SanfantStylus Pen for iPad 2018-2022 with Button-switch, Palm Rejection, Tilt & Magnetic, Pencil for Apple iPad Pro 11”/12.9”(3/4/5), iPad 6/7/8/9, Air 3/4/5, Mini 5/6, Precise Drawing&Writing Pen

I received this stylus a while ago and have been using it ever since. Its similar shape and size to the Apple one and fits comfortably in my hand when im using it.It feels really well built so i didnt expect to have any issues and 4 months on its working as well as ever.The setup was super easy and worked accurately from the 1st time i used it. The magnets hold it securly to the ipad so i dont need to worry about losing it when i move around the house.Im no artist but i tried using it in some design apps and it worked exactly as described - im sure someone with a more talent than me would be able to use it just as well as the official pen to make great art.Also - for those with elderly relatives with iPads - I let my grandparents use it as well and they loved it! Where they were previously struggling to use their old fingers to click icons or links the stylus was a so much better and accurate. Theyve never used their iPad so much since - Im not sure ill get the pen back!!!

Having tried the Apple Pencil 2 in the Apple Store, I thought it was hugely overpriced. I looked at alternatives, such as the Logitech Crayon, which comes in at a much more affordable £50 or so if you shop around. I have to admit that I didn't initially even consider the massive number of what look like knock-offs of the official Apple Pencil, thinking that they would be cheap and nasty. Reading and watching various reviews made me re-think. This isn't the cheapest clone/imitation product but it's still much more affordable than the Apple Pencil and even the Logitech. I have been surprised at it's quality and usability. It seems to be accurate on the screen, has no problem with lag and is a decent enough weight. It has the bonus of being charged by a USB C connection which is an advantage over some of the cheaper clones, requiring a dedicated magnetic connector you have to remember to bring with you if out and about and not lose. This is the same connector as the iPad I have uses, so the same cable will do.The only very minor negative comments I would have are the fact that the battery level doesn't show on the iPad itself (unlike the official pencil) and it can be a little noisy on the tempered glass screen protector I have on my device. These trivial observations are far outweighed by the value for money this alternative offers, especially when compared to the official Apple Pencil. The latter is undoubtedly a fantastic device and the gold standard - with a price to match. As I'm not intending on using this stylus for drawing and really only for writing notes/annotations, it doesn't matter to me that this affordable alternative does not feature pressure sensitivity.An added bonus is the fact it comes with spare tips. I'm very glad I gave this a go and didn't overlook it purely on the assumption that it could not possibly be very good given the relatively cheap price.Great value.EDIT - I should add that I appreciate the magnets which attach the pencil to the tablet as they are very strong compared to another cheaper stylus clone that I bought.

I checked out many of the alternative pencils and chose this one as it was magnetic, has 1.2mm tips close to the apple pencil, palm rejection and also two spare tips. Having used this pencil I can confirm it is superb, no latency, locks magnetically very well to the ipad with its slim flat edge. Im not an artist but I like to write and the fine tips are ideal. This pen needing a usbc to recharge is no hardship unless you are a die hard apple nerd and need to to have the official pen and money no object. The price of this pencil you can buy three with change to spare compared to the official pencil. I do my research and believe I came up good with this one. Well worth it.

My daughter loves her pen it came down really quick thanks

Very intuitive and easy to use straight out of the box. Bright colours and very responsive. Very useful extra tips included. Works brilliantly and excellent value for money.

As we all know, Apple charges crazy prices for its proprietary cables and accessories – at the time of writing this review, an Apple Pencil 1st generation is selling for £84 and a 2nd generation a staggering £115! This new alternative is selling today for £20. That’s a HUGE saving!!With such a big price difference I wondered if this much cheaper pen might feel flimsy or poorly made, but its build quality seems absolutely fine, and I’m quite picky and detail-conscious. I showed it to a couple of friends who assumed it was an Apple product! It’s nicely packaged too.The pencil worked fine straight out of the box with my 10.2-inch (7th generation) iPad. I’ve never myself owned or used one before – just played with a friend’s once or twice – but already after a couple of weeks of use I’m hooked! It feels good in my hand and I’m finding more and more things it’s handy to use for. At this price what is there not to like? Oh and I really like the fact that it comes with a 3-year warranty too, to me that says the manufacturer must be confident in its product. Even if it breaks after three years that’s £7 for a year’s usage! A bargain.

THere was an simple tutorial when I first opened the pen and switched on. Haven't been able to find it again and it moved too swiftly to remember when I used it at first. It writes ok ,but better if I write slowly, so probably not good enough for minute taking. it does transfer my scribble to typewritten English but doesn't start a new line when I want it to. Maybe I should try a different app to use with it??

I'm learning how to draw digitally and this is perfect for it. Its cheap and it works amazingly