MPIO Stylus Pen 2nd Gen for Apple iPad 2018 & 2021 with Palm Rejection, 1.0mm Fine Tip, High Precise Pencil for Drawing & Writing on i-Pad (6/7/8), Air (3/4), Mini 5th, Pro 11(1/2/3), Pro 12.9(3/4/5)

Little gem this. For a fraction of the cost of the apple version this does basically the same thing. Not having used the apple version I don’t miss the double tap feature. Doesn’t attach via magnet like the apple version does but to me that did not matter as I was also buying the Logitech folio to go with it which contains a pen holder. I do find this doesn’t charge off the iPad Pro 11” charger but does work off my old iPad 4th gen charger. Probably Apple updated the charger so it only charges apple products, maybe, but not an issue since it did come with a USB A to USB C cable so I can use an existing charger. Just something to be away of of travelling as I was when the pen went flat. That’s said battery does last a decent amount of time though I will probably buy a longer cable as the one supplied was ridiculously short but at this price you can’t complain. The writing speed is excellent so a pleasure to use. I’m using the pen more than I thought I would as I’ve never used one previously. So if like me your not sure how much you’ll use it and don’t want waste a tonne of cash on the other brand, get this one.

Having just purchased a new iPad that is compatible with Apple Pencil, I checked prices, and found this alternative. It works in exactly the same way as Apple Pencil, and is only compatible with the more recent iPads. Well packaged. Seems to work very well - no set-up required, worked straight out of box, and handles very well. I am very impressed! Blue light when on, rechargeable internal battery - charged vi USB cable. My only extremely minor comment would be that the on off button on top is easy to accidentally turn on.

I'm using this to handwrite notes onto Microsoft OneNote, and it works really well. (iPad Mini 5)Palm rejection is working really well (but unsure if this is universal as I'm using this on OneNote on which I can disable 'drawing by touch'). One charge lasts me about 2 full days of lectures, really impressed by this!Does not have pressure sensing, but it didn't matter to me as I use this to take notes, not to draw/design. One small downside is that there is no indication of the battery status - the light is red when it charges and blue when there's battery. it doesn't indicate low battery so I was caught out with a flat batt once.

I bought this stylus for use with the idea of using it with my android tablet. I sadly didn't read the description first. I passed it on to a friend who has an ipad and it works great for him so it hasn't gone to waste. Lesson for me to be more observant in the future.

At first I was a little wary, how could an item a third of the price of the official ones be any good.I was right to take the jump - it's fantastic. Works perfectly, feels really comfortable in the hand and I can't notice any real difference between this and the Apple one.Only downside is it's a USB-C charger, but you get a cable, and it works perfectly on both Apple Notes and Noteability, no lag, no connection issues. Just perfect

Used on my iPad Air 3rd (gen), and it works a treat. Been using it in the procreate app. It’s just like holding a pencil. Am not the best artist but it works for me

Bought this pen so I can write my college notes and draw on my 2018 6th generation iPad and it works great just like it says in the description. Palm rejection works great and it instantly connected to my iPad by touching the top. There’s also a plastic protective cap to protect the pen head. Definitely recommend.

I loved the style the shape and everything about it. Unfortunately I’d preserved the wrong one for my iPad.