Vongong Stylus Pen For iPad 9Th&10Th Gen-iPad Pencil 2Nd Generation,Fast Charge Active Pencil Compatible With 2018-2023 Apple iPad Pro11&12.9 Inch,iPad Air 3/4/5,iPad 6-10,iPad Mini 5/6 Gen-White

Very helpful for iPad 9 generation

The Stylus Pen is not an Apple Pencil, but it is a capable inexpensive alternative. It works well on both my 9th generation iPad and my wife’s 10th generation iPad. She has the 2nd generation Apple Pencil. It is really nice, but $70 more? The Stylus Pen feels good in your hand, magnetically sticks to the iPad (point up vs. the real Apple Pencil’s point down), and works with the iPad’s auto conversion from hand writing to text. It brings some of the 2nd generation Apple Pencil features to the 9th generation iPad that only works with Apple’s first generation Pencil.What doesn’t it do? It lacks the sensitivity of the real Apple Pencil to draw different thickness lines. Besides converting handwriting to text, the Stylus Pen doesn’t do anything that I cannot do just by writing on the screen with my finger.Note: it took me a while to figure it out, but the instructions are wrong in telling you to tap the “eraser” end of the pen to turn it on or off. Swiping/dragging your finger across the end works every time.But if you want the control you get with a pencil and want to save a bunch of money, the Stylus Pen is a great alternative to the genuine Apple Pencil.

It works well and it turns on unlike the other ones. It works just like a apple pencil and works good with drawing

I have never used one of these before. It is okay, just meh.... Light and easy to use.

This is a great pen especially for the price. I definitely recommend

What I really like about this stylus is the feel. It has a nice weight and glides over the surface of the iPad effortlessly. It has great precision. i play a few games with it, and some ads have really tiny closing "x" marks. With my finger it bounce back and forth between the ad and the app store. This stylus puts the mark exactly where I want it every time!My only complaint is that it can be a little fiddly to turn on. One needs to tap the end, and when the power lights are on you are in business. It is supposed to stay on while one is using the stylus, but occasionally it will shut off. This happens more often when the battery is less than full charge. The pen has three lights on it to indicate the level of power in the battery. It is easy to see three lit, but difficult to tell the difference between one or two. It is rated at nine hours of continuous use on a full charge, so this could be my fault not recharging it every night. That being said, it does have a shorter battery life than other styluses.Still for what it is, it is inexpensive, and does what i want it to do!