Any problems with connectivity issues? Some reviews on Amazon were complaining on this issue. Have you found this to be true with your experience? Thanks
@@VisionCommunications there are two versions on Amazon. Do you know the difference between the two? The other one has a USB C connection port on the pencil. Is that the older version?
@VisionCommunications thank you for letting me know. I just picked up 11 inch iPad Pro today. I’m looking for a stylus but no way am I paying the ridiculous amount Apple is charging for the Apple Pencil…
@@kavishbhoriwal1957 The magnet is strong enough to stay attached to the top of iPad, but can be jarred off like Apple Pencil. It does not charge inductively.
Hi Sir. do you have an idea if what size of an apple pencil it is like? So i can buy a pencil sleeve for that esr pen. Most sleeves only have variants forcthe apple pencil ones.
You can draw with it but there is no varying of width or pressure sensitivity, so it's no good for artistic level drawing. As I tried to say, it's just a stylus for selecting and moving items around on the screen. It can do handwriting recognition, which is something else I don't need. At $26, it is good for what it is good for, which is very little! :-)
Any problems with connectivity issues? Some reviews on Amazon were complaining on this issue. Have you found this to be true with your experience? Thanks
I haven't had any connectivity issues.
@@VisionCommunications there are two versions on Amazon. Do you know the difference between the two? The other one has a USB C connection port on the pencil. Is that the older version?
Does it magnetically attach to the side & wirelessly charge with a M4 iPad Pro 11"?
It magnetically attaches to the top, but it does not charge. It comes with a separate charger.
@VisionCommunications thank you for letting me know. I just picked up 11 inch iPad Pro today. I’m looking for a stylus but no way am I paying the ridiculous amount Apple is charging for the Apple Pencil…
How strong is the magnet when you attach it to iPad M4 Pro? I’d out string enough?
And does it charge magnetically??
@@kavishbhoriwal1957 The magnet is strong enough to stay attached to the top of iPad, but can be jarred off like Apple Pencil. It does not charge inductively.
Does it support to iPad Air m2
That's a good question. Unfortunately, I don't know.
Hi Sir. do you have an idea if what size of an apple pencil it is like? So i can buy a pencil sleeve for that esr pen. Most sleeves only have variants forcthe apple pencil ones.
This $25 product is not really worth any accessories. It does magnetically attach to the top of the iPad.
@@VisionCommunications basically its for ease and comfort while writing and not for protection 😅
Can it draw though? And does the ipad register your finger while you're drawing/writing with the stylus
You can draw with it but there is no varying of width or pressure sensitivity, so it's no good for artistic level drawing. As I tried to say, it's just a stylus for selecting and moving items around on the screen. It can do handwriting recognition, which is something else I don't need.
At $26, it is good for what it is good for, which is very little! :-)
does it support 10th gen ipad?
This is the latest iPad M4
Does it work with iPad Air m2
It's a good question, but unfortunately I don't know for sure.