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

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The Apple Pencil (USB-C) is a budget stylus device that targets the same low-cost market that third-party manufacturers have been exploiting for years. It was a good decision for Apple to come out with this accessory because the Cupertino-based company can now compete with other companies by selling to a targeted audience who don’t want to pay Apple Pencil 2 prices. Advanced features: More advanced stylus models include features such as palm rejection, tilt support, and pressure sensitivity, which make for a better drawing and writing experience. The active tip on the other end of the Zagg Pro Stylus can do this, too, but it drains the built-in battery. The capacitive tip is good enough for just scrolling around the web and it doesn’t need power. It works on an iPhone screen, too, as both the handset and the tablet think this capacitive tip is a finger. Palm rejection: With palm rejection, you can rest your hand comfortably on the surface of the tablet while you're drawing without it impacting on your work, just as you would a piece of paper. Without it, the tablet may get confused with the multiple input signals. If you're planning to spend long sessions drawing, a stylus with palm rejection will make things much more fluid and comfortable.

Compatible with Apps that Support Apple Pencil: The Pro Stylus from ZAGG works with your favorite apps that support Apple Pencil. The Stylus Pro will securely attach magnetically to multiple iPad models including the iPad mini 6. Brad MoonWhile the Apple Pencil (USB-C) won’t be available until early November, we’re going to use this opportunity to share with you whether we think you should take the plunge on the it or choose one of the third-party options instead. Apple Pencil (USB-C) vs. pretty much everyone else

Wireless Charging: The Pro Stylus 2 attaches magnetically to the included wireless charging cradle. It also works with any wireless Qi-charger. There’s a quirk iPad Pro users should be aware of, though. Apple built four magnets into this tablet to hold it to the Magic Keyboard or the Smart Keyboard. The capacitive tip in the Zagg Pro Stylus is attracted to these. Not so much as to make it difficult to use, but you’ll need to get accustomed to the tip wanting to divert to one of those four spots when it gets near them. The Zagg Pro Stylus (on top) includes both an active tip and a capacitive one, giving it a leg up on Apple Pencil (at bottom). The end of the stylus is a capacitive tip that requires no power and can even be used with an ... [+] iPhone. Brad Moon Cùng với đó, sản phẩm cũng tương thích với các ứng dụng hỗ trợ Apple Pencil, như Adobe Illustrator Draw, Medibang Paint, Procreate 4, Adobe Photoshop Sketch, Bamboo Paper…ZAGG made sure that the Pro Stylus works with pretty much every iPad from 2017 and onward, so this has wide compatibility. Plus, the universal capacitive tip means you can use this with your iPhone and other touch screen devices too. You should not buy this if ... The Apple Pencil and later the Apple Pencil 2 completely changed iPad users' workflow. The Apple Pencil's ability to sketch, draw, and paint with pressure sensitivity helps make the iPad perfect for artists. Likewise, the inclusion of a stylus for note-taking and document signing makes an iPad perfect for students and business persons. However, the Apple Pencil is expensive, and there are excellent alternatives that cost less.