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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Another digital pen that can take on Apple Pencil head-on is none other than Logitech Crayon. It features a good-looking profile that offers the needed grip so that you can hold the stylus comfortably. In terms of gripping, I find it better than the 1st-gen Apple Pencil.

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Having said all of that, the only cons is that it does not attach to the iPad Air (4th Gen) magnetically which is expected as it’s a third-party accessory. All in all, I would say, for significantly less price, the Logitech Crayon Digital Pencil is a great Apple Pencil 2 alternative and you should give it a look.

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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.

JAMJAKE Stylus Pen for iPad with Palm Rejection (2018-2021)

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. Many of them sport better design and come at a fraction of Apple Pencil’s price. Not to mention, most of them also work pretty well with the iPhone. Now that you know what these top Apple Pencil alternatives for the 8th-gen iPad have in store, let’s get started with the roundup!

Is it worth getting a stylus for iPad?

While it's not as streamlined and sophisticated as the Apple Pencil, it is hard to argue with the value of the JamJake Palm Rejection Stylus. It does almost everything the Pencil does, nearly as well, for a fraction of the price. It's easy to pair with your iPad, and after you set it up, all you have to do is tap the top to turn it on. (That can also make it easy to turn off inadvertently, but we only did that a few times before learning to avoid it.) The pen's palm-rejection technology lets you take advantage of its precision, and we never noticed much of a lag between its tip and the lines or letters we were drawing. All told, the JamJake makes it easy to take clear notes and create detailed artwork. With excellent accuracy and palm rejection technology, this pen gives you almost all the goods at a great price The Apple Pencil is super responsive and has pixel-perfect precision with industry-leading low latency to write, markup, or draw. It also has tilt sensitivity and palm-rejection technology, so the screen only recognizes the Apple Pencil, not your hand or finger. The JAMJAKE Stylus Pen features palm rejection, accuracy and precision for smooth writing and drawing, and is compatible with several different iPad models. This JamJake pen has many of the features of the Apple Pencil for much less. No need to connect via Bluetooth; just turn it on, and it's ready to go. You can use it with any iPad compatible with the Apple Pencil. It charges with a USB-C cable, and you get 20 hours of battery life. Pencil alternatives for less

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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. 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.

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Our editorial team researched the current stylus market for the best options to test, investigating more than 60 unique models before buying the selection presented in this review. To test these styluses, we set up an Android Pixel 3a, iPhone SE, iPad Pro 12.9" (4th gen), iPad Pro 10.2" (8th gen), and Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with three apps — Evernote, Adobe Illustrator Draw (now Adobe Fresco), and Concepts. We also scrolled around the devices for daily use and completed standardized writing and drawing tasks with each stylus on every device they work with. Finally, we passed them around to friends and family to get an array of opinions on performance. 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. Apple Pencil 2nd generation specs: Weight:0.73 ounces | Battery life: 12 hours | Palm rejection: Yes | Tilt recognition: Yes