Stylus Pen for Apple iPad, KSW KINGDO iPens Capacitive Rechargeable Pen 2mm Replaceable Fine Point Rubber Tips for All Apple iPad/iPhone/iPad Pro/iPhone X with 4 Replaceable Fine Point Rubber Tips

This pen works great! I bought it for my 7 year old son to do his school work on his IPad. I had thought when reading the directions that I would have to do a little set up with it but that was not needed. I charged the pen which was easy to do. The pen comes with a charging cord, extra tips for the pen and a wonderful zippered case. My son has been been using it for a week and loves it. It took him a few days to get used to writing with a pen instead of his finger on the IPad. But at least now his writing is legible. If you are one of those parents that have kids at home doing school work for the time being, I would highly suggest this pen. I have never bought a pen for writing on an electronic device before and was kind of skeptical if I was wasting my money. This pen is worth every penny. We charge it every other day. The pen has a function that turns the pen off after a few minutes of no use so the battery doesn’t drain. Only downside I could possibly see is the charging cord getting lost. Not sure how easy it would be to get a new one, it has a magnetic end that goes to the pen, other end is USB.

I like this 100 % better than the Apple stylus which I bought over a year ago for 100 bucks and hardly use. This stylus feels right, it is shorter, better balanced and I think a bit lighter. The surface of the Apple is slick this stylus has a bit of texture which makes for a better grip when using it. This stylus has an on/off switch, the Apple doesn’t an is on every time that it is close to the iPad. This stylus can be used on the regular iPad and the iPad Pro which I have. The Apple stylus can only be used on the iPad Pro. This stylus can be charged using a regular cellphone charger and comes with the connector for it. The Apple stylus is charged by sticking it into the charger port of the iPad and sticks straight out just waiting for it to be hit on something and break. Finally, the Apple stylus has a hard tip which doesn’t feel right to me when using it on my iPad screen, this stylus has a replaceable rubber tip (comes with four) and to me feels better on the screen. At less than a third the cost I’m glad I bought this stylus, who’s I knew someone that I could dump my Apple stylus on.

I got this after my puppy ate the second Apple Pencil I dropped on the floor. Yeah, that was a real bummer....and expensive too. So I decided to try this item, which gave me one and a spare.The pencil is shorter, but has a pocket clip to secure it perhaps in a shirt pocket for men. In my case, I tucked it into my pants pocket....and that was my first mistake. I forgot it was there, did the laundry, and discovered it when I heard it clanking in the dryer. Oh well, I had the SECOND PENCIL!And that one I still have, very carefully clipping it to the cover of a paper notepad kept with my iPad Pro. I also have it paired with my Kindle FIRE. It is accurate with either device, pointing correctly. I have not used it to draw with the iPad apps, but I like how it pairs quickly with either device. The point is very small and is a capacitive material, which I makes me wonder how long it will last, how much trouble it will be to replace the tip. I have not taken it apart. The littlecharging device fits onto a lightning connector cord, and the “eraser” end of the pen fits into provided cap. The fit is not tight, very hard to keep it inserted for charging. The charge does last a long time however.I’d recommend this as an affordable option for those who misplace things often, or need to carry a pocket sized version of the Apple Pencil which stays put.

Let's face it...Apple charges way too much for some of their accessories. I was looking for a way less expensive but worthy apple pencil alternative. I have an iPad Pro 11. My manual large eraser sized tipped stylus did the job but was very difficult to write on a screen with; best for just navigation. I searched Amazon for a good powered stylus. I bought one that got good reviews and after charging it and trying to get it to work for a good portion of an evening, it failed miserably. It was just worthless and it's going back to the dealer. I thought I might just get a non powered "manual" stylus and ordered a couple but then gave it one last shot and found THIS one on Amazon. Viola!! After charging it up and writing on my screen (I use the INKcredible note app and I highly recommend it) this pencil works and writes like a dream. I love it and I ordered another one. So THAT'S the way powered pencils work. WONDERFUL.Get this for your iPad Pro 2018. This one is a keeper and it's very comfortable in the hand. FIVE STARS.

I had high hopes for this pencil. It came with a really nice case, it has 4 tiny replacement tips, and a charging cord (about 6 1/2 inches long). I have not used the charging cord yet, and I will not need to because I am going to return it. The very first time using it, was just an extremely frustrating process. You have to push very hard (so hard that there is no way you could do that for very long), it has what feels and looks like a cheap paper clip for the clip (I have tried to show it in a pic), it has left permanent marks on my brand new iPad (10.2 7th generation) that I’ve waited a very long time to be able to buy. Even if you push hard enough to get it to work, there is a delay before it will even show the mark on the iPad, probably about a 4 second delay. I know that doesn’t sound too long but when you are trying to write it’s like writing with invisible ink. It is very disappointing and I hope this review helps other people before you waste the time and money. It looks like I’m going to have to save up for a real Apple Pencil, because I am not going through this frustrating process again. After spending so much money to get an iPad I want to be able to use it properly.