MEKO Stylus Pen For iPad W/Palm Rejection Tilt Sensor,13Mins Fully Charged,Active Apple Pencil iPad Pen Compatible W/iPad 6/7/8/9/10,iPad Pro12.9/11"/M4,iPad Air3/4/5/6,iPad Mini5/6(White/Black)

Works just great!! At fraction of a price then apple pen!

Had for a couple of weeks now and these are the best I've found for battery life. I can go longer than a day on one charger. Very helpful to have two as well. Great deal. Good weight. Hope I can find tips easily as I have a paperlike cover on my iPad which wears through tips quicker.

Nice set of pens for IPad. Worked right out of the box. Just need to turn it on by pressing the end of the pencil and you'll feel it "click" on. It is a basic pen, that works as its designed to. There is no pairing as with the original iPad pen. That's why these pens are such a good price. They only function as a writing and stylus tool. But that's really all most users ever really need. There are LED lights that show how much power is available. It connects magnetically to the iPad, but it does not charge while attached. Charging is done by connecting it the included C type USB cord. Great pens, especially for the price. Would make a great gift.

I am part of the vine program, i get free or reduced cost items in return for my honest evaluation and review. This is one of those reviews.I am photoshop power user. And I’ve ben using pen input devices for the better part of twenty years. Im also ambidextrous and can use both hands to input while using a stylus or pen type input device.These work, although the pressure and angle doesnt seem to work very well in photoshop everything else works great.The pens have a decent weight to the, light that of a quality pen. But not overbearingly heavy.There doesn’t seem to be too much inaccuracies and the latency isnt a problem.Though having the pencil setting for one program doesn’t always work in a different program.I also think that you should be able to turn the pencil over for the “erase” function. The older tablet input devices were able to do this.So far the charge lasts a decent amount of time. And there were two charge cords included in the package so you can have one pencil charging while you are using one.I wonder how long the tip will last and if there will be replacements around when the one on the pencil and the couple included in the package wear out.This is a decent way to dip your feet into the powered input device pool and i would recommend it. Just make sure that the pencil works with your tablet.

When my 17yo daughter's Apple Pencil took its last breath, I faced the challenge of finding a worthy replacement. Enter the MEKO Stylus Pen for iPad. While the initial skepticism from my daughter was palpable (it's not the actual Apple Pencil, after all), this nifty "almost Apple" pencil quickly won her over. The package containing two styluses was a pleasant surprise, with the black one becoming her instant favorite.One standout feature is its impressive battery life. My daughter charged it once, and (as of this review) four days later, it's still going strong! Setting it up with her iPad was seamless; she was up and running in mere seconds. And, if you're wondering about Bluetooth - it doesn't connect that way! How does it connect? Heck if I know. Magic? To my daughter, this feature (or lack thereof) is a huge plus, although I’m still wrapping my head around why that's such a big deal to her. Functionality wise, it works like a charm with her drawing app, Procreate, and the palm rejection feature ensures that unintended strokes are a thing of the past. The tilt sensitivity is an added bonus, especially for those intricate drawings and varying line thicknesses.However, there's a minor snag. The pencil requires separate charging via a cord, rather than through the iPad. This might seem insignificant to some, but as an iPad user myself, I find the prospect of an extra charging routine a tad inconvenient. It's the primary reason for the 4-star rating.Overall, the MEKO Stylus Pen holds its ground well, especially as a more affordable alternative to the Apple Pencil. If longevity and durability match its current performance, this will indeed be a commendable purchase. Time will tell, and I'll be sure to update this review should anything change. For now, it gets a solid recommendation from a once-skeptical mom and her artistically inclined daughter!