ZAGG Pro Stylus with Active & Capacitive Tips, Palm Rejection, Tilt Recognition, Instant Bluetooth Pairing, Compatible with iPad Pro 11/12.9 (3,4, & 5 Gen)/Air 10.9/iPad 10.2/9.7/Mini 5

I’ve been using the ZAGG Pro Stylus 2 for a few weeks now, and it has quickly become an essential tool in my digital workflow. The dual-tip design is incredibly convenient, allowing me to seamlessly switch between precise drawing and smooth navigation. The active stylus tip is highly responsive, making it perfect for detailed sketches and note-taking, while the capacitive back tip works great for general use. One of the standout features of the Pro Stylus 2 is its wireless charging capability. It’s such a relief not having to deal with cables and plugs; I simply place it on my wireless charger, and it’s good to go. The battery life is impressive, easily lasting me through multiple days of heavy use before needing a recharge. The stylus is well-balanced and feels comfortable in hand, with a sleek and professional design that matches well with my tablet. The palm rejection technology works flawlessly, ensuring that my hand resting on the screen doesn’t interfere with my work. Overall, the ZAGG Pro Stylus 2 offers fantastic performance and convenience for anyone looking to enhance their tablet experience. Whether you’re an artist, student, or professional, this stylus is definitely worth considering. Highly recommended!

The Zagg Pro Stylus 2 is an excellent alternative to the Apple Pencil, offering great value for its price 1. It features a dual-tip design, with one end for writing and the other for scrolling, making it versatile for various tasks 1. The stylus wirelessly charges when attached to an iPad, which is incredibly convenient 2. While it lacks pressure sensitivity, making it less ideal for serious artists, it performs admirably for note-taking and casual sketching 1. The build quality is solid, and it feels comfortable in hand 3. Overall, the Zagg Pro Stylus 2 is a reliable and cost-effective option for iPad users.

I bought this as an alternative to spending an exorbitant amount on the authentic Apple Pencil. The blue took connected instantly to my iPad and has worked flawlessly since. The pencil came with an extra tip and the usb-c to usb charging cord but no block. The block was not a big deal because I have a charging tower with usb ports on it. It will flash green when you hit the power button and it is already on/connected and will begin to flash red when it is dying and needs charged. If I set it down and leave it alone for a little bit; the pencil will turn itself off to conserve battery life. The battery life depends on the usage. If I’m using it continually I will have to charge it after 3-4hr but I can leave it in my bag for days without use before needing to charge it. The pencil is also magnetic so it sticks to my iPad and the magnetic parts of my magic-folio. I have only had it for a month so I can not speak to longevity of the overall product.

Just received my stylus pencil. Directions said it was fully charged and ready to use. It was not. Been charging for three hours and the red light is still on. Hopefully it fully charges and red light goes off. Besides the battery issue I like the pencil more than others I have purchased. Was able to try it out and all is good except for the battery. We will see later tonight if I keep it. Might be a fluke and I got one with a bad battery. Keep you posted. Update: Red light finally went out after about 4 hours of charging. Still charged this morning. Going to wait for the next charging and see how long it takes. Otherwise the pencil works great. If all goes well it is diffidently worth the price.

Worked well for one day. Second day it seems dead, but won’t take a charge. Clicking the button on and off worked initially…then nothing.

Love this pen, I’ve tried the new version but it won’t keep a charge

Pros: Easy to use, no pairing required magnetically attaches to your iPad Battery life indicator, auto turn off when not in use, on/off button Top of stylus serves as a touch stylus even when it is turned off USB C, and the port is covered/protected Extra replacement tip included Supports tilt Works with newer iPad Pros and iPad Air 4th gen Cons: No pressure sensitivity (not an issue if you are not using it for drawing) Overall, this is my favorite stylus for my iPad Air 4th gen. It works great for note taking, there is no noticeable lag, the tilt works great with highlighter tools, and it has a nice weight when writing. The magnet is strong and the stylus is about the same size as the apple pencil. This stylus is also a nice companion for photo editing. If the stylus is turned off, you can still use the top nub as an alternative to using your fingers. This stylus would be perfect if the company can integrate pressure sensitivity, but not everyone needs pressure sensitivity. So, if you are an average user then this stylus can probably meet your needs.

I purchased this pen about 7 months ago, and both of the tips have broken. They start splitting after a couple months of use. The first time, the tip was completely gone and the pen one was unusable, the second time, the spit is smaller, and the pen is still usable, but I need to order more soon. I use this pen regularly for work, and do not have a back up, so I cannot work without it. If you purchase this pen, get the back up tips immediately or after you have to replace the first one, and keep the included replacement handy.

Super buena alternativa al Apple pencil. Detecta el ángulo y ajusta el grosor de línea. Simplemente lo encendí cuando lo saque de la caja y se conectó super rápido no se batalla para nada con la conexión. Las únicas diferencias al Apple pencil en mi caso son el color de lápiz y que no carga directamente del iPad. Así que por el precio está perfecto

It’s good but it’s still not even close to being as good as the real Apple Pencil and the magnet isn’t that strong and in my opinion it’s price is a little higher than it’s need

Der Stift lässt sich nicht aufladen, es ist aber unmöglich, den Verkäufer zu erreichen.

I had the previous version and was excited to know this one charge’s wirelessly. It does not, there is a wire that plugs in to USB and the pen must be magnetically attached to the wire. It does not charge on the iPad like the Apple pen. It is a pain to carry the separate charger around. Previous version with USB-C charger was a lot better.

Awesome product