#APPLE STYLUS PEN 55 PRO#
#APPLE STYLUS PEN 55 WINDOWS#

Similar to other smart pens on this list, the tip size is 1.2mm which is pretty good. Packed with palm rejection technology, the Xiron Stylus brings a smooth experience while taking notes, drawing or sketching. Xiron Stylus is our next pick mainly because of its low-cost price and features that are quite comparable to the official Apple Pencil 2. All in all, the Case U Pen is a solid alternative to Apple Pencil 2 and if you have recently got the iPad Air (4th Gen) then it will prove to be a perfect companion.īuy from Amazon: Rs. Since the Case U Pen comes with a 1.2mm POM tip, you can expect greater accuracy without any offset while writing or sketching.Ĭase U Pen does not support tilt drawing and pressure sensitivity, but you can use multiple nib designs for different brushes. It’s also feature-packed bringing niceties like high precision drawing, no input lag and best of all, palm rejection under Rs. It protects your items from scratches and the dual-zipper opening keeps everything quickly access when you wish to use it. The multi-compartments hold the pencil, adapter, pencil cap and extra pencil tip individually. To sum up, Adonit Note+ is another Apple Pencil 2 alternative for iPad Air (4th Gen) that costs less and brings almost all the major features. Created with the soft pu leather, it is fully capable of providing the full-body protection to the pen. Finally, the accuracy is also on point and many professionals recommend it for its precision. What I love about Adonit Note+ is that it comes with a USB C port so you can use any Type-C power brick to charge your pencil. You can configure the buttons for Undo, Redo or Erase which is awesome. Adonit Note+ also features palm rejection technology and offers two quick shortcut buttons. Similar to Logitech Crayon, it’s also pressure-sensitive and can draw or create a shade effect by tilting the pen tip. 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.Īdonit Note+ is another Apple Pencil 2 alternative that can be a great companion for the iPad Air (4th Gen). 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. Not to mention, Logitech Crayon is one of the few Apple Pencil 2 alternatives that can adjust the line by how much pressure you exert. And the best part is that its tips are interchangeable and you can use tips of all sizes (sold separately). Next, the accuracy is pretty close to the official Apple Pencil 2 and many professionals have endorsed Logitech’s precision. First of all, it features the palm rejection technology so you will be able to sketch or draw without any stray touches. The pencil costs nearly half of what the official Apple Pencil 2 costs and you get almost all the features which is great. Logitech Crayon Digital Pencil is one of the best Apple Pencil 2 alternatives and it’s also compatible with the new iPad Air (4th Gen).

#APPLE STYLUS PEN 55 PRO#

List of Top Apple Pencil 2 Alternatives for iPad Air 4 1. RENAISSER Stylus Pen for iPad, Supports Magnetic Attachment, Palm Rejection, Compatible with Apple iPad Pro 2018/2020 11/12.9 Inch, iPad 7/8/9th, iPad Mini 5/6th, iPad Air 3rd/4th 4. Take a look at all the alternatives below and click on the link to move to the corresponding pen. We have also mentioned a feature-packed Apple Pencil 2 alternative for Indian users so that you don’t end up buying an incompatible stylus. Slightly larger seems pointless to me.Here, we have enlisted the top Apple Pencil 2 alternatives that are compatible with iPad Air (4th Gen). If you're going to have a tablet, something quite a bit bigger then your phone makes it worth it. I think the Mini, or any 7-8' tablet is almost pointless. With how thin and light ipads have become, making a larger version shouldn't be to bad. You didn't want to carry the thing around, and hold it on your Lap. Larger Tablets in the past have been huge, bulky and heavy. A larger iPad, a Pen starts to make some sense, but again only for a few people. Seeing results of pictures people have done on iPads when there's no Pen support is quite amazing. I can't draw worth a crap, and don't have much need for a pen and I'm sure most don't have a need. It comes in handy for Drawing Apps and whatnot. Which is why later they went away from that and came up with the Metro interface designed for touch. Not that you could use your fingers anyway if you could with all the little boxes and drop down menu's and whatnot. It of course used a Pen as it's only real way to Input.

#APPLE STYLUS PEN 55 WINDOWS#

I remember back using my HP iPaq Windows Mobile 5 PDA.

A pen has it's uses, but should never be the main input on a mobile device with a touch screen.

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