TUKzer StylUS Pen For Ipad With Palm Rejection, Tilt Sensor, 2Nd Gen Compatible (2018-2020) 6/7 /8 Gen; Pro(11/12.9"), Mini 5, Air 3Rd Gen, Precise Writing/Drawing

It’s a really good alternative to Apple Pencil. It has everything except for pressure sensitivity. Also has tilt and good palm rejection.Feel is good and metallic.Only downside is it can’t be attached at the sides of iPad for long time.

The media could not be loaded.  Works smooth has nice hand grip .It is compatible with the latest 2024 M2 model also.Easy to use and looks great.Felt like the magnetic grip could be better.

The media could not be loaded.  woah i literally did not expect such a good pencil for 2100. i was not a fan of e notes but now I've changed my mind and went paperless. I've been making notes from this pencil for like 4-5 months and had the best experience. till now it's working perfectly. writing experience is smooth, battery life is good and there's no lag in writing till now. if you just want to make notes then go for it. i also draw sometimes but pressure sensor is absent, i did not have a good experience but for basic art you can use it. Overall, worth a buy!edit : i apologise for the wrong spelling of Tukzer xD

The product is good in its cost range, but that's all. Within 2-3 months of buying the product I'm facing the issue that whenever I pick up the pencil, its fully discharged.The reason being its sensor at the top for turning on/off is good at turning it on but does not work for turning off. Neither does its auto-turn off feature work reliably.Almost never able to use the pencil in time-sensitive situations like meetings. And my primary use case is for explaining concepts over meetings.

The media could not be loaded.  Okay so I never write long reviews but I faced issues with this product and I expected a lot hence ranting here.So this product definitely came on time and i got it for 2500Rs and I got a charging usb cord, the pencil, a case for the pencil and one extra nib. At first it was definitely worth the price. I think the case that they send along is pretty useless since the pencil just gets attached magnetically. Rather than sending that case if they sent more nibs that would be better. Also sending the charging cord with usb on one side and c type on the other doesn't make sense because in the ipad charger, both sides are c type and I won't have been able to use it.For the price, it was great but after using it for almost a week I've started noticing some problems.The nib broke within 2-3 days. The picture that I have attached is how the nib should be and how it was when it came. But within 2 days the white part broke off of the tip and exposed the inside nib mechanical. If I didn't have a screen protector, that would've definitely scratched the screen. Also you can see in the video that the nib is now exposed and sort of bounces in and out that causes a lot of hinderance. I am currently using it by pushing it against my desk to push the metal nib back in and use it like that but it pops out again and again.Second problem that I faced is the on and off mechanism. The back of the pen has a sensor and you have to tap that to turn it off or on. Firstly I keep accidentally pressing the sensor because of my arm or my chest when I draw. Also it randomly turns off while im drawing sometimes and sometimes it doesn't turn off automatically even if I keep it idle for 10 mins. So it's a bit unreliable.To charge this, you need to take out the small silicon bar and then put your charging cable. (Check the picture attached) but it's very easy to loose that silicon bar because it's very tiny and it comes off completely. Manufacturer could keep it like one end of the slicon bar stays on to the pen. It would've been better. Also after some use, the silicon becomes loose and falls off.