​​​Stylus Pen for iPad 2018-2024 with Palm Rejection, Active Pencil for iPad 10th/9th/8th/7th/6th Generation, for iPad Pro 11/12.9 inch, for iPad Air 5th/4th/3th Gen, for iPad Mini 6th/5th Gen (White)

Love my pen! Love the color. Love the price. Works great with my Ipad.

Works great with Apple tablet !

Has worked perfect for my daughter she loves using it to draw on her iPad coloring app

Solid hand feel and I like the tilt sensitivity. Unfortunately the nibs seem to wear out super fast. Just a few hours (~4) drawing (on an iPad 6th gen with a matte finish cover) and the metal is already stabbing through the tip. Holds a charge pretty well but turns off randomly on occasion. In my opinion if you're just dipping your toes into digital art, it still beats paying an arm and a leg for an apple pencil, at least initially.

Decided to take a chance and purchase 2 of these for our ipads. I have a 2016 IPad Pro ( yes it still works too) an IPad 6 and 2 IPad 9's. I have an Apple Pencil for the IPad Pro which is still functional, but wanted backups bur didn't want to pay the ridiculous price they still want for a 1st Generation. So I bought these. First....... I actually like the feel of these stylus pens better than the Original i Pencil. They're not as thick or as glossy/ slippery smooth as the Original Apple brand. I like the little flat ridge running down one side of it. Allows for your finger to have something flat to grip onto while writing. Set up is a little tricky. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. If you have had an apple pencil paired, you FIRST have to UNPAIR it from your bluetooth list, before you can pair this one in it's place. Once that's done, it works flawlessly. It has a C port on the side of the pencil for charging. The lights color emitting tells you what's happening. Turn on with ONE long holding down on the top... wait and you'll see a green light that you're connected, 2 rapid taps to the top emits a blinking red light meaning it's shut off. It also has a timer to shut it down if you forget or the pen is inactive. Comes with a "C" end recharging cord going to the pencil and a regular USB plug to your outlet or laptop. If your outlet only has "C" PORTS for charging might I recommend getting C to USB adapter doggles. Amazon sells them. I had to get the USB TO C for my auto which only has USB PORTS, but my IPhone 16 Max Pro needs a C charging port. So I recommend this item as I've connected it to my 2016 IPad Pro , the IPad 6 and both IPad 9's One last note......... I had a green light meaning it had a charge, but the instructions STRONGLY recommend you charge it up for 1 hour FIRST before using it. I did just that and everything worked flawlessly

I absolutely love it!!!! I love the colors, and how it writes and the battery last a long time.

I’ve been using the Stylus Pen for iPad (2018–2024) with Palm Rejection for weeks, and it’s become my go-to tool for notes, sketches, and everyday use. Right away I noticed how smooth and precise the tip feels on the iPad screen. Writing and drawing feel natural, with minimal lag. The palm rejection works well — I can rest my hand on the screen without stray marks or interference. That makes long notes and sketches much more comfortable. The stylus pairs easily via Bluetooth and stays connected reliably. The battery life is strong too — I can go several days between charges with moderate use. Charging itself is simple and fast. Build quality feels solid and balanced in hand. It’s lightweight but doesn’t feel cheap. The clip and cap are handy for carrying it with a notebook or in a bag. I’ve dropped it a couple of times and it still works fine. A few honest notes: • It’s not as pressure-sensitive as high-end styluses like the Apple Pencil. If you do professional digital art, that might matter. • Some of the shortcut buttons take a little time to get used to. Overall this stylus is responsive, comfortable, and reliable for everyday tasks — note-taking, annotations, sketching, and browsing. For the price, it delivers excellent performance and value.

Just as good as Apple pen