Stylus Pen Pencil 1st Generation Gen Replacement for Apple iPad Pro 1st iPad 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th iPad Mini 1 2 3 4 iPad Air 1st 2nd iOS Android Capacitive Tablet Touch Screen + Free Holder (White)

Works great

The stylus did not work for me and my needs. I contacted the vendor about trying to resolve the issue of the stylus not working. I simply needed to use it to mark up/notate on .pdf files. Their communication via email was quick, offering numerous ways to troubleshoot the issue. According to the vendor's information, the stylus was compatible with my iPad Pro, 1st Gen tablet. After going back and forth with emails and all possible troubleshooting possibilities, they volunteered to send me a new stylus, upgraded version, at no cost to me. Unfortunately, it did not work for me either. The construction quality of both pens was excellent and the price very competitive. Further emails (quickly responded to) resulted in the vendor providing a postage paid mailing label via email. My full refund was back in my account in less than 48 hours. Upon reflection of this experience, I have come to the conclusion that the issue might be a result of my iPad Pro being a refurbished model and the glass touch screen not being as receptive to a stylus as it might be on a non-refurbished model. However, I am able to make notations on .pdf files with my finger. Having said that, I must give the vendor 5 stars for their customer service and timely responses to my emails and resolving the issue in a timely manner. I am sorry the stylus did not work for me, but recommend the vendor based on their efforts to make the purchase right and meet my needs.

The media could not be loaded. Can not in good conscience recommend this.After connecting it, and trying it in multiple apps they all had the same issue.I am sharing a video of my experience, no matter how hard I pressed (and I'm not willing to damage my screen to get a stylus to write) it makes the appropriate marks about 5-10% of the time.Barely there pressure from my finger results in consistent lines, but hard pressure from the stylus results in nothing.I can not speak of battery life, as I didn't use it long enough to gauge.The pen does feel nice, lovely design, size, and easy enough to set up. However, considering it doesn't do what it is intended to do - write - it is a waste of money.

Chose this pen for a first Gen iPad Pro. It works great and quality is very good. I would not pay full price for an Apple pen, so it took some time to find one that works as well at a fraction of the price. This one is not as high-tech as the newest Apple models, but the old iPad doesn't support most of those features anyway. I'm a digital note taker and bought this for taking handwritten notes on Microsoft's OneNote, that automatically get converted into typed text. In all fairness, the integration with OneNote is limited on an old iPad, so eventually I'll need a new tablet and a better pen. So if you like doing digital drawings or handwritten notes, I recommend this pen.

Does what it suppose to do. That's all you can ask

Note: Because this is a stylus, if you lean your hand against the iPad, it will mess up the way it draws or writes. I prefer the smoother white plastic tips that the original apple pencil has compared to this stylus's little metal-looking nib on the end.I grabbed my compression glove and it helped immensely with the issues I was having (because my hand and the stylus on the iPad read as though I was putting two fingers on the screen). It's incredibly inconvenient overall, though. I'd much rather save up and invest in an actual apple pencil to replace the one I lost.

I bought this after losing my second Apple Pencil this year. I won't lie, the Apple Pencil 1st Gen has a much better functionality than any knockoff does. But an OEM Apple Pencil is so easy to lose, and it is way too expensive; especially when it doesn't have Find My capabilities the same way AirPods do.I have an iPad Pro 12.9in 1st Gen from 2015 (model A1584). I have bought other stylus knockoffs that don't work for anything, and I have resorted to buying Apple Pencil replacements. However, I finally found this stylus, and it is the only thing I will be using from now on.It is a stylus in the traditional sense. It does not have any Bluetooth capability (but you do have to charge it and turn it on to use). When you turn it on, its touch mimics that of your finger--so you can use it on /any/ touch screen device (including your phone). As a result, it /does/ give you some really important features--it has pressure sensitivity! When you press more strongly, it actually gives you thicker lines (which many other styluses don't provide)!It does have a learning curve, though. The "palm rejection" is pretty hit or miss. You can't write with the stylus totally upright; it needs to be used at an angle for the iPad to recognize each stroke properly. It mimics touch rather than synching as a writing device, so if you are in "write" mode and try to scroll with your finger, you'll actually just draw a line--you'll have to be conscious to change modes or use a different scrolling method. However, once you get used to it, it's super easy and WELL worth the price difference.I was also originally concerned about the metal tip potentially scratching my screen. Now I know, though, that the level of pressure to write is super soft, so I'm not concerned about that happening at all anymore.This stylus even comes with a really nice pencil grip!10/10 highly recommend.

Works great.