Stylus Pen Compatible with (2018-2020) Apple iPad, iPad Pencil with No Lag, High Precision, Tilt, Palm Rejection, for iPad 6th, iPad Mini 5th, iPad Air 3rd Gen, iPad Pro (11/12.9")

This is an incredible product. It follows through on all of its promises. It's comfortable to hold, has precise input, no visible latency, and has a premium feel to it. br>br>Battery life was about six hours with heavy use (basically, I didn't turn it off). Because I'm a photographer, having a long battery life was a top priority for me. Its battery, thankfully, is up to the task. If you're concerned, however, I'd suggest investing in a two-sided USB drive. You can charge it on the go with a C cable, but only if you plan on using it for six to eight hours per day. That's a lot more than I normally do with it. I work for four to six hours on average. br>br>So I was editing some photos to see how accurate it was. It did a fantastic job. The stylus is incredibly responsive, almost as if you're writing on butter. Also included are tue palm rejection software and tilt writing, which aren't available on every Apple Pencil alternative. br>br>It's also worth noting that, despite the fact that this stylus has a piece of metal on it, it is not magnetic. That means you shouldn't attach it to your iPad's magnetic strip unless you intend to use it right away. Don't put it on the side of your iPad if you're going to travel with it. You might need a new stylus at some point. However, if you're switching apps and only need to check your email before returning to editing or drawing, it can be useful. br>br>Included in the package are some extra nibs as well as a USB 3. 0 cable. 1 to USB- Some instruction booklets, as well as a USB charging cable. Also, kudos to the packaging design team because, despite its simplicity, it was a joy to open. br>br>Considering everything, I am very pleased with this purchase. Not only does it have all of the features I need, but it also costs a quarter of what an Apple Pencil does. It just goes to show that not everything has to be extremely expensive in order to be valuable.

Raelyn Carlson

| Jun 30, 2021

This pen was fully compatible with my iPad Mini Gen 5 when I used it. That, I believe, is the case.

I have a Samsung Note phone that comes with a stylus designed for use with the phone, including every app available for the device. Anything you can d I expected the same thing from this Apple pen, which was labeled as a "stylus. " But this isn't exactly a "stylus," in my opinion. Instead, it's a simple iPad drawing accessory designed to work with compatible iPad drawing apps. Apart from drawing, it's only good for a few things, so you'll have to keep switching between the pen and your finger to figure out what works and what doesn't. br>br>So, for apps that are compatible, yes - It appears to be ideal for that purpose. As a stylus for the iPad, however, it's a different story. Uhm. NO.

Edgar Marks

| Jan 03, 2022

This is fantastic! I got it on sale for a good price, but I'm sure I would have paid more if it hadn't been. It works great on my 6th generation iPad, and I'm looking forward to using it to take notes this semester. UPDATE: I've taken care not to drop it, but it's no longer as smooth after a week, even though I've charged it. Because I didn't want it to break, I've been gentle with it. My lines have now become jagged and jumbled! I'm at a loss for what to do. Update 2: After a night's charge, the bot is still operational. This is ridiculous; I loved it when I first got it, and now it's a complete waste of time.

Leonel Simon

| Jan 28, 2021

Unfortunately, the pen has lost its charge after a few weeks of use. It will take about 20 minutes. When the unit is turned on, it automatically shuts down every 5 seconds or so. br>br>I am extremely pleased with this pen's performance. I haven't tried the Apple Pen, but it doesn't appear to be any better than this device. The best part is that this pen is less than a third of the price of an Apple Pencil! My purchase was a great success!.

Anya Sanford

| Jun 01, 2021

I bought two off the shelf. I bought this one and a $17 pencil to use with my iPad. This was, without a doubt, the best pen. It started working right away and produces extremely fine, smooth lines. Tilting it thickens the lines, which I didn't need anyway because it's not pressure sensitive. I like how simple it is to operate and that it does not require the use of Bluetooth. I don't have to worry about losing it because it fits into my finite case pencil holder. I wish there was a permanent cover for the charging port - I'm worried about losing the little nubby thing that goes in it, but that's a minor flaw for such a low-cost apple pencil alternative, especially since it comes with two extra tips. I've only had it for a day, but I'm really enjoying it so far. I'll update in a few months when I've had a chance to put it through its paces while homeschooling my child. It should also be noted that they are attempting to entice reviews by offering an Amazon credit, but that has had no effect on this review. Whether or not they give me credit for it, it is my honest and unbiased review.

Maurice HUMPHREYS

| Mar 03, 2021

On the iPad, it was a success. The palm rejection method works well, and the pen was useful in all of their applications. br>br>What impressed me the most was the pen's durability. My dog chewed up the pen while the rest of my family was away. She severely damaged the top of the pen and the charging hole, as evidenced by the photos. The hole for the charger was easily opened with a small plier and screwdriver. The electronics survived the bite because the pen's shaft is made of metal rather than plastic, and the pen still turns on and charges when I plug it in. I'm surprised it still works after taking such a beating! br>br>In terms of battery life, we've only had to charge it once or twice in the last week. I can't speak for the long run, but so far everything has gone well!.

Emerald Larsen

| Jul 19, 2021