Stylus Pen for iPad - 3rd Gen & 3X Fast Charging Apple Pencil Tilt Sensitivity Palm Rejection, Compatible with Apple iPad Pro/Air/mini (2018-2025 Models)

I’m very happy with this style pencil. It works smoothly and is very responsive when writing or drawing on my iPad. The lines are accurate,with no lag at all, and it doesn’t scratch the screen. I like that it comes with extra tips and a charging cable, which is very thoughtful. It’s lightweight, comfortable to hold, and easy to use right out of the box.Great quality for the price and perfect for daily note-taking and simple drawing.

I’ve been using the jedoubal Stylus Pen for iPad for both note-taking and casual drawing, and it’s been a really solid alternative to the Apple Pencil. The tilt sensitivity works well for shading and handwriting, and palm rejection is reliable—I can rest my hand on the screen without random marks popping up, which makes a big difference for longer sessions. One thing that surprised me was the charging speed. The fast charging is genuinely convenient; even a short charge gives me plenty of use time, so I don’t feel tied to a cable. It connects quickly and works smoothly across my iPad models without needing any complicated setup. The tip feels precise and responsive, especially for writing notes or marking up documents. It’s not trying to be flashy—it just works consistently, which I appreciate. Overall, if you want a dependable stylus that covers the important features like tilt, palm rejection, and fast charging without the premium price tag, this one is a great option.

This stylus pen works amazingly with my iPad! The tilt sensitivity and palm rejection are very accurate, making writing and drawing feel smooth and natural. Fast charging is a big plus, and the battery lasts a long time. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and comes with extra tips, which I really appreciate. Great quality for the price—highly recommended!

Really happy with this stylus for my iPad. The 3X fast charging is super convenient, and it connects instantly every time. Palm rejection works well, so I can rest my hand on the screen without accidental marks, and the tilt sensitivity feels natural for both notes and sketching. It’s lightweight, comfortable to hold, and accurate across my iPad Pro and Air models. For the price, it’s a great alternative to the Apple Pencil with excellent compatibility. Definitely recommend if you want a reliable stylus without overspending.

This pencil works well with my tablet, it connected really easily. It charges quickly and holds a charge well

This stylus pen works flawlessly with my iPad and is of good quality. Fast charging is impressive, palm rejection is accurate, and tilt sensitivity feels smooth and precise. It is an excellent value and performance.

This stylus pen works great with my iPad! It connects easily, responds smoothly, and the tilt sensitivity makes writing and drawing feel very natural. Palm rejection works well, so I can rest my hand on the screen without issues. I also love the fast charging, it powers up quickly and lasts a long time. Excellent alternative to the Apple Pencil for the price.

This stylus pen works fantastically with my iPad. Setup was quick and easy, and it connected right away without any issues. The palm rejection is excellent, allowing me to rest my hand naturally while writing or drawing. I’m really impressed with the tilt sensitivity, which makes shading and line variation feel very natural. It’s smooth, precise, and has no noticeable lag. The 3X fast charging is a huge plus just a short charge lasts for a long time, which is perfect for everyday use.

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Exceptional replacement at a fraction of the cost. I've owned more than a few of these types of knockoffs ever since I won an iPad a few years back. All of my notes, mindmaps and mathmatical work end up using one of these types of pens. However, not all knockoffs are created equal! My first knockoff had three lights (to show battery life remaining), and it's been my favourite through years of use. But any replacements I've tried to get all had four lights, and none of those matched the quality or battery life of the first one. As well, the 4-light pens are slightly thicker and slightly longer, neither of which feel right fit for my smaller hands. When I saw this device had three lights, I was delighted. They exist! It wasn't just a fluke! So I had to grab it and try it out. Out of the box, it worked without charging. Touch the end (not the tip) to the palm of your hand for a few seconds and the pen should turn on, ready to use. This one did, and in more than 12 hours of use so far has had zero issues. It charges easily, it flows like a pen, it's recognized by my device 100% of the time, and it feels great. It lasts about five hours for me with continuous use, which is on par with my other 3-light pen and longer than my multiple four light pens. It charges quickly with the provided cord (about 15-20 minutes), and comes with extra tips when it's time to switch them up. (And, they fit, unlike one of the 4-light pens). I can't see a difference between this pen and my original beloved one. If you're a writer, like I am, you know that pens are sacred, specific to you, and sometimes even have rituals attached to them to help you write more or longer. I was worried I wouldn't be able to find a replacement for the 3-light I've been using for at least four years (after looking far and wide), but now I have and can breathe a sigh of relief. I'll definitely buy more. Photo shows this 3-light next to one of my 4-light pens.

It's honestly pretty great. It only works on the following devices so I wouldn't recommend buying it if you don't have one of those devices. Since I have 2 ipads (the air 5th generation and the 9th generation) it only worked on the 5th. It does need some hard tapping though. Bc I was trying to open it but turned out it's a double tapping thing but it's pretty good and smooth but I love that there are extra tips for the pen.

This is a very good buy. Got a second one after this one. Makes me wonder how they can charge the price they do for name brand. This had a good charge coming out of the box so you can use it right away. Double tap the top like you're clicking a regular pen and that turns it on. The nib is sensitive enough that writing or drawing is smooth and requires very little effort or push to activate. Surprisingly I actually find this easier than my Wacom tablet pen. Three little blue led's come on to indicate it is active, they also indicate power level and will go down as the battery is used up. A usb-c charging port is directly above the led's to facilitate charging and has a silicone stopper to prevent water. Three spare tips for writing head are included. The side of the pen is magnetized so it will adhere to the side of your tablet as well. I've used this for the past several days and the battery is still at three. Not sure how long before it depletes, the manufacturer does say 8-10 hours of continuous use, which is pretty good and will probably get you through weeks of regular use. So unless you're doing hours a day of sketching, drawing, painting, etc., this has lasting power. I don't think you'll be disappointed in this purchase at all. A solid and fair 5 stars!

As advertised, this is a budget entry non-OEM iPad Bluetooth pencil that works completely as advertised. The pen feels substantial in the hand, and surprisingly doesn’t have a flimsy, fragile feel. The pen pairs easily with your iPad via the Bluetooth menu options in Settings (it doesn’t work with an iPhone, nor can it charge via the magnetic connector at the top of an iPad that supports magnetic charging), and works within most apps that were tested. Sketching in Procreate worked great, however the pencil doesn’t support pressure sensitivity as per its description, so the pencil’s utility is diminished somewhat here, but overall perfect for those who like to doodle. Charging in done via a usb-c cable that’s packaged with the device. The pencil is powered off and on by tapping its “eraser end”. For its price, this is a great choice for basic use as a pointing pen input device.