CELINI Stylus Pen for iPad, Apple Pencil with Palm Rejection, Tilting Detection, Magnetic Adsorption, Stylus Pen Compatible with Apple iPad (2018 and Later), iPad Pro (11/12.9 Inch), iPad 6/7/8th Gen

I was looking for a stylus for my son's e-learning since he has a lot of assignments to complete on his iPad. This pen has good weight, the palm rejection feature works well and it came with lots five replacement tips. It's easy to turn on and it turns off on its own after five idle minutes. It charges easily with the included cable and holds a charge for a long time.

It's Smooth and Easy to configure with ipad. Extra tips are nice. Won't work with android tablets.

Decided to get this instead of paying for the Apple Pencil. Works great. Now my friends are jealous that they paid too much.

This works well with the iPad. Smooth writing and a nice, less expensive alternative than the Apple brand!

I love this pen! I tried another brand in the past and it didn’t work well with my iPad. This one works perfect and is very responsive.

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I wanted a stylus option, but didn’t want to splurge for an Apple Pencil because I wouldn’t be using it for anything important (not a graphic designer, artist, etc). I specifically wanted a pen that had palm rejection, a fine tip and allowed for tilting. This pen fits the bill. It’s comfortable to hold, easy to use and looks and feels like an Apple Pencil. Having never used an Apple Pencil I don’t know if the design is the same, but I don’t love that the button on the side of the pen where the charger goes is the same side with the magnet. This prevents the pen from sitting flush against the side of the iPad and is easily knocked off. The pencil magnet itself is also fairly weak. One major issue- this pen scratched my screen. It doesn’t feel like it has sharp edges, but it’s clearly not a safe option. I didn’t remove all the stars, because if you have an older iPad model that maybe is used by children or already beat up a bit this won’t bother you. However, I have a brand new expensive iPad Pro and am not happy at all about the scratch. Lesson learned- buying an Apple Pencil to be safe.

Very accurate and works like a charm no more fat fingering the screen so happy as I use for work all day