iPad Pencil 2nd Generation with Magnetic Wireless Charging,Same as Apple Pencil 2nd Generation,Stylus Pen Compatible with iPad Pro 11in 1/2/3/4,iPad Pro 12.9in 3/4/5/6,iPad Air 4/5,iPad Mini 6

I’m honestly impressed with how well this stylus works for the price. I was a bit skeptical about buying a non-Apple stylus, but I didn’t want to spend over $100 again on the original Apple Pencil (I have already bought it twice). This one turned out to be a pleasant surprise! It connected to my iPad instantly and has been super responsive for both writing and drawing. The palm rejection works great, and it feels smooth and accurate when taking notes or sketching. The battery life is excellent—I’ve been using it for days without needing a recharge. If you're looking for an affordable Apple Pencil alternative that gets the job done, this is it. Totally exceeded my expectations!

This pencil also works with M4 and M5 7th and 8th generation iPad pros. And from what I can tell, it works great no skipping and such. I was really surprised by the function and quality. OK days later I have discovered a plausible reason why the manufacturer says not compatible with the M4 & M5 Ipad pros. It does not charge with the iPad Pro. But it will charge with a separate mag charger.

Works as it should, perfect for kids. No too expensive so it can be replaced easily if they loose it.

This is a pretty neat little pen! Way more affordable option and works perfectly. It charges wirelessly with the iPad and I have had zero connection issues thus far. I would highly recommend this item. I deducted one star because it does feel cheaply made, BUT I would gladly repurchase this item again instead of the Apple pencil.

I am so impressed with the Gnanlen iPad Pencil! It works just as well as the Apple Pencil but at a fraction of the cost. The connection is instant and reliable, and the palm rejection is excellent — I can rest my hand on the screen without any issues. The writing and drawing feel smooth and natural, with no noticeable lag. The battery life is fantastic, and I love that it charges quickly with USB-C. The magnetic attachment to the side of the iPad is strong and convenient, so I don’t have to worry about misplacing it. Overall, this stylus has completely exceeded my expectations. If you’re looking for a high-quality, affordable alternative to the Apple Pencil, I highly recommend the Gnanlen iPad Pencil.

I ordered for my daughter. Super easy to set up and she loves it. She has been using it for 2 months and still works perfectly.

This iPad Pencil is an excellent alternative to the Apple Pencil (2nd generation), delivering a nearly identical experience at a much more accessible price point. From the moment you attach it magnetically to the side of your iPad, it feels seamless and thoughtfully designed. The magnetic wireless fast charging works flawlessly—snap it on, and it starts charging instantly, just like the original. No ports, no cables, and no interruptions to your workflow. Battery life is impressive, easily lasting through long drawing sessions, note-taking, or hours of marking up documents. Performance is where this pencil truly shines. Palm rejection is solid, lines are smooth and responsive, and latency is low enough that writing and sketching feel natural and precise. Whether you’re using it for digital art, handwriting notes, or navigating the iPad interface, it keeps up effortlessly. Build quality is another strong point. The matte finish provides a comfortable grip, it feels well-balanced in the hand, and the overall look closely matches Apple’s minimalist aesthetic. It pairs quickly and stays reliably connected, making it a dependable everyday tool. Overall, this iPad Pencil is a fantastic choice for students, creatives, and professionals who want the Apple Pencil 2nd-gen experience—magnetic charging, fast response, and clean design—without paying the premium price. Highly recommended for anyone looking for value without compromise.

EDIT: The pen started working and has been working great since. I upped this to four of five due to the weirdness of it suddenly starting to charge again and has worked since. For months now, it's worked and charged just fine. Not even close to the official Apple Pencil, but if you don't need the click, grip, and the 1001 options the Apple Pencil Pro has, this is working great. I can't explain the charging issue or why it started charging and working. The only thing I recall doing is plug it into a low amp charger. I think the low amp caused it to trickle charge. I know these devices have a charging board that tells the charger how much power it needs. I think the low amp (5v at .5 amp) charger for a cheap rechargeable nightlight didn't give the pen a choice and it charged overnight. For the last few months, it's wirelessly charging on the iPad. I tried to replicate the 'not charging' condition, and now it refuses to fail! Original Review: I was happy with this one at first. Then I noticed the iPad reporting the ped charging when attached but not increasing the actual charge. I put the pen on a Qi charger and the pen kit up red, like it was charging. Ok, I thought, I can deal with charging it like this, I have a charger nearly everywhere I need one. But, no, it only showed it was charging but no charge percentage increase. Now it's dead. While it worked it wrote superbly with my writing stroke being exceptionally accurate. The thickness of the pen is similar to the Apple pen and the sensitivity was on point! I tried this pen on a matte screen protector, which gave me the best writing experience as it felt like I was writing on paper, but also glided across the smooth screen of my iPad 13 inch (M4). As for comfort, don't death grip the pen and it'll be a very comfortable experience. At the end of the day, I just bought an Apple Pen. I have another brand that has magnetic and USB C charging that I use when away from home, but I'd recommend looking elsewhere for a cheaper Apple alternative. Super impressed with this pen on the beginning, only to have that disappear just over a month later. I'll be contacting the manufacturer and seller to see if anything can be done and I'll update the review accordingly. After all, a product is only as good as the support of the company making it.