[Specially Adapt Model] The pencil only for ipad &ipad pro: Ipad 2018-2021 9th 8th ,10.2inch 7 th ,6th generation. 2019-2020 Ipad air 4th , 3rd GEN. 2019 Ipad mini 5th Generation. Ipad pro 2018-2020 ,11-12.9 inch 3rd gen. Note: Just work for the above model No, Other model NO are invalid. Please check the correct iPad model before you buy it.
[Palm Rejection and Smooth] Upgraded iPad pen with Palm rejection technology, you can rest your palm on iPad screen without an uncomfortable glove while writing or drawing. Just like real pens, provide a natural and smooth writing feeling. We commend that you can use this pen on the iPad with a glass screen protector.
[Super Precise and Easy To use] The ipad pencil is equipped with a 1.5mm upgraded POM tip which is more precise and smooth, No lagging, No skips, No scratches. Compared with the ordinary stylus pens nib, it has higher durability. No need to install Bluetooth or Apps. You can use it to browse the Web, jot down notes, paint a watercolor, sketch, or mark up a document.
[Touch Activated and long standby] Just double tap cap button continually, it will turn on or off. Auto-off and turn in “Sleep Mode” after idle for 8-10 minutes to save power. USB-C Charges fast and conveniently. 20 hours continuous working, 90 mins charge, 90days standby time.
[Smart appearance and Service] Smooth cylinder pen body with one flat side which is comfortable to hold or grip and not rolling. Simply double tap cap button continually, the stylus pencil can work on your ipads freely.
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Specification: ATF Stylus Pen for iPad with Palm Rejection and Magnetic Design, Active Stylus Compatible with (2018-2021) Apple iPad 6th-9th Gen/iPad Pro…
Brand
‎ABOUTTHEFIT
Manufacturer
‎ABOUTTHEFIT
Model
‎D3-OKUI-H14D
Product Dimensions
‎5 x 5 x 5 cm, 100 Grams
Batteries
‎2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Item model number
‎D3-OKUI-H14D
Compatible Devices
‎Tablet
Mounting Hardware
‎ONE PENCIL AND CHARGING CABLE
Battery Description
‎Lithium-Ion
Charging Time
‎1 Hours
Batteries Included
‎Yes
Batteries Required
‎Yes
Battery cell composition
‎Lithium Ion
material
‎Magnetic
Country of Origin
‎China
Item Weight
‎100 g
6 reviews for ATF Stylus Pen for iPad with Palm Rejection and Magnetic Design, Active Stylus Compatible with (2018-2021) Apple iPad 6th-9th Gen/iPad Pro…
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Twinkle –
This stylus is an almost perfect alternative to the original product.
It feels light, but good. It glides easily across the surface, doesn’t feel scratchy or anything like that. Obviously, there are mild glitches occasionally with things like the fact that it doesn’t have pressure sensitivity (like the original Apple Pencil does), but honestly, it doesn’t really make THAT much of a difference.
The one thing I wish was better was the build quality of the tip itself. If you drop the pencil even once, you’re worried about breaking the whole thing, because it does feel kinda flimsy, but the tip itself will 100% dent when it falls. They do give you a replacement tip included with the purchase, but even then, it makes me very nervous to handle while on the move. If the product was built a little stronger and more secure, it might inspire a bit more confidence with me.
However, that’s a very small negative for an otherwise amazing product! I’m so happy this is available. I was so impressed with the stylus that I bought a second one for my friend, who also loves it! 10/10 would recommend buying this!
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★★★★★
Twinkle –
Worst. You should go for Apple pencil only. These kind of third party stylus is not good. I bought it. It worked well for few days. After that it is not working properly
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★★★★★
Koustub Poddar –
Thanks to the delivery agents, I got my parcel within 1.5 days but the pencil is not supporting my iPad. It is quite heavy than I thought and has a different logo than shown. Its Company is “about the fit” and the irony is it so thick that isn’t fit in my ipad cover and it can not access features on my iPad that my hand fingures can. Even a cheap pencil which i got for free with ipad cover, is more supporting my ipad thn this 😖😖ðŸ˜. I am Returning the product.
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★★★★★
Amazon Customer –
I have bought this product 4 days ago , after 4 use I thought of reviewing it. First impression is that it looks as cool as apple pencil. Second I haven’t charged it yet. I daily use 2 to 3 hours as I do note making with it. This means that It has good battery life of 8 to 10 hours on one charge. Other best thing is that it charges via USB C port. Now lets come to the main point , the writing experience , It does a wonderful job more than u expected. Very smooth just like the s pen that i have used on Samsung Note series. Other best thing about ut is that it doesnot require any pairing with ipad , just press the last tip of the pencil and it just got paired. As it doesnot require bluetooth connection so this saves ipad battery too. Now i will write the next part after 1 month use and then three month use
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★★★★★
Koustub Poddar –
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 In box contents: 1 pencil 1 extra tip 1 faux leather pouch 1 USB A to USB C cable User manual and warranty card
Pros: 1. Price 2. Highly accurate and sensitive tip 3. The tip’s wear and tear resistance is likely similar to the Apple Pencil lineup 4. Great build quality 5. Writes at almost any angle 6. Absolutely no lag/skipping of lines while writing fast, offers notebook like note taking experience 7. 10+ Hours of writing time/2+ days worth of usage 8. Charges up pretty fast, takes than less than 30 Mins for the same. 9. Fantastic palm rejection 10. Will be compatible with future iPads (unlike Apple Pencil, which have to buy again at that time)
Cons: 1. Doesn’t have pressure sensitivity 2. Doesn’t have tilt support 3. Provides only 1 extra tip 4. The LED indicator doesn’t indicate low battery mode 5. The tip is very short, so obviously it won’t last as long as the one on Apple Pencil 6. Buying extra tips isn’t as easy as in the case of Apple Pencil
Conclusion: Who should consider buying this? If you are an artist, and if you can comfortably afford the Apple Pencil (or any third party stylus having pressure sensitivity and tilt support), you might want to skip this one. But if you are a note taker, and want notebook like note taking experience on the iPad, this is a great alternative to the Apple Pencil lineup. The pressure sensitivity is a nuisance while taking notes, so many people turn it off in the settings, to avoid inconsistent lines while writing, and the tilt support isn’t of any use either while taking notes, so for note taking, this pencil is just flawless. Going for this will save you quite a lot of money.
P.S.- The LED light will turn off on being fully charged.
P.S.-For more details on the ‘WiWu Pencil X’ (the one retailing here), just search ‘WiWu Pencil X’ on YouTube, and a video by ‘Noah Herman’ will pop up (though the stylus he reviewed isn’t WiWu Pencil X, but apart from a perfectly cylindrical body, everything is same).
P.S.-If you want a non-chinese alternative to the Apple Pencil, Adonit and Renaisser are the brands to go for, as both make their products in Taiwan.
P.S.-If you are having problems in magnetically docking the Pencil to your iPad Pro (3rd Gen and above)/iPad Air (4th Gen and above), you may consider removing the USB C cap of the pencil for better results.
P.S.-If you have an older iPad that doesn’t officially support Apple Pencil, or an Android tablet that doesn’t officially support any specific Active Stylus, and if you want notebook like note taking experience on your tablet, I would recommend you to get a simple electric stylus (like Adonit Dash 3/Flipkart SmartBuy Universal Active Stylus on Flipkart), along with an ‘Anti-Fouling Stylus Glove’ (as these styluses don’t support palm rejection).
P.S.-The LED Indicator can display 3 colours, which indicate: a.Red:Pencil is charging. b.Magenta:Pencil is charging, but can be used. c.Blue:Pencil is working.
P.S.- Some interesting Apple Pencil features you get while using this pencil: 1.When you first time use the ‘Notes’ app by Apple with this pencil, it will automatically turn on ‘Always write with Apple Pencil’ setting, and your fingers will be used to scroll the page up and down, ensuring fantastic palm rejection. 2.Thereafter, whenever you touch the pencil on the lock screen of your iPad, it will directly open the ‘Notes’ app, and you can start writing right away! 3.Similarly with apps supporting Apple Pencil (such as OneNote), it will automatically detect your pencil, and your fingers will be used to zoom in/out, and scroll the pages, if you turn off the ‘Draw with finger’ option. 4.Likewise, all apps that explicitly require Apple Pencil to function, also work with this, like ‘Shapr 3D CAD Modelling’. 5.If you put the pencil tip at either of the bottom corners of the iPad (w.r.t. the orientation you are viewing it in), and swipe up diagonally, it will take a screenshot. 6. Scribble function works great.
P.S.- If facing any minor palm rejection issues, buy an anti-fouling stylus glove as well.
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★★★★★
Sarosh –
Okay, so it’s no apple pencil BUT for HALF the price you get something that’s pretty darn close! Palm rejection works 99% of the time. Writes really well, if I’m making notes, for highlighting and even a bit of sketching and painting (used the Sketches App). There’s an extra tip along with the product. It’s got a sophisticated touch system at the end that turns it on/off (though you can accidentally turn if off if it touches your cheek). And the ipad detects it automatically as an apple pencil. Cons: The price seems to vary. I got it for 3999/- but a look at the amazon price tracker shows it’s been available for much cheaper (almost a 1000 bucks cheaper) in the past. But I was desperate so I didn’t care. Also, like I said, the palm rejection can be patchy 1% of the time. but now I guess I’m being too nitpicky. You don’t get to see how much battery is left. But that’s ok. It charges real quick. So for me, it was a good investment that I do not regret.
Twinkle –
This stylus is an almost perfect alternative to the original product.
It feels light, but good. It glides easily across the surface, doesn’t feel scratchy or anything like that. Obviously, there are mild glitches occasionally with things like the fact that it doesn’t have pressure sensitivity (like the original Apple Pencil does), but honestly, it doesn’t really make THAT much of a difference.
The one thing I wish was better was the build quality of the tip itself. If you drop the pencil even once, you’re worried about breaking the whole thing, because it does feel kinda flimsy, but the tip itself will 100% dent when it falls. They do give you a replacement tip included with the purchase, but even then, it makes me very nervous to handle while on the move. If the product was built a little stronger and more secure, it might inspire a bit more confidence with me.
However, that’s a very small negative for an otherwise amazing product! I’m so happy this is available. I was so impressed with the stylus that I bought a second one for my friend, who also loves it! 10/10 would recommend buying this!
Twinkle –
Worst. You should go for Apple pencil only. These kind of third party stylus is not good. I bought it. It worked well for few days. After that it is not working properly
Koustub Poddar –
Thanks to the delivery agents, I got my parcel within 1.5 days but the pencil is not supporting my iPad. It is quite heavy than I thought and has a different logo than shown. Its Company is “about the fit” and the irony is it so thick that isn’t fit in my ipad cover and it can not access features on my iPad that my hand fingures can. Even a cheap pencil which i got for free with ipad cover, is more supporting my ipad thn this 😖😖ðŸ˜. I am Returning the product.
Amazon Customer –
I have bought this product 4 days ago , after 4 use I thought of reviewing it.
First impression is that it looks as cool as apple pencil. Second I haven’t charged it yet. I daily use 2 to 3 hours as I do note making with it. This means that It has good battery life of 8 to 10 hours on one charge. Other best thing is that it charges via USB C port. Now lets come to the main point , the writing experience , It does a wonderful job more than u expected. Very smooth just like the s pen that i have used on Samsung Note series. Other best thing about ut is that it doesnot require any pairing with ipad , just press the last tip of the pencil and it just got paired. As it doesnot require bluetooth connection so this saves ipad battery too.
Now i will write the next part after 1 month use and then three month use
Koustub Poddar –
The media could not be loaded.
 In box contents:
1 pencil
1 extra tip
1 faux leather pouch
1 USB A to USB C cable
User manual and warranty card
Pros:
1. Price
2. Highly accurate and sensitive tip
3. The tip’s wear and tear resistance is likely similar to the Apple Pencil lineup
4. Great build quality
5. Writes at almost any angle
6. Absolutely no lag/skipping of lines while writing fast, offers notebook like note taking experience
7. 10+ Hours of writing time/2+ days worth of usage
8. Charges up pretty fast, takes than less than 30 Mins for the same.
9. Fantastic palm rejection
10. Will be compatible with future iPads (unlike Apple Pencil, which have to buy again at that time)
Cons:
1. Doesn’t have pressure sensitivity
2. Doesn’t have tilt support
3. Provides only 1 extra tip
4. The LED indicator doesn’t indicate low battery mode
5. The tip is very short, so obviously it won’t last as long as the one on Apple Pencil
6. Buying extra tips isn’t as easy as in the case of Apple Pencil
Conclusion: Who should consider buying this?
If you are an artist, and if you can comfortably afford the Apple Pencil (or any third party stylus having pressure sensitivity and tilt support), you might want to skip this one. But if you are a note taker, and want notebook like note taking experience on the iPad, this is a great alternative to the Apple Pencil lineup. The pressure sensitivity is a nuisance while taking notes, so many people turn it off in the settings, to avoid inconsistent lines while writing, and the tilt support isn’t of any use either while taking notes, so for note taking, this pencil is just flawless. Going for this will save you quite a lot of money.
P.S.- The LED light will turn off on being fully charged.
P.S.-For more details on the ‘WiWu Pencil X’ (the one retailing here), just search ‘WiWu Pencil X’ on YouTube, and a video by ‘Noah Herman’ will pop up (though the stylus he reviewed isn’t WiWu Pencil X, but apart from a perfectly cylindrical body, everything is same).
P.S.-If you want a non-chinese alternative to the Apple Pencil, Adonit and Renaisser are the brands to go for, as both make their products in Taiwan.
P.S.-If you are having problems in magnetically docking the Pencil to your iPad Pro (3rd Gen and above)/iPad Air (4th Gen and above), you may consider removing the USB C cap of the pencil for better results.
P.S.-If you have an older iPad that doesn’t officially support Apple Pencil, or an Android tablet that doesn’t officially support any specific Active Stylus, and if you want notebook like note taking experience on your tablet, I would recommend you to get a simple electric stylus (like Adonit Dash 3/Flipkart SmartBuy Universal Active Stylus on Flipkart), along with an ‘Anti-Fouling Stylus Glove’ (as these styluses don’t support palm rejection).
P.S.-The LED Indicator can display 3 colours, which indicate:
a.Red:Pencil is charging.
b.Magenta:Pencil is charging, but can be used.
c.Blue:Pencil is working.
P.S.- Some interesting Apple Pencil features you get while using this pencil:
1.When you first time use the ‘Notes’ app by Apple with this pencil, it will automatically turn on ‘Always write with Apple Pencil’ setting, and your fingers will be used to scroll the page up and down, ensuring fantastic palm rejection.
2.Thereafter, whenever you touch the pencil on the lock screen of your iPad, it will directly open the ‘Notes’ app, and you can start writing right away!
3.Similarly with apps supporting Apple Pencil (such as OneNote), it will automatically detect your pencil, and your fingers will be used to zoom in/out, and scroll the pages, if you turn off the ‘Draw with finger’ option.
4.Likewise, all apps that explicitly require Apple Pencil to function, also work with this, like ‘Shapr 3D CAD Modelling’.
5.If you put the pencil tip at either of the bottom corners of the iPad (w.r.t. the orientation you are viewing it in), and swipe up diagonally, it will take a screenshot.
6. Scribble function works great.
P.S.- If facing any minor palm rejection issues, buy an anti-fouling stylus glove as well.
Sarosh –
Okay, so it’s no apple pencil BUT for HALF the price you get something that’s pretty darn close!
Palm rejection works 99% of the time. Writes really well, if I’m making notes, for highlighting and even a bit of sketching and painting (used the Sketches App). There’s an extra tip along with the product. It’s got a sophisticated touch system at the end that turns it on/off (though you can accidentally turn if off if it touches your cheek). And the ipad detects it automatically as an apple pencil.
Cons: The price seems to vary. I got it for 3999/- but a look at the amazon price tracker shows it’s been available for much cheaper (almost a 1000 bucks cheaper) in the past. But I was desperate so I didn’t care.
Also, like I said, the palm rejection can be patchy 1% of the time. but now I guess I’m being too nitpicky.
You don’t get to see how much battery is left. But that’s ok. It charges real quick.
So for me, it was a good investment that I do not regret.