Stylus Pen for iPad 6th-11th Generation-2X Fast Charge Active Pencil Compatible with 2018-2025 Apple iPad Pro 11"/12.9"/M4, iPad Air 3/4/5/M2/M3,iPad mini 5/6 Gen-WhiteCarbonfree Certified

This off-brand iPencil works amazingly well, especially for the price. It’s super responsive and writes smoothly.Great for note-taking and drawing. I don’t have much experience with the real Apple Pencil, so I can’t fully compare, but this one definitely gets the job done.The only small issue is that I sometimes accidentally hit the on/off button while using it, which interrupts what I’m doing. Other than that, it’s been a great buy and a solid alternative.

This worked perfectly with my Gen 9 iPad. Easy to use. No set up. I turned it on and started using it on my iPad. It took a little getting used to because I have never used a stylus but once I figured it out and tweaked my settings and preferences this worked great for me. It's not too sensitive. It glides over the screen smoothly. (I have a screen protector) Good fit in my hand. Overall, I am quite pleased

This Stylus Pen for iPad (White) works well overall and is compatible with my 11th Gen iPad, just as advertised. It charges quickly—2X fast charge is accurate—and has a small blue light that turns on when it’s fully charged and in use. It also flashes red when the battery is low, which is a helpful feature.The precision and responsiveness are solid for writing and note-taking, especially for a budget-friendly alternative to the Apple Pencil. I’ve used it for classwork and digital planning with no major issues.However, the main downside is the power button placement. It’s located at the top of the stylus, and it’s extremely sensitive—so it’s very easy to accidentally turn it on or off while holding or adjusting the pen. This can get frustrating when you're in the middle of writing or drawing.Overall, I’d still recommend it for students or casual users, but just be aware of the sensitive power button design. If that gets redesigned in the future, this pen would be close to perfect.

Ordered this pen in 2020 when I first got my iPad. I just lost that one and had to order another one. It works amazing, stays charged for a while, and looks very similar to the apple pen for a lower price. It lasted me 5 years and was still working when I lost it.

Very easy to use, good quality, works great!

Bought this for my iPad Pro 13. iPad hasn’t arrived yet so I tested this on my iPad Air 5th generation. Simply tap the end where the eraser would be to turn it on, didn’t have to pair anything, it started working with the iPad Air immediately. Just tap the end to turn off. Comes with 3 replacement tips. Charging cable is included. Great for the price. Apple pen is expensive and I don’t like that it doesn’t have any options for colors. So with this one you save money, and have several color choices.

set up was pretty simple and it comes with the instructions out of the package. i’ve never gotten the real apple pencil before as i recently just got an ipad and i wanted to try a cheaper alternative and this works great! i’m a part time student and this has motivated me to take notes and study let me tell you! i also used it to color on my coloring apps and it works! the extra tips are a bonus as well. it is very affordable compared to the real apple pencil so even if you have to replace it, it shouldn’t break the bank.some cons: the on/off button is at the top of the pencil and is super sensitive so sometimes mid-use i accidentally hit it and have to hit it again to turn on.- not enough magnetic power? i feel that it doesnt latch itself very well on my ipad but it doesnt bother me that much.

I grabbed this as a cheaper alternative to the Apple Pencil—and honestly, I’m impressed. Here’s the lowdown:What’s Awesome:Works With My iPad Air 10.9 – Right out of the box, it paired easily (with Bluetooth on), though it did turn off after a bit of inactivity. No big deal, just tap the cap and you're good to go again.AmazonSweet Art Tool – I’ve used it for sketching, note-taking, and quick doodles. It feels responsive and smooth—definitely more precise than using my finger.AmazonGreat Value – Several users say it’s a surprising bargain. One even mentioned it “blew my mind in several ways,” despite a few small trade-offs.Woot! ElectronicsHeads-Up:No Pressure Sensitivity – Unlike an Apple Pencil, it doesn’t recognize how hard you press, so no pressure-based shading for drawing.Limited Battery Lifestyle – It powers off automatically to save battery, which might throw you off at first. But once you get the tap-on habit, it’s fine.Final ThoughtsIf you're looking for a reliable, budget-friendly stylus for everyday iPad use—like drawing, note-taking, or general poking around—this is a solid pick. It looks and feels sturdy, charges fast, and gets the job done without emptying your wallet. Just don’t expect the full Apple Pencil experience, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised.