StylUS Pen For Ipad With Palm Rejection, Tilt Sensor, 2Nd Gen Compatible (2018-2020) 6/7 /8 Gen; Pro(11/12.9"), Mini 5, Air 3Rd Gen, Precise Writing/Drawing

The stylus is really good. I have been using it heavily with the ipad 9th gen since i purchased. It work well, very sensitive, smooth writting, no gaps, tilt function works well. It doesn't have pressure function, but its ok, the leather pouch that comes with it is good quality. Overall I stronglly recommend it.

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Very smooth operation on touchpad

For the price compared to apple pencil, it works very well , although charging is a hassle but great product and comes with spare tips. happy with the purchase. but if you want it for purpose of illustration or art making as a professional , then you should know that it's sensitivity is less compared to apple pencil so while using brushes you might find some trouble.

It's writing ability and comfort is good, and good value for money, design is minimalistic but the on off mechanism is not that good, it accidentally turns on or off, battery life is good and grip is also good

I usually keep myself away from writing reviews (either good or bad). But this time around, I had to. Deciding to buy a new brand, and that too an unknown one, is always a challenge as in many cases you end up returning the item back to the seller while you are not so happy with the product's performance. I was also under similar mind when I did loads of research on investing 10k on an Apple Pencil Vs. 6k on a Logitech Crayon Pencil for iPad Vs. only 2.6k on a Tukzer Stylus for iPad. I wanted to give this a try though. I am too happy that I did that. Tukzer is amazing in every sense, be its response, battery life and overall built quality. I am not a professional artist, but painting has always been something that I loved since childhood. This time I was planning to try my hands out on digital art form and naturally since this was my first attempt on digital drawing on my iPad, I had to look out for something that I should be able to start off with basics. And hence started looking for something that is cheap at first but come close to an Apple Pencil's performance. Sharing few pics of my first drawing on an iPad that I just finished yesterday. I was completely surprised by its precision, lucid movements, strokes and all that a novice like me would expect from an Apple Pencil. I can't comment on how far this would be suitable for a professional digital painter. While for them, a stylus's pressure sensitivities could be a big determining factor, but not for me at this point as I just started off first time. However, at my level, I am more than happy and the pencil's performance exceeded all my expectations out and out. Hopefully the pictures above is a testament to my review! Thank you Tukzer. I highly recommend this for any students for their online classes and notes, for all budding artists and for everyone else like me, who are currently giving a second thought to whether invest in an expensive Apple Pencil or to look out for a substitute. Go for it without any second thought (as I stated, except for professional artists who are already habituated using an Apple Pencil and cant really do without it).

I used this product for about 6 months. Its seems like a good choice and affordable option initially. But it doesn't work accurately. Stops randomly, switches off while using, shows extreme latency. And now it has shut down completely and doesn't even get charged. I tried replacing the charger/s, cleaning the port nothing seems to work.