Pencil for Apple iPad 2nd Generation with Magnetic Wireless and 3X Fast Charge, Stylus Pen for iPad Pro 11 in 1-4, iPad Pro 12.9 in 3-6, iPad Mini 6, iPad Air 4/5, Palm Rejection, Tilt Sensitivity

Love this as a budget option over the Apple Pencil! My only gripe is the sensitivity as far as tilt is concerned- I naturally tend to tilt it too far when I'm using it on Procreate, causing the pencil tool to act like the long edge of a pencil tip when I'm sketching linework. A minor issue to deal with, though, as opposed to a stylus with no dynamic tracking 🤷🏻‍♂️ Connected incredibly simply and has a really nice weight to it!

Love this stylus, it works really well. Will definitely purchase another

Muy buen lápiz, se adapta bien a mi iPad mini de 6ta generación; carga con el iPad; cuando lo pego al iPad se apaga desde manera automática, aunque no todo es perfecto, ya que me gustaría que al retirarlo del iPad para usarlo este se encendiera de manera automática.

I attempted to use this pencil with two different iPads listed as compatible with this device. The pencil LEDs indicated that it was charged, but the iPad could not detect it in both cases.

The media could not be loaded. This is my second pencil for the iPad. I liked the first one quite a bit, but this promised to be an upgrade from what I had so I decided to try it. This one does feel more responsive and I like that I can hold it at a pretty severe angle to the screen without losing that responsiveness. Even better, I can rest my wrist/palm on the screen while writing or drawing… and that’s really nice!This pencil came with 2 extra plastic nibs, plus 1 metal tipped nib that I wasn’t expecting. I overlooked it when I read the description, so it was a nice surprise. I’m still experimenting and getting used to the metal tip. I strictly draw for fun, and am not very skilled, but I can see where the metal tip could be advantageous for an artist because it has a smoother glide across the screen which might offer more precision in the right person’s hand.The pencil can be charged using the provided charging cable or using your iPad, if yours supports magnetic wireless charging. Happily, my 5th Generation iPad Air does!

Works great! Can't beat the price! I wish it supported wireless charging, but it does hold a charge well and will at least mount on the magnetic strip on my iPad.

I’ve been using the DIGIROOT stylus for about a week, mostly for drawing on my iPad Air 4th gen, and it’s been a fun experience so far. If you’re hesitant to spend a lot on the Apple Pencil, this is a good option to consider. The wireless charging and magnetic attachment both work well, and it’s nice to have the pen stick to the iPad without needing to worry about losing it. It has stayed charged wirelessly and the battery lasts for quite a while.The stylus performs smoothly, though I can’t say how it compares directly to the Apple Pencil in terms of sensitivity and precision. For me, it’s been good enough for sketching and general use.Overall, it’s a solid, more affordable option for those who want to try a stylus but aren’t ready to commit to the higher price of the Apple version.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this for my daughter to use for notetaking and sketching on her iPad Air 6th gen. It works great and is much more affordable than the genuine Apple Pencil. The tilt sensitivity works as advertised. It works right out of the box and there is no need to pair the pencil to the iPad. Just turn it on and it’s ready to write. The iOS functions like scribble in text entry fields work too. Palm rejection also worked well. Unfortunately, wireless charging doesn’t work on the iPad Air M2, but i don’t think that’s the pencil’s fault. I think that might be Apple limiting that feature to the Apple Pencil Pro. Aside from that it feels balanced, lightweight, and comfortable to hold. The style is simplistic and doesn’t have any obtrusive or generic branding like other pencils out there that make them look like cheap knockoffs. I highly recommend this one for those needing a pencil but not wanting to spend a fortune.