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Today I'm going to talk to you about my experience with the iPad pen from this company. Of course, I got this pen from Noon. I had a pen, I had an iPad pen before, and it broke on me. And I didn't get it for a very expensive price.

And I tried to take this on the recommendation of my friend. And literally for a quarter of the price of the pen that I had, and I've been using it for more than two and a half years now. It's very good, it supports palm rejection, it doesn't cut out while writing.

Look. It's impossible for it to cut out while writing, it supports palm rejection with any grip of the pen. You can write. It's very, very, very good. It also comes with three spare tips with the pen itself. And I mean, you can get a pen from the same company that charges externally or that charges with the iPad.

I mean, whatever you prefer. I took this because my iPad heats up if the pen charges from it. And honestly, I don't regret it. Maybe the most useful thing I've gotten with the iPad. Is this pen. It's better than the pen I had, which was literally double the price of this one.

And it broke on me, it used to cut out and break and freeze on my iPad very often. While this one is a quarter of the price, I mean, its price is very, very good. It's impossible to find a pen better than this at a very good price and with replacement tips.

You can use it comfortably, whether it charges with the iPad or externally, it supports palm rejection, it doesn't cut out while writing, I mean, honestly, you will benefit a lot from it. And you can get it from the same company, whether it charges with the iPad or it charges externally, I prefer that it charges externally, and honestly, you will benefit from it.

Anyone who wants an iPad pen and is confused about what to get, I highly recommend getting this pen. I got it from Noon, I'll put the link for you.

iPad Pen Alternative Review Review Summary

This alternative iPad pen offers an excellent writing and drawing experience on the iPad, proving highly practical for daily use, studying, and note-taking. It boasts good quality and an elegant design, supporting palm rejection to prevent accidental touches during use. Charging is easy and convenient, and it offers broad compatibility with supported iPad devices. It stands out as an excellent economical choice compared to the original Apple Pencil, providing great value for its price.

Worth it if you're looking for a practical iPad pen with good quality and an economical price for study and daily use.

What This Review Covers

  • Brand5/5
  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Design5/5
  • Convenience5/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Smooth and precise writing experience
  • Supports palm rejection feature
  • Easy charging and broad compatibility

Points To Check

  • Battery life details not specified
  • May not offer the same pressure sensitivity as original Apple Pencil
  • Lacks advanced features like double-tap to change tools

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

How long has the reviewer used this pen and does it still work?

The reviewer says the pen has been used for over two and a half years with no regrets, and was bought from Noon on a friend's recommendation.

How does the reviewer compare it with the previous pen?

According to the reviewer, it cost a quarter of the price of the previous pen, which skipped, froze and then broke, and the reviewer finds this one better.

How did the reviewer find the writing experience?

The reviewer says the pen supports palm rest with any grip, never skips while writing, and comes with three spare tips.

How is the pen charged?

The reviewer says the company offers a pen that charges externally and one that charges from the iPad, and the reviewer chose external charging because the iPad heats up when charging the pen.