MPIO Stylus Pen 2nd Gen with Palm Rejection for iPad 2018-2021,Smooth Pencil Tip,Magnetically Attaches to iPad Pro 11(1st/2nd)/Pro 12.9(3rd/4th/5th),Compatible with iPad 6th/7th/Air 3rd/4th,White

I purchased the black version as it looks great when magnetically attached to my iPad Pro. This pen is for general use rather than artwork as it is not pressure sensitive although it still works fine for me in art apps such as Procreate. I'm not an artist so this isn't important for me. It works perfectly for note taking, magnetically attatches to iPad Pro, is very well made, charges easily through its USB connector on the side and is a bargain pen I would highly recommend.Save a lot of money if you don't need the Apple pressure sensitive pen and buy this instead. Excellent value.

Just purchased a new 2020 iPad, but the 1st gen pencil won’t work (thanks Apple)So hence my purchase, surfed Amazon and settled on this one......and am I glad I didA fraction of the cost of the apple 2nd gen and it’s superb, links seamlessly with the iPad,no set up required works on all my apps.No lag , superb find and purchaseIf you are in the market for a new pencil, don’t spend a fortune on the Apple one, buy this and don’t look back

I opted fof the black MPIO Stylus Pen as I’m not a fan of white accessories. It’s the perfect match for my 2020 iPad Pro 11inch. Palm rejection works as expected and is as responsive as a genuine Apple Pencil. It will attach by magnet to the iPad edge even in a rugged case. Excellent value and highly recommended.

I use this product for taking handwritten notes on downloaded or written documents and from the uses I know that this was a super good buy.The value for money is great! It saved me £60 as this was a third of the price of the actual Apple Pencil and yet it works exactly as that would do.The design is really sleek and it’s feels smooth when I’m holding it and writing with it.

I've had this for just over a week and am pretty pleased with the results.I bought this as a bit of an experiment as a replacement for the wacom bamboo sketch pen, which I have been very disappointed with, even in the wacom bamboo notes app. It is a great improvement on that! It works far better than the wacom in the other apps (Mostly! see more further down).The speed and accuracy for general note taking (my main use) during meetings is generally excellent and it's the most natural feeling pen I have used so far. Though I do find it a little bit on the thin side for my fairly chunky hands.Battery life seems good (I've not needed to recharge it yet) and recharging is straighforward with the usb c port.So the negatives. It does have it's limitations compared t the features offered for the apple pencil and it is unusable with the photoshop ipad app (a fairly major annoyance for me as that's the visual app that I use), but if you're not a user of that there is no reason that I've found that this shouldn't be an excellent choice.In conclusion; if you are a tech head (I am) and want the full experience, you probably want to invest in the Apple Pencil that is compatible with your ipad. If you want a cost effective smooth pencil for taking notes and general hand writing then you can probably stop looking and get one of these.

When I order the pencil I wondered if it would be as good as it sounded. However I have not been left disappointed why waste money on an the Apple Pencil when this is just as good but better value for money. It was easy to set up and start using no messing around

This pen is fab!! Excellent price and works perfectly. Great for annotating PDFs for studying and drawing on my iPad Pro. It doesn’t charge against my iPad but it does have a magnetic bond, so it does attach to the iPad securely. Separate charger given for the pen, that also charges the iPad! Bonus!!

It’s very easy to use, the grip is good and magnetically attaches to my iPad Pro. I initially fully charged the pen before use and two weeks later have not yet charged it again, despite a good deal of use.I use the pen for taking notes, I’m a slow typer so the pen has allowed me to take teaching notes very rapidly.The only downside is that the pen cannot make use of the IPad Pro wireless charger. I researched lots of pens and it seems that only Apple pens can be wirelessly charged. However, considering the huge price difference, I’m quite happy to charge the pen with a USB cable.It’s well worth the money if your looking for an affordable alternative to the Apple pen.