Stylus Pen for iPad, Active Pencil with Palm Rejection, Compatible with iPad 8th/7th/6th Gen, iPad Pro 11 & 12.9 inch, iPad Air 5th/4th/3rd Gen, iPad Mini

I just got it in the mail but omg I am blown away to how identical it feels and writes like an Apple Pencil. At first since it didn’t require Bluetooth I got a bit scared but when you turn on the button on the pencil it magically connects to the iPad and writes super smoothly!! Plus it’s such a steal for the price since it doesn’t lag and has palm rejection !! highly recommendUpdate: it’s been about 2 weeks since I’ve been using the pencil and for some reason today the pen is starting to lag whenever I touch my palm onto the iPad which hasn’t happened before til now :/ it is pretty annoying but I’m hoping it will go awayedit #2: the palm rejection issue went away after a day and it been about a few weeks later and it hasn't happened again so I don't think that's something to worry about

This is a great alternative to the expensive Apple Pencil. It has a small silicone piece to cover where the charging port is that can get lost if not careful. The charge lasts for several hours. The pencil does sometimes turn off randomly where you have to turn it on again so giving it a 4/5 stars.

The only issue that I have with this pen is that it will randomly turn off. It could be a me thing. It paired easily with my iPad, and I have no real issues with the pen. It does everything it says it will. I am a new iPad user, so I have things to learn. The pen is a big help.

Really great pen for the right prize! 100% recommended

Worked well and is easy to use.

Final update: The pen died, no longer charges. We only used it for a total of a couple of hours of light, intermittent use. It was frustrating to use when it worked because it would die after 15 minutes. Now, it no longer charges, so it is effectively dead. There is no warranty support.Update: after a few hours of light use as a graphics stylus (no games), the tip cracked.No wonder the box comes with a few extras, but at this rate, I'll have to order more tips and change it every few days...Will update...In any case, still a better proposition than an Apple pen.Original:First, this is a very very generic product. The box says “STYLUS PEN” and a few other bits—there’s no company name, no product description… oh, it does say ‘superfine nib’. The point of this generic branding means that other vendors are selling it for probably a different price.The stylus itself is nice. Has a solid feel, sticks to the side of an iPad with a magnet, works well with no pairing issues. I’ve tried it with Notes, the native Photo Markup app, and a couple of sketching apps. It works best it’s Notes, oddly enough. With notes, I can get different thicknesses of brush stroke, but in the sketching apps, this feature is not very obvious.I do notice that there is no pressure sensitivity—pressing down harder made no difference. Leaving the tip on the surface longer does make the ‘ink’ darker for some brushes, and changing the angle of the stylus also changes the brush. It just is not pressure sensitive.The recharge port seems hard to open up to plug in, but I’ll update when I’ve used it more.All in all, this a fine way to try out an active stylus, or give one to a child who will most likely lose an apple pen!

I love this pen! Long battery life, smooth writing, and the battery indicator lights are really helpful!! The lights are also very visible on the white pen. I’ve had others with a single light, which was hard to see and did not provide battery level. The on/off button is also a bonus- no more turning it on by accident just simply touching the end. HIGHLY recommend this pen!

I use it to annotate my iBooks books on iPad Air 4. It serves the purpose. But I cannot use it to close apps by swiping up which is annoying. And it doesn’t have the eraser mode. Palm rejection also works fine.