Stylus Pen for iPad (2025-2018) with Fast Charge Palm Rejection,FOJOJO Active Pencil for iPad10/9/8/7/6th,11th A16,Pro 11/13 M4,Air 11/13 M2/M3,Pro12.9,Air 5/4/3rd,Mini 7/6/5

So much better than expected. I lost my Apple Pencil and decided to get some non-apple ones in case I lose them again due to cost effectiveness and I couldn’t be more happy with. All the different tips are very nice. It came charged and the charge last for a long time 100% recommend.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works well with my iPad. Charges easily and fits in the pencil slot on my iPad case.

Doesn’t have any of the apple pen pro’s features but it’s sufficient for note taking and if you lose it won’t cost you over a 100 bucks. It’s bigger than an apple pen.

Long durability for daily use

I did have to return it because I was gifted one after buying it. It works well, and very realistic feeling when you use it on your ipad.

At first I thought this pen is expensive, but when I saw it here in Amazon, oh wow, it’s the best buy for my son’s Kumon Class. Applicable for IPAD 2018-2025. It also write as if you are having a real pen or pencil. We already bought two of this. What really amaze me too is, how quickly it charged so that my son who is forgetful to charged it can donit fast in the car driving to Kumon center. Worth my time and money

I purchased two of these for my kids (age 6) to practice writing and drawing. We each have an iPad 6, and I have had an Apple Pencil that I use with mine. However, it is too large and awkward (and expensive!) for them to use, so I was thrilled to find these, especially at the price point they're at.When I tried to pair these with my kids' iPads, it was a nightmare. When it finally did pair, it would only write when the stylus was held at a very low (less than 45 degree) angle. As soon as it was held more perpendicular to the writing surface, it would stop writing. I figured I got a dud and tried to use the other one, but to no avail. The tablets both have protective cases with built-in screen protectors. When I use my Apple Pencil on their tablets, I have no problems so didn't really think it could be the case causing the problem.However, when I used this stylus on my iPad (which has no screen protector) it worked exactly as expected. The feeling was pretty similar to the Pencil but it weighs less so was a bit more comfortable. There is no pressure sensitivity but that would be fine for my kids. Pairing *without* a screen protector was pretty quick, although not as immediate as the Pencil.If this would work with my kids' cases, I would have given it five stars. However, the Pencil clearly has more oomph to allow it to transmit through the screen protector and this stylus just doesn't. Now I'm stuck between returning these or buying new cases. Ugh.UPDATE: I bought new cases and glass screen protectors. I let my kids use these pens without the screen protectors while I waited for the new ones to arrive. When I cleaned the screens off, I realized they were covered in scratches!!! These carbon fiber tips destroy unprotected screens!! 🤬 figuring the damage is done, I put the screen protectors on anyway and wouldn’t you know it, the pens won’t work vertically still. You need to hold them at about a 45 angle and even then it’s still patchy.Returned. But now I’ve wasted money on new cases and screen protectors and worse, all three ipads have scratches on them from me trying to get these blasted things to work.

As you can see in the picture, I have compared the stylish pencil with a Apple Pencil. The left one is the stylish pencil and the right is the Apple Pencil. The stylish is longer and it also weight less. The stylish was comfortable to hold and had a good grip. At First, it charged relatively fast, it was easy to connect and use, and drew pretty well. The quality wasn’t the best though, as it felt cheap, somewhat weak, and felt low quality. I had the pencil for about 8 months, and at first (probably the first 3 months) it worked great. It drew great and was fast to charge, but after a while, I encountered some problems. First, after some time, the drawing ability was reduced as it would “cut off” while I would take notes and also encountered problems connecting it to my iPad. The battery also reduced as I would end up charging it more frequently. After about 8 months, it stoped working altogether, as it would no longer charge. In the long run, if you are able to, I’d recommend buying yourself a Apple Pencil as it would last way longer. Though it is much more expensive, I’ll definitely go with the Apple Pencil. I’d recommend this product only if you absolutely need something to write with and expect it to last less than a year. I don’t want to be discouraging, but something to definitely keep in mind.