Stylus Pen for iPad with Palm Rejection,Kedoo iPad Pencil for iPad Pro 2021 11/12.9 Inch(2018-2021),iPad 8th iPad 7/6th, iPad Mini 5th Gen,Tilt Detection,Magnetic Adsorption

I love this stylus pen because it is so practical. I can use it to type on my iPad and it also has tilt detection so I don't have to worry about my hand getting cramped from typing. The magnets in the side of the pen help hold it in place without sliding all over the place and the battery lasts for a really long time. The stylus is also compatible with my iPad Pro and I can use it for drawing and for taking notes in my class. I love this stylus pen and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a stylus for their iPad.This is a stylish and professional stylist that I love to use. The shape of the pen is perfect for drawing, and the palm rejection is great for illustrating on the iPad. This is a classy and professional stylist that is perfect for anyone looking to bring their work to the next level.

Excellent pencil for our 11 year old Daughters Ipad as she currently lost her other one, hence why I am not willing to pay for cost of a genuine branded one.This pencil works as it should and the battery life is very good and long lasting too.Of course some of the Apple pencil functions are not available with this one but that is understandable with it not being a genuine pencil for Ipads.She uses her pencil for doing art work on her Ipad and can still fully enjoy doing so still.The pencil is a nice build about it in the hand and I would certainly recommend this if money is a bit short here and there recently.

Easy to pair . Works well . Just as good as the manufacturers one

"Long Story Short"Works as originalPairing is simple and easyVery accurate and sensitiveNicely balancedAll made to lastGreat weight and easy to holdValue for money 10 out of 10

Tested on an Ipad pro 11 and on Procreate.(I also attempted to test it on a very old Ipad, which understandably, did not work. I believe this is an Ipad 4 (MD510B/A) but the product makes no claim of working on this, so please be cautious when purchasing what model you have, which can be found on the back of the Ipad or in the General settings menu)From opening the box, I turned it on and it instantly worked. The pen has a nice weight to it, which is fairly on the heavy side but this is something I personally prefer. It does not need a Bluetooth connection.This pen does NOT have pressure sensitivity, which may or may not be a problem. For professional artists this would be, however it's a good back up device to take out, or not worry about damaging the nibs on a matte screen. This would be perfect for kids trying to practice handwriting, or for anyone wanting to doodle or do art that doesn't require pressure sensitivity.I would like to claim, from first using it, I had an issue with the lines that were acting weird with a lot of judder, however, I also tested another device and had the same issue, I restarted procreate and after a couple of times, it was working perfectly, this was probably something on my end, but I can not 100% guarantee that, however, as stated, a couple of restarts later and it was working just perfectly.Providing you don't want pressure sensitivity, then I can absolutely recommend this product.

Out of the box (which looks Apple-esque), the pen looks pretty good. The charging cable supplied has a pin plug (like old Nokia phones) which if lost or damaged means most people will need to go and source another one. A micro-usb port would have been a lot better and more convenient.Powering on the pen showed that it had plenty of battery (3rd bar lit up) but decided to charge it anyway - plugged into a spare USB A socket of the TV and the charging lights went out within an hour. Switched on and it was immediately ready for use without any pairing. Works well on my iPad Pro without any lag and feels smooth. It has a single flat side which snaps nicely onto the top of the ipad - the magnet is reassuringly strong. The flat side also makes the pen more comfortable to grip.I own a first gen Apple pen, and considering this comes in at a fraction of the cost, is worth considering if you’re on a budget.Would have given it 5 stars had it had a more universal charging cable/port.

Let’s be honest guys!I ordered totally 3 different stylus for me and my friends. I had a chance to test all of them. I can say that all stylus are almost identical. Mostly they have over 10 hours battery capacity, palm rejection, replaceable tips. Some of them have bluetooth feature that shows exact battery level on the iPad, the other have battery indicator lights (3 lights on pen), almost all have strong magnetic absorption. Mostly they have Usb type c charger.What about on this stylus?-Pretty cool box design,-2 hours charging will allow it to be used over 12 hours,-Strong magnetic absorption,-60 minutes sleeping protection (if there is no action, 60 minutes later the pencil will turn off power) However it would be better if there was no action for 15 minutes and shut down.-Very lightweight. I really liked this feature.-USB-DC charger. It is very nice charger actually, I also liked it. The charging port on the pen is pretty little, this means very good protection against dust. As you know type c hole is wider than this charging hole. The downside of the pen is that you should buy new charger if you lose usb-dc charger. But almost we all have android type c charger cable at our home.-Very easy to use turn on and off button.-Pretty short activation, just simple press turn on button and start to writing down.-I find the price of the pen is a bit high compared to the other stylus. It would be good if the price was between £10-20.Content:1X Stylus Pen2X Stylus Tip1X USB-DC Charging Cable1X User ManualOverall,I liked the stylus. Very good alternative to Apple Pencil, longer battery life, very comfortable usb-dc charger however it costs a little much.Hope you find it useful,Best Regards,Thank you.

Works well with my ipad. Love the fact that it is magnetic and "sticks" to the side of the ipad so i don't loose it.