Stylus Pen for iPad (2026-2018) with Fast Charge Palm Rejection,FOJOJO Active Pencil for iPad10/9/8/7/6th,11th A16,Pro 11/13 M4,Air 11/13 M2/M3/M4,Pro12.9,Air 5/4/3rd,Mini 7/6/5

Edit: The seller contacted me and provided me a replacement pen that did not have a carbon tip and this tip actually screwed into the pen. The pen works great and I’m so happy how the seller handled the situation and replaced the pen in such a quick manner. The quality of the new pen is great just like the original, the only difference is that the screw on tip. Thank you again for helping with the adjustment. Original- I was excited for a less expensive pen, but like I have always been told, you get what you pay for. The stylus pen started to work out great, until the carbon tip slipped out on its own. I figured I may have not put the carbon tip in properly, so I did some research and figured out how to secure the second carbon tip properly, but within a couple Of hours of using, the second carbon tip slipped out and I could not find it. I reached out to the seller and they informed me that normally people don’t lose them so quickly, which I understand which is why I reached out and asked how is that possible and if there was something I did wrong, and I did not get a proper answer to that, only a sku number on where to purchase more carbon tips! Sorry not happening, I should have just spent the money on a regular pen.

I picked up this digital pencil for iPad (compatible 2018–2025) with fast charging and overall I’m really happy with it. It feels smooth and responsive, and the pressure sensitivity makes writing and drawing feel natural—almost like a real pencil on paper. The fast charging is a big plus. A quick 10-minute charge gives enough juice for a good chunk of use, which is super handy when you’re in the middle of a project. Battery life lasts long enough for everyday notes, sketching, or annotating PDFs. It connects instantly to my iPad and stays connected reliably. The tip is precise, and I didn’t notice any lag while writing or doodling. It’s comfortable to hold for longer sessions too. My only small gripe would be that the accessory kit could be better—extra tips and a nice case would’ve been awesome. But for the price, it’s tough to beat.

I bought this stylus for occasional notetaking on my iPad mini 7. After trying another similar stylus that didn’t write very well, I’m happy to report that this stylus writes perfectly on the iPad mini 7 with no skipping. This is even with a glass screen protector on. It pairs perfectly. I just turn it on and it works. I’m not really sure what battery life is like (need to use it more) but I’ve had it off in my bag for a couple weeks and the battery is still good so standby time at least is excellent. The magnet works pretty well to attach to my iPad mini (it charges via usb-c). It loses one star for me due to some questionable design choices. I REALLY wish this had a physical button instead of a touch button. I trigger it accidentally and when I tap it and it doesn’t work I don’t know if I just missed the touch target or the pencil is malfunctioning. I also really wish there were 3 lights instead of just one to convey battery level. I have no idea what the battery level for this is. I assume the light will change color when it gets low. I have no idea what percentage that will be. So many other pencils use a 3 light system (including the one I tried before that was perfect in features but didn’t work). I would prefer that. This pencil works as advertised and for the price is a great alternative to the Apple Pencil. I’ll probably be looking long term for a pencil that works as well as this one but with a physical button and better battery display.

Of course I was skeptical at first cuz I’m the type of person to look at the negative aspects of a product before it’s positives. However because I didn’t want to blow a hundred on a apple pencil after losing my own, so that’s what lead me to purchasing this. I’ve been using this for about a week, it automatically connected to my ipad and has been running pretty smoothly. I’d read other reviews about lagging and skipping lines but so far I’ve had no such problem. (for some insight i’ve been using this non-stop since i go to an art school). And about the ‘randomly turning off’ part, I’m 99% certain that only happens when you accidentally touch the end of the pen without noticing. (which is how you switch it on or off). AND NOT TO MENTION THE BATTERY LIFE?? 10/10. Lasts for a long time, takes little to charge. The only “fault” about this is that it doesn’t have pressure sensitivity but I myself can overlook that aspect since I’ve grown used to it and you can easily find ways around it. All in all, it’s pretty much just like an apple pencil for less than half the price. !!! Get this right away if your thinking about it !!!!

I'm not an apple user, but they gave me an iPad for work. I decided to use it for notes in meetings and wanted something better than my finger and an old stylus I had. This device works great for me, it was synchronized without effort. I've tried it in four differente notes apps and works just fine. Palm rejection is Ok, so it's now more comfortable for me to take notes. I've been using it for a week long and it just got out of battery until today. One app shows it's bluetooth synchronyzed, for those wondering about it. It has a tiny cover for the charging port and the size is the same for an average pen. I think it's a good find for the price.

Pros: Works great Immediate response Charges quickly Doesn't require pairing to device Replacement nibs Good price (bought on sale for $12.99) Cons: This is a personal preference but I wish the nibs were softer, more like a rubbery feel when touching the pen to iPad but I assume it is made this way to work properly Primary use: Casual game playing and coloring apps on iPad Would I buy it again? Yes, already purchased another for a friend

This pencil looks nice and has a good weight and feel. For the most part it is responsive and is good for drawing on the iPad Pro. However, because of several negative features, I went ahead and got the Apple Pencil 2 a couple weeks after buying this pencil. Negative points: 1. Could not check battery levels. One of the biggest problems was that I could not figure out a way to figure how much charge was left on the battery (either on the iPad, or on the pen itself during charging). This led to the pen running out of battery while I was taking notes during a business meeting, which was annoying. Also, even when I charged it, because there was no indicator showing that it was done charging. I ended up just charging it overnight and hoping that this meant it was fully charged, but I wasn't sure. 2. The other biggest problem was that the palm rejection was not as good as with the apple pencil. When I tried to write a note on the 'note' app, my palm would select the previous drawing and would make it impossible to move onto the next line of notes. The microsoft one note app worked a little bit better because you are able to select the hand position that you usually use while writing, but it still wasn't perfect. 3. The capacitive on/off switch was a little to sensitive. The pen is turned on and off through a capacitive sensor on the end where the eraser would be if it were a pencil. It worked well to turn it on, but it was very sensitive so if the end barely tapped my chin or other conductive surface, the pen would turn off. Because the palm rejection was not perfect, it would take a while to figure out if it was just that the pen was not working or it had turned off. Also, it would work through clothing such as a sleeve, so it was difficult to prevent it from accidentally turning it off. Minor inconveniences: 1. Does not magnetically attach or inductively charge to iPad prove. 2. Is slightly bigger than Apple Pencil Generation 2, so if you have a case designed to fit the apple pencil, it doesn't quite fit.

This pen is a good alternative for the real deal, I had no trouble using it, I can write well, no lag or issues when drawing to writing, and the only thing is that is kind of an issue is the usb cover on my pen tends to fall out when I move it around it doesn't really fit snuggly in the slot.

Great for iPad users who can’t afford the Apple pen! However I dropped mine in water and it stopped working- completely my own fault

★★★★★ Excellent value stylus — works perfectly with my iPad Pro I’m genuinely impressed with this stylus. I’m using it on an iPad Pro 13-inch (M5) and it connected instantly — no complicated setup at all. Palm rejection works very well, so I can comfortably rest my hand on the screen while writing, which makes note-taking feel natural and close to pen and paper. The responsiveness is smooth with no noticeable lag, even when writing quickly or sketching fine details. Charging is fast and the battery lasts much longer than I expected for a third-party pencil. For the price, the performance is outstanding. Unless you specifically need Apple-exclusive pressure features for professional art, this is an excellent alternative to the Apple Pencil for everyday writing, annotations, studying, and general productivity. Highly recommended.

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Schreibt auf tablets und ist magnetisch was will man mehr

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