CisteenStylus Pen for iPad 2025-2018 with Faster Charge,Tilt Sensor Pencil Compatible with iPad 10/9/8/7/6,11th A16,Air 11/13 M2/M3,Pro 11/13 M4,Pro 12.9",Air 5/4/3,Mini 7/6/5

This is my first ever virtual pencil… using with my new iPad Air M2. It does everything it says it does. Responds very well. Sometimes doesn’t quite understand what letters I’m writing and have to rewrite. But other than that, I’m enjoying this pencil. Haven’t tried it for any artwork yet… just for games and writing emails, etc. holds the charge ok… seems to go from 3 to 2 dots quickly, and holds there for a bit. But it recharges quickly.

Dear Diary, where has this pen for IPad been all my life?! Such a great tool. So easy to use, gentle tap-tap and its on or off, otherwise it shuts down by itself after 10 minutes or so of non-use. No problems AT ALL with this neat pen. I'm adding written things to my photos and I use it with a drawing app / paint app. For instance, I take a pic of my acrylic painting and use the pen to see what else I'd want to add to my painting BEFORE I use my paints! The pen slips easily into the cover case and it came with several replacement "tips". It also has a guard on it for when not in use. Pricing was decent.

Works like a pro. No delay at all. Very good product. Love it.

I haven't used the stylus extensively, but for a simple, no frills stylus, I'm happy with the way it works!A few of my notes:- Doesn't require any bluetooth setup. All I did was disconnect my Apple Pencil in the iPad settings, tap the "eraser" end to turn the stylus on, and started writing!- There is a blue LED to indicate the stylus is powered on. This is helpful, especially to save battery when not in use.- The power on feature is pretty sensitive. A few times I discovered the stylus was off when I tried to write. I must have accidentally brushed the on/off end.- Doesn't have the "double tap" feature to switch between tools like the Apple Pencil 2.- Doesn't charge from the iPad . The stylus has a port near the "eraser" end which is used for charging (a cable is included). The port could attract lint/dust/dirt since there isn't a cover.- Doesn't magnetically attach to ipad.- Writes well and I was able to use it during a full day of work.

I wanted to try a pen before I bought an ipen. This was a WAY better option for my wallet. I got this pen in September of 2023 and have just switched out a tip since the origional one finally broke. (Pen comes with 4 tips) It's August of 2024 so I think a year for each tip with regular daily use is really good. For the price, give it a shot. I don't feel the need to grab an apple pen anymore. Charge lasts a while and it's comfortable to hold. No connection issues.

This stylus is amazing and I’m so glad I decided to purchase it instead of an Apple Pencil. I wanted to cut down on paper waste so I decided to use Notability to take notes for my classes and I haven’t regretted that decision at all. The writing experience with the stylus is very accurate and I was really worried about it skipping or glitching but never ran into that. I can get a full day of online class note taking in without having to charge it, which is perfect for me. I love the weight of the pencil and how it’s kind of thick, making it easier to write. I never use the tilt sensor for note taking (I think that’s more useful for artists) but it works perfectly to me. I can’t speak on the drawing experience, since I use the stylus strictly for notes, but I can’t see how it wouldn’t be up to par.I do have some cons but they’re basically negligible in my case. The one thing I really wanted to avoid was the tapping sound the stylus makes when it contacts the iPad screen and how much it slides as I write. I believe that even the Apple Pencil makes tapping noises and slides around too, but here’s how I avoided it. Some people will get a different screen protector for their iPad to take notes but I wanted to keep a glossy screen protector on mine. So instead, I bought these tips (which fit perfectly and last me 2 months before falling off) which decrease the tapping noise and increase friction, without ruining the perfect writing of the stylus.(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Z4V437W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1)Another con was that the pencil was kind of uncomfortable in my hand after writing for hours (which isn’t something that can be helped when you write a lot). So I bought this grip which fits perfectly and allows me to take notes all day. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076F16HGR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) I know that 5 pieces seems excessive but the blue light that signals that the pen is on, would flash in my eyes every now and then. When I’m tired after all my classes it’s just a small thing that bothers me, so I use one of the pieces of the pencil grip to cover the light and I can still tap to turn the stylus on and off.The last thing that bothered me was how short the charger was for the stylus, it kinda dangled from the outlet to the ground. That’s really not a huge problem because it didn’t affect how the charger or stylus worked but I started to use my MacBook Air USB-C charger. That made it long enough to rest on the table and never affected the quality of the stylus charging time or functionality.Overall, I absolutely love this stylus and I’ve been telling my friends to buy one too. After wasting money on low quality styli and hours on amazon or other sites comparing which to buy, just stop looking and buy this one. I promise it’s worth every penny! I bought this back on September 1, 2020 and it still works the same as when I took it out the box. I drop it a lot (butter fingers) and I actually only recently damaged the tip but when I tried to write with it, it STILL worked perfect. It also comes with an extra tip but I don’t even think I need to use it yet even with the tip a little cracked, that’s how well it functions.

I ordered the black pen to use on my iPad. It came with different tips and it came already charged. I love that you double tap the end of the pen to turn it off and on. I have been using it for several days and I've not had to charge it yet.

I really wanted to like this pen. It actually works really well with my new iPad. But The magnetic part of the pen seems not to be working properly on my iPad. It keeps falling. It doesn’t have a stronghold to it. I’ve already dropped it a few times and the last time the little tip Was bent. Not sure if I got it defected one from the magnetic part or is that how All are

I’ve used the stylus for a few days now. I haven’t had any of the issues some reviewers have mentioned. The stylus for me has been easy to turn on and off and has remained on. Although I’ve only used the stylus for a couple of hours at a time, I’ve only charged the battery once over the last few days, so it seems to have decent battery life.The big issue negative reviewers have had is the tip tearing. I’m still on my first tip and have had no issues. I suspect the problem people have had is they press too hard on their screens. They probably apply the same amount of pressure with the stylus as they would with a pen on paper, which is far too much. I apply only light pressure yet can still write naturally. The palm detection has also worked consistently, so I’m able to leave my palm on the screen and write at the same time. Overall, I recommend this stylus if you are capable of adjusting the amount of pressure you apply while writing.

Me parece muy buena opción, se conecta de inmediato a la iPad y es fácil de usar.

Super Qualität für den Preis

This one is the best that I've purchased, I've had 3 before that have either been glitchy, just stop working or I lost. This one has an improved design, double tap the end to turn on and off. My other ones had a one tap to turn on and it was constantly being turned on by accident and draining the battery. It hasn't glitched out ever and just feels over all more solid.

Good and easy to use