in fine print. I didn't find out my device was incompatible until I was able to get my hands on the much more nearly organized instruction manual. (Note that in the instructions, incompatible devices are stated early and concisely.) Overall, this just feels like the typical exploitative and messy Amazon marketplace false advertisement experience. Nothing new, and neither is the irritation that comes with being a consumer who has to deal with it. I was excited for this one too, because I'm tired of replacing the battery for my current pen. Now I'm about to be tired of dropping Uber money just to get my "free" return back to Kohl's. I may end up having to spend more money returning the thing than I did buying it. I will say that it feels nice to hold and came almost fully charged. It's a pretty pen, and probably nice if you can use it. Just make sure you have a compatible device, because otherwise it's just an overpriced aesthetic fidget toy.

This one works very well on my iPhone. It came charged at 100% so I didn’t have to wait to charge it to try it out! So far the battery last for a very long time. I used it for the better part of 12 hours off and on but with very little time of not using it during those 12 hours and the battery only went down to 63%! It also only took about 5 mins to charge fully to 100%!! I would recommend this pen if you are looking for one to use on your smartphone!!

Was awesome! Connected easily, worked smoothly, charge lasted awhile…. Then one day, without warning, it no longer lit up when charging and stopped working with no chance of reviving it! Dead at the young age of just a few months! Now I have to try my luck with another brand of stylus pen and hope it lasts more than a few short months!

I am of a generation in which learning and remembering are closely tied to the motor skills involved in writing. I moved to an iPad some years ago for the overt purpose of once again being able to take hand-written notes and mark up the books I'm reading. I got a ~$80 Apple Pencil for this purpose. It worked GREAT. After years of faithful service, the Apple Pencil died. I wanted the latest generation version of the pencil, but it was not compatible with my 4th generation ipad. I resigne myself to not only buying a replacement Pencil, but a newer iPad as well. I stumbled on this product at Amazon and read the reviews. I was skeptical, but decided to hold off spending hundreds of dollars to solve my problem long enough to see how well a $12 solution work. I am THRILLED!!! It's every bit as good as the other 5 star reviews say. I've put it through its paces and find it to be responsive, accurate, and easy to use (great charging time and batter life). I even enjoy the ergonomics of the flat bevel on either side of the pen. Personally, I'd enjoy a bit more heft to the pencil, which would also reduce the impression that it is "cheaply made," but that's a very minor issue in the scheme of things. Congrats to the innovative, anonymous company for making a thing of truly excellent value. I am curious how it works -- it is powered but does not use Bluetooth (like the Apple Pencil), but am happy to use it in ignorance.