Stylus Pen for iPad,XSOUL Palm Rejection Active Stylus Replacement Pencil for Apple Compatible with iPad pro 12.9/11 inch (3rd gen)/iPad (6th Gen,7th Gen)/Air(3rd Gen)/Mini(5th Gen)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Yes, this works as a stylus on my 2018 iPad Pro! It worked as a regular pointing stylus with no changes to settings. It worked for sketching as soon as I switched Bluetooth on in the app I was using. My only tiny complaint is that the cover for the charging port is a separate piece, so that cover will be easy to lose.

I've been looking for one of these for about 2 months. I just bought my Apple iPad 2019 about a month ago. The apple version of Pencil is super expensive. I just figured I could live without it. Low and behold I found this one. I wasn't too sure about it, but figured I could always return it. The box showed a black pen, but when I opened it the pen was white. Came with a short charging cord. The thing charges fast. To turn on you point the pen tip facing toward the bottom of the ipad. and you lie(or set down)the pen against the right side of the ipad with tip pointing toward the bottom of the ipad. Make sure to read instructions so you can see what this looks like. You do the same thing to turn it on. If it doesn't work then you most likely have the pen tip pointing toward the top of the iPad. Just invert and try again. The pen writes beautifully and me and my kid have a fun time drawing stuff. Also makes for more fun note writing for sure. I've been telling my friends about this pen. I let them try it out at work. This handles so well and the price was good, and I didn't have to spend an arm and a leg on the Apple version.

I purchased two of these, the last one in December of 2019. I really liked both of them. The only working issue I had with them was I kept accidentally bumping the top and turning it on and off. I purchased another model, with a switch, and have been using that one as primary. I had been keeping the batteries topped off every 3-weeks or so. Today (August 2020) I pulled this stylus out to make sure it was charged up and it is dead and will not accept a charge. I tried the 2nd one of these I have and it is dead too. It has been approximately 4-6 weeks since I charged it last and it was fine at that point. $$ down the drain.

I'm not going to lie, I had relatively low expectations with this stylus, it costs less than half of the Apple Pencil and doesn't have pressure sensitivity but to be honest, it is actually really good. The battery lasts longer than I need it to and the stylus is smooth on the tablet and makes excellent lines when writing notes or making an (awful) drawing (note, the awful part is my lack of artistic ability, not an issue with the pen).I will say, I wish they had a white version to go with my white tablet, but as a purely cosmetic thing, I can't knock it.The USB charge port is convenient and allows me to use both the included cable or any other USB C cord I have laying around at any given moment.

I’ve had this pen for about two months now and it’s been a dream! As I’m currently a junior in college I’m running through notebooks like crazy every semester so I bit the bullet and purchased an iPad. And then went on a 5 day web search for the right pen. I didn’t want to buy the apple pen because of cost, so went searching for alternatives. I found a lot but this one really grabbed me for it’s easy on and off Touch activation, it’s charge hold, and for its design. I was pleasantly surprised when I got it how solid it felt and how nice the tip of the pen was. It worked easily and immediately, no connecting via Bluetooth, just turn on and go! If you need a pen for your iPad and don’t want to spend a ridiculous amount of money BUY this ONE! You won’t be disappointed!

I really liked this pen as it was very responsive and worked well with my tablet. However, i ultimately decided to return it because the tip kept scratching my screen protector to the point I could turn off the tablet scdeen and see a clear imprint on the screen protector of what I just wrote. I also couldn't get it to fade so ultimately I had to replace the screen protector as well. That being said, the pen responsiveness was great and it held the charge for multiple uses of 4 hour spans which I greatly appreciated. On a different note

So i'm returning this product cause i'm not really happy with the tip,(product says it won't scratch but I don't trust that considering it was scratching my plastic cover and i'm certainly not testing that on the actual screen of my tablet). I honestly don't know why this material was chosen when it already seemed like it would be prone to scratching before I even used it.If you ask me, it seems like a plastic material of some kind would of been a much better choice.The actual quality of the whole pen feels nice,(the whole pen has a nice heft to it and doesn't feel like cheap plastic) barring the scratchy nib.The engrish in the instructions did say something about artificially smoothing the tip,(I don't know if they meant you as the customer should to it or they did it) but that shouldn't really fall on the customer to do and it should be pretty ready out of the box. I did try smoothing it a bit myself but it didn't really seem to help the problem anyways.Another thing is that it connects relatively well and from what little time I've had with it before returning it, the connection was pretty smooth.There is also no pressure sensitivity,(that was on me for not checking twice on that though so i'm not faulting the product for this point, just making a note of what's not there) so anyone looking for an alternative to an Apple Pen won't find it here if they want pressure levels for art.I'm not saying don't give this pen a shot, but make sure you put a screen protector on your device if you do give this a try. Other than the very annoying nib this seems like a fairly good deal for a tablet pen,especially if you're just using it on your tablet for more general purposes.

Absolutely perfect substitution for the Apple pencil, and given the price, this beats the Apple pencil in every possible way. Works beautifully on the new iPad pro, no problem from the very first second. Have been using it for a week (approx 1-2h daily) and have not needed any charging yet.If manufacturer would like to make an upgraded model, I would recommend adding magnet to the pen so it sticks to the iPad like the Apple pencil, surely not that hard to do, but otherwise all good.