Stylus Pen for iPad Apple: Fast Charge for iPad Pencil Apple Pen with Palm Rejection Tilt Sensitivity - Pen for iPad 10/9/8/7/6, iPad Pro 12.9"/11"/13" M4, iPad Mini 6/5, iPad Air 5/4/3/M2 Purple

I wasn’t sure what to expect with a generic version of the Apple Pencil, but this stylus works surprisingly well. It pairs quickly with my iPad, writes smoothly, and is very responsive with no noticeable lag. The palm rejection feature works, and it’s comfortable to hold for long periods.Battery life has been solid—I can get hours of use on a single charge. The only difference I’ve noticed compared to the official Apple Pencil is that the pressure sensitivity isn’t quite as refined, but for note-taking, sketching, and everyday use, it does the job perfectly.✅ Smooth, responsive writing✅ Long battery life & easy charging✅ Comfortable grip✅ Huge savings over Apple’s versionIf you don’t want to spend the big bucks but still want reliable performance, this is a great buy.

Love love love! Stays charged for days at a time. Not too sensitive, but enough to do the job. Easily fits in my case and easy to use.

My old Apple Pencil broke after I accidentally dropped it on the floor and that was after almost 5 years of use. The original one cost about $130, so instead of buying another from Apple, I decided to try one from Amazon. And honestly, this pencil really surprised me!The magnetic attachment works perfectly with my iPad, so I don’t have to worry about it falling off again. The quality is great and it looks almost identical to my original Apple Pencil, except for the buttons on the side. It’s exactly as described in the listing.It feels comfortable to use for my drawings, and it even comes with 3 extra tips, so if one breaks, I can just swap it out. The tips are also very smooth, so they won’t scratch my screen. Overall, it’s perfect!

I am not Procreate artist but I dabble a little. This pen does charge fast, stays charged, seen to work well on the iPad. Only complaint is it shuts off while I am working. I am used to just tapping it back on now, but at first I was thinking something was wrong with my iPad. For $10.00 It is works with. I would buy this instead of a $100 plus brand name on for kids or just for quick projects. If you make a living as a graphic designer, I would pass on this.

Love this pen been using it for college for the past semester and its been great easy to charge and comes with a case, extra tips and charger (lost the charger in the picture thats why its missing). looks very pleasing similar to that over priced $100 apple pencil. Very durabile considering I accidentally put it in my washing machine and it still works. The only problem i have with it is the little white piece covering the charging port is very easy to lose and you dont get extras of that so i would advise always puting it into the case while it charges or leaving it on the pen while using but besides that the best pen and $10 i have spent in my life.

Surprisingly effective, I paid 8.99 per pen. You have to double tap the end to turn them on and off. Charge is plenty long for an 8.5 hour workday. No issues after using for a week.

Best pen I have found that is so close to the Apple brand. The design makes for great personality. Fits perfectly and comfortably in hand. The magnetic strip holds up just like the real thing. The tips are long lasting and whether or not you have a screen cover on the iPad everything is accurate.

So I broke my old Apple Pencil knock off stylus and I wanted a new one. The issue with the majority of the knock offs is that you get what you pay for.I paid about $10 for it, and for $10 I can't complain. It works very well and feels great in the hand. The sleek body is nice to hold and it has a good amount of weight to it without being too heavy. So far I've used it with the out of the box charge and haven't had to charge it yet. I'm not a power user of these, I'm mostly a casual doodler and it makes certain apps a little easier to use. But it is very responsive, and I actually enjoyed doing a little journaling the other night in the notes app. It is a surprisingly great stylus of this type for $10.The not great part of it is that it's a little difficult to use. It took me a couple days to figure out how to turn it on and off. You touch the round end until the little blue light turns on. How many times do you touch it? No idea. I just tap tap tap away at the little rounded end until it turns back on.The tip is also easy to change. That's how I broke my old one. I was trying to change the tip and I broke it then couldn't find the replacement tip. But this one comes with a handy little case that makes keeping it's little charging cable (USB-C) and it's spare tips (three come with it) all together in a nice little toothbrush case that also holds the pencil nicely.When I originally wrote this review I was under the impression that it wasn't magnetic. Which is very weird because it most certainly is magnetic and will stick nicely to the side of my iPad Air.I find that when I'm using it to tap and select things it does turn itself off after a few minutes, but when I'm writing or doodling it stays on. My other apple pencil knock off did the same thing, so it just seems to be something these cheaper pencil knock offs do.The only reason I'm giving it four stars is because Amazon won't allow for half stars. It really is a four and a half star product and the half star deduction is that it's a little confusing to turn off and on.