Jamjake Stylus Pen for iPad with Palm Rejection, Active Pencil Compatible with (2018-2020) Apple iPad Pro/iPad/iPad Mini/iPad Air.

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This programmable stylus offers two desirable Apple Pencil traits (pressure sensitivity and programmable gestures) and levels up with a finer 1-millimeter tip. It also has a pressure-sensitivity rating of 2,048 levels. Apple hasn’t revealed the exact sensitivity of their stylus, but essentially this number means that you’ll enjoy a nearly pen-to-paper experience with the Adonit Note+, which could be ideal if you’re looking to draw with your iPad. The two programmable shortcut buttons on the stylus will also come in handy. Versatility refers to how many devices and apps each stylus is compatible with and how many tasks it can complete.

Jamjake Stylus Pen for iPad with Palm Rejection, Active

Palm Rejection and Magnetic Design】You can put your hand comfortably on the screen when drawing or writing with palm rejection, no need to wear gloves for more convenient writing or drawing. Magnetic design (only support iPad pro 3rd ), no rolling and losing when resting, more convenient to carry and organize. What’s more, it comes with a fully capable battery that can last up to 12 hours after just one hour of charging. Oh yes, it can run for up to 1 hour after just 5 minutes of charging, which is yet another plus.Not compatible with models before 2018】The stylus doesn’t support iPad pro 1st&2nd, iPad pro 10.5″, iPad pro 9.7″, iPad 1 to 5 Gen, iPad mini 1 to 4 Gen, iPad Air 1st/2nd Gen versions of iPad. Not Compatible With iPhone, Android, Microsoft devices.

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Just don’t expect the kind of controls that you get on Logitech or the official Apple Pencil. Apart from that, JamJake Stylus Pen comes with palm rejection technology so that is sorted. Simply put, with 20-hr battery life, JamJake Stylus Pen is one of the best alternatives to Apple Pencil 2 and at this price, you can’t beat it.We love the Apple Pencil and would pretty much recommend it every time, except that some darn good options cost so much less. The Adonit Note+ doesn't integrate quite as smoothly into Apple's iPad world, but it's not far behind, feels better in hand, and will save you some serious dough. The JamJake has an even more tempting price tag, though you lose key features like pressure sensitivity. Our next favorite nib type is the metal mesh versions on the Friendly Swede, Meko, and Mixoo pens. They work similarly to the soft rubber tips on the Libberway options but glide where the rubber tends to drag.

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The JamJake works on a wider range of iPad devices but offers fewer features. The S Pen only works with one device, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. It can complete all of the tasks you'd expect of a stylus and pairs well with Samsung's free Notes app. That’s not all, MPIO also has the trusted palm rejection feature that ensures you don’t need to use a glove while writing. From a user’s perspective, it’s a must-have feature. So, I’m glad that the accessory has included it. iPad 2018 & 2020, iPad 6th Gen (9.7″), iPad 7th Gen (10.2″), iPad Mini 5th Gen, iPad Air 3rd Gen, iPad Pro (11″/12.9″) The S Pen, Note+, Dash 4, Logitech Crayon, and Pencil all make it easy to convert your handwritten notes into text using the Samsung and Apple Notes apps.Probably the best part about Adonit Pixel is the improved 1.9mm Pixel point tip that offers better accuracy. Besides, the point tip also provides a paper-like drag to make writing and drawing feel more fluid. In terms of fluidity, Adonit Pixel is on par with Apple Pencil.