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-White

I’ve been using the Stylus Pen for iPad 6th–11th Generation for a couple of weeks now, and I’m honestly impressed. The build quality feels solid and premium for the price, and the design is sleek and lightweight—comfortable enough for long drawing or note-taking sessions.What really stands out is the 2X fast charge feature. Just a few minutes of charging gives me hours of use, which is a huge plus when I'm on the go. Battery life overall is excellent—I only need to charge it every few days with regular use.The pen is incredibly responsive and works seamlessly with my iPad. There’s no noticeable lag, and the palm rejection feature functions well, especially in apps like Procreate, GoodNotes, and Notability. It’s a great alternative to the Apple Pencil if you're looking for something more budget-friendly without sacrificing performance.Pros:Fast charging (2X speed is real!)Great battery lifeAccurate and smooth writing/drawingGood palm rejectionCompatible with a wide range of iPadsCons:No pressure sensitivity (which some artists might miss)Not magnetic like the Apple PencilOverall, a fantastic value for the price. Perfect for students, casual artists, or anyone who wants a reliable stylus without breaking the bank.

I gave this a five star review because it came out of the box doing everything it promised to do. I can't say if it is the best budget stylus; I have nothing to compare it to. But I felt it would be unfair to take away a star when it was functioning as the product description said it would.Build quality is solid. Packaging is decent. And it came with extra nubs. All for $20. The functionality is limited compared to Apple pens, but it is a fraction of the price.

First, this stylus pen blew my mind in several ways, not without tradeoffs, of course, but still this pen is an incredible value for the price.The Good:========This pen is on par with Apple Pencil 2nd Generation in every way (I have not used Apple Pencil Pro which is compatible with my new iPad Air M2; this is why I purchased this stylus because my Apple Pencil was not compatible... thanks, Apple...).• The responsiveness is great. There is slightly more lag, but I'm telling you it's incredibly close, especially for a $100 difference...• It also weighs less than Apple Pencil, which means I can write for longer periods of time without hand fatigue.• The hardened silicone tips are also a bit quieter when touching the display than my current Apple Pencil, which is nice because I do a lot of study at night when my wife is trying to sleep.• Battery life is AMAZING! I have only charged the pen one time since owning it (now for about a month), and I use it for at least 90 minutes every single day (some days more than that). It takes like 10 minutes to fully charge with the iPad Air charger (18W maybe).The Weird:========• The only time I've missed my Apple Pencil really is when I double tap on the side thinking it will change tools. It's a muscle memory habit that is easily broken, but I did notice how much I used that feature and miss it some.• I had to remove my paper-like screen protector from the iPad. This is not exciting.. and why I rated 4 stars, since I lost money in two ways: the useless screen protector and the pen tips. Others have reviewed this, but I experienced two issues with the screen protector: A) The pen tips would literally disintegrate because of the added friction of the tip against the ridges on the screen protector (used to diffuse light in different directions). I went through 2 pen tips in 3 weeks, which is crazy because the cost of 4 replacement tips is $14. So, in one year I could have purchased an Apple Pencil Pro AND kept the screen protector. B) The screen protector caused the pen to create ghost touches on the display (I believe, technically, it messed with the palm rejection sensitivity of the iPad itself, since this pen uses BT to act like an Apple Pencil). For example, in Goodnotes 6 (and Apple Notes) I would write with the pen and lines would appear all over the place even with palm rejection sensitivity maxed out in Settings.TL:DR (lol) removing the screen protector fixed both of these issues. The recent pen tip shows little to no signs of wear after 2 weeks of use, and there are no more ghost lines appearing as I write. Finally... make sure the tip is screwed in tightly. One instance was caused to movement of the tip in the body.OVERALL:========This stylus (if used with tradeoffs) is a tremendous value over the Apple Pencil Pro. It does everything I need it to do, and once I got the kinks worked out on my end, I don't have any intentions of upgrading any time soon.Thanks for reading my novel... tune in next time for more weird purchasing adventures. Until next time!

I’ve had this pen for 2 years now & it is pretty amazing. As an artist having a pen that works well, is durable & has a smooth line draw is something you appreciate. Easy to hold so it fits well, no lagging issues & the battery lasts a long time. I also never have to look for the pen as it always stays attached to my iPad even without a case.

I’m really impressed with this stylus! It paired instantly with my iPad, no setup hassles at all. Writing with it feels super smooth, with great accuracy and responsiveness. In fact, it’s very comparable to my husband’s Apple Pencil, which is saying a lot considering the price difference.The battery life is excellent, it holds a charge for a long time and recharges quickly when needed. I’ve also been happy to see no scratches or damage on my iPad screen after using it regularly.The only minor issue I’ve run into is that I occasionally turn it off by accident. The power button is on the back end of the pen, and I must bump it without realizing it while I write. I usually have to turn it back on at least once during each use. That could just be the way I naturally hold writing utensils, though, so others may not have this problem.Overall, I highly recommend this stylus if you’re looking for a reliable, affordable alternative to the Apple Pencil. It’s a great value and works beautifully.

Ive been using this one for months now. Its pairs connects easily with my 10th Gen iPadCharges fast and holds a charge for a month.Using it allows me to write easily. The white color makes it look like the actual Apple penIts quality and works great. Its fits perfect.