10Mins Fast Charge Stylus Pen for iPad (2018-2023), iPad Pencil 2nd Generation Compatible with Apple iPad Pro 11/12.9 inch, iPad Mini 5/6, iPad Air(5/4/3), iPad (10/9/8/7/6) (Rose Pink)

I recently purchased this black Stylus Pen as a cost-effective alternative to the official pencil, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. The responsiveness of this stylus is fantastic, allowing me to draw, write, and navigate my iPad with precision and ease. The stylus tip glides smoothly across the screen, providing a seamless experience.One of the standout features of this stylus is its impressive battery life. I've been using it extensively for days without needing to recharge it. This is a huge plus for me, as I can focus on my work without constantly worrying about running out of battery power.In terms of design, the black color gives it a sleek and professional look, which I really appreciate. It's comfortable to hold, with a solid build quality that feels durable. The stylus also attaches magnetically to the side of my iPad, ensuring it's always within reach when I need it.While this stylus may not carry the Apple brand name, it certainly holds its own in terms of performance and functionality. Plus, the significantly lower price point makes it a fantastic value for money. If you're looking for an affordable alternative to the official Apple Pencil, I highly recommend giving this stylus a try.Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase. It has become an indispensable tool for my digital art, note-taking, and general iPad usage. Don't hesitate to give it a shot if you're in need of a reliable and budget-friendly stylus.

This is the second iPad stylus pen I've bought and I think compared to my old one this stylus takes the edge in terms of responsiveness. The addition to the tilt sensitivity took the cake for me since that's one of the features I look for as a digital artist. The also pen works wonderfully on Procreate which is one of the main apps I use for my art. I also really like the magnetic attachment which I can just stick the pen to the side of my iPad without losing it. Battery life is great and last a long while so I just charge it every other day if I use it continuously.However, the smart touch shortcut feels more of an annoyance to me since I often touch the back end of the pen whenever I brainstorm ideas for my art. Touching the end often takes me to the home page of the iPad in the middle of when I'm drawing. I wouldn't say the shortcut function wouldn't be useful for others so take my experience of that with a grain of salt.Overall, the pen is amazing at doing its main functions of drawing, sketching, coloring, and even writing notes!

I bought myself an IPad in order to quench my need for a Kindle Scribe. I wanted a pen or stylus to complete what the scribe could do. I wanted the IPad because I wanted to use some drawing and coloring programs. I was going to order the Apple pen but didn't like the pricepoint so I chose this pen. All I can say is I am blown away!I had the pen connected to the IPad in no time. Charging the pen is easy and so far the length of charging is super short and the pen lasts a long time between charges. I love how I can color and draw. The drawing feels almost as if I'm really drawing. I haven't changed points on the stylus yet but as I get more into drawing I plan on seeing what will happen.The one thing I don't like is the charging cover. I knew the moment I took it off for the first charge, it was going to be hard to keep track of it. If there was some way to attach the cover or even a little "stopper" that kept it dangling on the pen, that would be great.I'm still discovering the power of what the pen can do. I'm one who doesn't read directions and just go for it. I was shocked when I started writing with the pen an appointment title and the next thing I knew, my IPad took my scratching and turned it into typed words!For those wondering if the big bucks are needed to purchase the Apple pen or not, I would say try this first. It is definately worth it!

I've owned an iPad since late 2019. With it, I've been using the Logitech Crayon - which is an officially licensed budget alternative to the Apple Pencil. Initially meant for school kids, it has done well as its own product, including for me. However, the long battery life of the one I have has decreased over the years, and I have to charge it after about 2 hours.I thought about buying another, but I wanted to see if I could find something cheaper. I came across this one, and it has been doing remarkably well. The battery life is very good, and its capabilities are a match for the Crayon, which is the same "basic" functionality that a Gen 1 Apple Pencil offers.The palm rejection works well, and although the plastic tip isn't exactly the same "smoothness" or as robust as what Apple/Logitech use, it's good enough. Against a matte/paper like screen protector on the iPad, it seems to be wearing away a little bit after two weeks, but not enough for me to be alarmed. The Apple Pencil/Crayon tips may last longer, but at least this one comes with a lot of extra replacements.In short, this is a good *super* budget alternative to an Apple Pencil.

If you've used the Apple pencil with your iPad, you know that every time you power off the tablet, you must resync the pencil the next time to power on. If you're like me and have a pencil with the lightening end and an iPad with the C port, you have to get an adapter and C to C cable.The Bluetooth on this pencil eliminates having to resync or carry around the adapter & cable. Pair it once, then when you turn on the iPad, turn on the pencil and go.The pencil also has a C Port for recharging which is extremely fast for a full charge. The power status light reminds you how much charge is left. I've had it on for hours with no problem. The only downside is the rubber protector for the charging port comes off easily. You can see mine is missing in the picture. Not a big deal though.The pencil is so good that I recommended our department by some for everyone who had an iPad, even the older versions.