Stylus Pen for Apple iPad Pencil: Apple Pen for iPad (2018-2022) with Palm Rejection iPad Pen Compatible with iPad Pro 11/12.9 Inch iPad Air 3rd/4/5th Gen iPad 6/7/8/9th Gen iPad Mini5/6th Gen

Bought this for my 9 year old to draw on procreate so I wouldn't have to risk her losing my apple pencil. It's an all around good choice as an alternative if you don't want to/can't spend the money on apple pencil. I have only noticed a tiny difference in lag between this and my pencil; apple pencil responds nearly in real time and this stylus is only a fraction of a second behind it. Nothing particularly noticeable or bothersome, though. Accuracy is pretty good, pressure sensitivity is good. Small annoyance is that if you accidentally double tap the end against an arm or shoulder when drawing, it turns off. It happens more than I ever thought it could, so if my daughter is in the zone with a drawing, she has to pause her work to double tap it back on. Ive become aware while using it myself that I have a habit of tapping the end of my writing tools against my chin when I'm thinking... so I'm glad I didn't buy it for myself. There is no delay in it reconnecting with the iPad when this happens. Like I said, small annoyance. If you're considering this stylus specifically for drawing, that might be something worth considering.Of course go with the apple pencil if you can afford it because it's going to be the closest you get to real time, the most accurate lines with the best pressure sensitivity. Overall, this was a good buy.

It really has good accuracy and palm rejection. Also, if you accidentally tap the off button, it won’t turn off because you have to double tap the off button to turn it off!

Just for background, this is what I have:iPad Pro 11in (2018)iPad 7th Gen (2019)Apple Pencil 2My 2 year old loves my Apple Pencil for coloring on my iPad, and I was considering getting one for hers. Obviously, I can’t share with her, the iPad 7 isn’t compatible with the Apple Pencil 2, and it’s also really expensive for her to be too rough with. So I found this cheaper alternative, and I think it’s a really worthwhile stylus. It makes accurate lines and is very easy to use. You just double tap to turn it on, no pairing necessary. When I tried to test it on my iPad Pro, I had to unpair my Apple Pencil, but that was no big deal. I found that it feels good to use and writes and draws well.Also, a minor thing: if you have an iPad that holds the pencil with a magnet, this one will attach to it, but the magnet isn’t as strong as the Apple Pencil. It also doesn’t charge it, of course.So… if you are an artist who really wants a natural feeling instrument to easily create different strokes, there is no substitute for the Apple Pencil. That one writes like an actual pencil. But if you just want to take notes or let your child practice their letters and coloring with something that isn’t super expensive, this stylus is perfect to save a little money. It will do exactly what you need it to. In fact, I think the uniform lines are better with this than Apple Pencil because it might help your notes be more legible.

Works great! Just be careful with the charging port inside the pen. The small black piece inside shifted somehow, and I had trouble plugging the charger into it, so long story short, I had to take tweezers to it in order to center it again so I could plug the charger into it. We've had it exactly a month, and that's already happened, but the pen does its job and it's significantly cheaper than the name brand.

So upon looking at previous reviews, this one doesn't really last long and unlike everyone else, i did not have 3 extra nibs and this one had a mark on it. I dont know how or why it stopped working out of nowhere, like its on but when i try to use it either nothing i draw comes out or there will be lag(after the 10th attempt of trying to get it to work). also again with the no 3 extra nibs, is there a way I can buy some because i haven't found any as of yet

I didn't want to pay nearly $100 for an Apple pen for my iPad that my school issued me, so I opted for this cheaper option at only $23. It's comfortable to use, easy to charge, and works well with my iPad 8th gen. My only complaint is the way to turn it off and on makes it very easy to randomly turn off while I'm using it. You double tap the top of the pen to turn it off/on. When I'm writing on my screen for my students to see, it will turn off a lot. I guess my hand is bumping the top when I stop writing for a moment to talk. For the price, I'm satisfied.

Been using the pen for about 2 weeks. Magnetically connects to my iPad Air 4 like a charm. Just double tap the bottom and it's ready to go.

Its a great product cannot tell tge difference between tgis and an apple pen. MY ONLY PROBLEM WAS IT DIDNT COME WITH Extra Precise and Smooth Fine Point Nib: 1.2mm fine point nib which is from description of the product