iPencil 2nd Generation with Magnetic Wireless Charging, 2X Fast Charge for Apple Ipad, Compatible with iPad Pro 11 in 1/2/3/4, iPad Pro 12.9 in 3/4/5/6, iPad Air 4/5, iPad Mini 6-Black

I have recently learned that having an Apple Pencil and a 2 year old…is a dangerous combination. I have always been ultra-focused on keeping track of my Apple Pencil. I am not an artist but I do work in the creative field. I don’t use my pencil everyday. But that days that I do, it is an essential part of my workflow. I am a video producer and use my 12.9 inch iPad Pro while I am conducting interviews. During the interviews I use the Apple Pencil to take notes, mark off questions, and jot down anything that is important.I went to prepare for work the other day and my pencil was GONE. I searched the house. 4 times. Eventually I gave up. Out of panic, I ordered another Apple Pencil. They are NOT cheap. I have always struggled with how much they cost considering how little I use it (compared to visual artists). After placing the order, I remembered an article I read on The Verge about 3rd party Apple Pencil alternatives. I figured I had nothing to lose, thanks to Amazon’s easy return policy.When this pencil arrived, I was shocked at how much it looked like the original one. It looks and feels almost the same, except it is a little bit lighter. It magnetically attaches to the side of my iPad and charges just like the Apple one. Writing on the screen is just as fast and smooth. I see absolutely no difference in performance. When I am highlighting notes and I turn this pencil sideways, it widens the breadth of where it is highlighting just like a real highlighter. I have always thought this was a cool feature of the Apple Pencil and this product is no different. My iPad battery widget shows the charge level just like the real one.The only feature lacking is pressure sensitivity. This pencil can’t tell how hard you are pressing down on it. But I find this to be 0% a problem for me at all. The pressure sensor is mainly used by visual artists who are drawing or painting with it. Someone who just takes notes has no need for the pressure feature. I honestly didn’t even know that was a feature until I lost mine and started looking at alternatives.There is one thing that slightly irks me about this product (and it is not a big deal at all). You have to wake it up when you first remove it from the iPad. I have found that this takes less than one second. When I remove it, I let go and allow it to snap back onto the magnets briefly. Then the light comes on and I pick it up again and use it. It has only been a few days and I am already used to doing this I don’t feel like it slows me down at all. If I know I am going to be taking a bunch of notes, I just leave it off the magnets until I’m done.There is one major advantage compared to the Apple branded pencil. Because this one needs to be woken up, the battery is preserved when it is not attached to the iPad. The Apple version tends to die in my backpack if I don’t have it attached to the side of the magnets. The “always on” nature of it means that it is always using a little juice even as it jostles around in my backpack. But this pencil, does not lose any charge unless you are writing with it. It can bounce around my backpack for days and not loose even a single % of charge.Unless you are very into drawing on your iPad, this is a no brainer. It is $100 USD cheaper and does almost everything the Apple version costs. I have since found my missing Apple pencil but I still use this one as my primary. Because it costs so much less, I don’t live in fear every day that I am going to lose it. If I do, it is not the end of the world.If you’re considering getting this, give it a try. You’ll love it.

Wonderful product, I originally bought the wrong product . It was for a Ipad pro and I got this one as a replacement. Guess what it WORKS. Easy to pair and solid material. If I need one again or knows anyone that need one i'll will recommend.

The media could not be loaded. I just bought this pencil in black and have another white one on its way that it will probably be returned. The issue for me specifically is that pencil technically does work. And can be used with the iPad Pro M4 2024 but it will not charge wirelessly. Since it is not compatible with the wireless charger of the new 2024 iPads. FYI. Please check. If you have the new iPad Pro M4 2024 the pencil has a hard time attaching like it does not align well with magnets. And also it does not charge wirelessly. Sadly this pencil can only be charged wirelessly. Keep that in mind. And runs around that is to have an old iPad solely to charge the pencil. But if you have previous version of the iPad Pro. This is an EXCELLENT PENCIL!! I love the pencil. So if it is a previous version of the iPad Pro. Just don’t think twice about it. It is a great product.

I use this with an iPad Pro 12.9inch running OS V17.5.1.It works REALLY well as a pencil, charges effectively off the side of the iPad, I never need to think about charging it. It really raised my game while working a script (I'm an actor).But one little feature wont work - double click the pencil for the action menu. I don't know why but it's just a small complaint and doesn't take away from the overall effectiveness. As a price comparison with the Apple product - this is excellent value for money!

I realise now that I made a mistake purchasing this pencil. I thought I could save money by buying a cheap alternative but it turns out I was wrong. When it was working it was nice but it randomly started going out a few days ago (less than 3 months after purchase and relatively light usage). Now it won’t function at all. I can get it to connect for a few seconds at a time but the connection is choppy and makes writing indecipherable, but that’s with trying for several minutes. I tried restarting my iPad, updating it, using it in different environments, all to no avail.I would recommend saving yourself the time and money and just spend the extra for an actual Apple Pencil.

I’ve owned this stylus pen for a while and it’s worked wonderfully. I would recommend it.

The iPencil 2nd Generation is a must-have accessory for iPad users. The magnetic attachment and wireless charging make it so convenient to store and charge, and the precision is top-notch for both drawing and note-taking. It’s lightweight and comfortable to hold for long periods. While it’s expensive, the functionality and seamless integration with Apple devices make it worth the investment. Highly recommend this for students, artists, and professionals!

This works great! Almost better than Apple pen. Highly recommend it.