Penoval Stylus Pen for iPad Pencil Tilt Sensitivity Active Stylus Pens, Palm Rejection Pen, A4 Pro White, Compatible with iPad Pro 11/12.9, iPad Air 4, iPad Series(2018-2021)

The media could not be loaded.  Thanks for creating such a perfect stylus pen! Do not hesitate to buy Penoval if you are considering to get a pen for ipad. It also supports Scribble! I am just too lazy to show you in the video. No delay and you can rest you hand on your ipad when writing.I am so grateful that I bought this instead of an apple pencil.

My first pencil ever is for iPad Air 4, and this works fantastic. Brings out a lot of writing and write to text features on the iPad that I would never have known about and it works with every app that has those features built in. I even like it for simple navigation on the screen because it is so accurate and easy to select exactly what you want. I highly recommend this for anyone. If the Apple brand version does something more than this, I really don't even care.

I was looking for an alternative to the Apple Pencil.Pros: This has been a great find. It came with some battery life and I charged it for 5 minutes. The battery life is amazing. It also sits perfectly on the magnetic strip on the iPad.Cons: The only thing I have noticed is that it does not close windows. I still have to manually touch the screen to either go to other apps or to close the app (This may be operator error, but that is my issue with this product). Other than that, it is a perfect fit.

Its' good (ish) accurate on screen for writing and jotting nots, but not an apple pencil replacement. the lack of pressure sensitivity can be frustrating with sketching. and drawing. I ended up copying the diameters of Micro pens in my sketching program so I can just switch between them for sketching out construction details and notes, but that is generally where I leave this pen. for the price it will work (ish) definitely not for an artist,

So I’ve used the pen for about a month. It does everything as described. However, the tips run down pretty quick with the Paperlike screen protector. After only 1 month I’ve already run down one tip. As a student, I write a lot of notes for class. So if you have a Paperlike screen protector and you write a lot of notes just invest in an Apple Pencil you’ll just save in the long run from buying tip replacements. But if your not a heavy iPad note taker this is an amazing alternative.

Got this for my new iPad 9 for lectures. The light indicator for battery life is not accurate at all. I can never tell if I’ve got enough charge to make it through a day of lectures. It goes from white light to dead every time. While it charges there’s a red light. I’ve never seen a blue light yet. It’s kind of obnoxious when I write (tapping constantly on the screen). Accuracy is pretty good though.

This pen works great on my iPad 6G ... until it doesn't. The nibs seem to last anywhere between a few hours to a single day of casual normal use before the tip of the nib just falls off. 2 extras are included and we've gone through all 3 in the space of 3 days. I just ordered a replacement set of 3 for $12, but that'll be the last time. if it requires new nibs every few days to function, it's clearly not worth it.

Great alternative to the more expensive versions. This works great! Its magnetized and sticks to the side of the ipad.

The media could not be loaded.  I got this to replace my iPencil while I wait for the stock to be available. I do a lot of work on the iPad with procreate and one piece takes around 4 hours and fully charged this will last for 6 hours.It comes with around 2 hours charge, goes blue when starting to die and green when bleeds to be charged.It really is amazing. It’s not pressure sensitive so you can’t use it for calligraphy but ideal if you’re someone who needs it for procreate and the same kinds of digital art platforms

I have the Apple Pencil 1 and now the Penoval (I winced at the price of the Apple Pencil 2).The Penoval is a superb product for those iPads models for which it is designed. I can tell no difference whatsoever in performance against the Apple Pencil EXCEPT that the Penoval does not provide a pressure sensitivity drawing feature (ie you cannot press harder to get thicker lines). This is not an issue for me as I am no artist and need the stylus for note taking, annotating pdfs, signing forms etc.In short if you are not worried by the loss of pressure sensitivity then buy it with confidence.

Benefits:+ Fraction of the cost of the actual Apple Pencil.+ Can get it in black which looks sleeker in my opinion.+ Charges with USBC which is convenient.+ Works just as well for writing notes.+ Comes with two extra pen tips.+ Magnetically attaches to the side of the iPad.+ Has an LED light to show you how much battery it has.+ Very good battery, I hardly have to charge this thing.Inconveniences:- Doesn't have pressure sensitivity.- Have to remember to turn it on before using it.Honestly I've been blown away by the quality of this stylus. The couple of inconveniences compared to the Apple Pencil really don't bother me, especially as I'm only using it to write notes. I recommend you save your money and get this!

Saw a video review so decided to try it. At a third of the price the few things it doesn’t do that the Apple Pencil does seems worth it. It doesn’t charge when attached to an iPad and it doesn’t erase if you double tap the pencil.Double tapping the top of the pen turns it on and off. This is better than my other pen which turns on or off with the lightest of touches.I also like that I could get a black pen which coordinates better with my iPads.Highly recommended.

Other than magnetic charging and pressure sensitivity it's a perfect alternative to the Apple Pencil. It's fast and accurate. I use it extensively for writing notes in Onenote and it's ideal for that use. It clips to the iPad magnetically, and while it is strong enough to hold on, it is likely to come loose in your bag.