Stylus Pen for iPad with Palm Rejection, (2018-2020) iPad Pencil with Magnetic Design for Apple iPad, iPad (6/7/8 Gen) iPad Pro (11/12.9 inch) iPad Mini Gen 5 iPad Air Gen 3/4 Active Stylus

I have an inexpensive protective case for my 11” iPad Pro, and it has an built-in pencil holder. I broke the bank when I purchased my ipad so, in an effort to cut cost I bought a $9.99 generic pencil from ebay. That cheap knockoff not only didn’t have the correct dimensions and wouldn’t fit in my case’s holder, the tip immediately scratched the protective film on my screen. Then I found this Fansrock active stylus pen w/ palm rejection and I wish I’d know of it sooner. It worked straight out of the box. I didn’t have to do anything other than press the power button. It’s highly precise and perfect for long art projects or quick note taking. It’s been flawless and the strokes appear with precision and quickness. Best of all, no abrasions to my screen, thank goodness!! It came with a USB charging cable and 1 replacement tip. Although i haven't timed it the battery life has been incredibly long. The build quality is superior and at a terrific value. While the price is so low I could buy 3 more of these stylus pens and it still wouldn’t amount to the cost of one (overly priced) apple pencil.

My wife uses her ipad often for annotating music for her Ukelele band. After picking up her iPad 10.2" we've tried several other pens and this one is by far the best. Pros for this pen vs the other brands we have tried:1. Palm Rejection - Although advertising Hand Rejection, the previous pen we tried failed to function nearly as good as this one and would often leave marks where she rested her hand, rather than totally rejecting her resting hand.2. Accuracy - This pen is also far more accurate than the other manufacturers model, which always seemed to be off by a few pixels.3. Power button position - This pen has the power button on the side, rather than on the top. Where it was easily turned off by accident while handling the pen.4. Light weight - a little lighter weight, but feels solid compared to the other model.5. Size - Similar in size to a normal pen, fits nicely in the slot in her ipad case.6. Spare Tip - came with a spare tip, unlike the other model.7. Battery life - Seems to hold a charge much longer than the other model.All in all a solid and very useable product for your 10.2" iPad or other supported device.

Inevitably we are most likely going to risk losing a stylus pen at one point or another in our lives. I’m sure if you ever were around for the Palm pilots or the blackberries, there were moments if displeased frustration trying to located the misplaced or lost forever stylus. When getting my new iPad, I wanted to make sure I have backup, kinda like having an extra pair of reading glasses just in case. This stylus came as simple and perfect as needed. It has a nice simple power button, rechargeable port on top end, seems long lasting, indeed palm cancellation (which is even better for us left-handlers), and the magnetized point to attach to the side of the ipad. Perfect weight and even comes with a tiny spare tip that I keep in the little zip lock bag and keep it in the box so to not misplace that.My Apple Stylus will arrive soon as part of the package from Apple, but if you don’t feed the dying urge to spend the 129 on an Apple Pencil and want all the functions in which you would literally not be able to tell the difference, just get this one and safe the money for more fun things.

It’s a very good stylus that reminds me of the Apple Pencil, minus the pressure sensitivity and tapping functions, but excellent for 1/3 the price! I’m getting a replacement. My first one came with a charging defect. I could only use it for 3 hours at a time before it would die. Would never fully charge which is where the problem lies. Hopefully my replacement works like it should. I’ll update my rating when it does.So for the price, it’s a pretty good backup or alternative for the Apple Pencil. You don’t get pressure sensitivity and it doesn’t have the tap functions, but its expected. If a stylus is going to have pressure sensitivity, it’s going to cost AT LEAST $60 and i have yet to find one that comes with all the functions that an Apple Pencil does for that cheap. The palm rejection is good, not 100% perfect, but it still deserves an A in that area. You won’t be glitching, just accidentally make a dot or two on your painting that you can easily undo. Also, you really don’t have to connect to Bluetooth, you turn it on and it’s ready to go! But just to be clear, it only works on iPad as far as I’m aware. Didn’t work on my iPhone, I’m not sure it will work on other tablets.I’ll test a few more things out later. Still, it’s accurate and feels good to hold. Not sure how long it will last but it comes with an extra tip so I’m not too worried!

It worked fine when it first arrived in August, 2020. 3 months later, I started having trouble with it write/erase/highlight. As of today, it is not working anymore.

Out of the box this has worked very well though I use it mainly for writing and touching, so far haven'r found anything to draw.But I can't find replacement tips. I even contacted fansrock about buying more but have received no answer. It is starting to worry me, not managing to find any. I don't want to have to buy a whole new pen because the $10 nib has worn out.