8 Best iPad Pen Styluses For A Smoother iPad Experience

Apple Pencil (2nd Generation)

Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) has the same pressure sensitivity and palm rejection as the original model. In addition, it comes with the Wireless pairing and charging.

Apple Pencil (1st Generation)

Apple Pencil (1st Generation) supports a more significant number of iPads than the latest version. In addition, it charge your battery quickly.

Logitech Crayon

Logitech Crayon can be used readily. However, it does not feature pressure sensitivity, unlike the Apple Pencil.

Adonit Note+

The Adonit Note+ is thicker and heavier than the Adonit Pencil that is compatible with a variety of devices, including smartphones.

The Adonit Mark is battery-free, which is both good and terrible. It’s convenient because there’s no need to replace or recharge the battery.

Adonit Mark

The Adonit Note UVC feature has a power-off mechanism, ensuring that the light does not harm your eyes.

Adonit Note UVC

The Zagg Pro Stylus battery life is typically decent, and the overall design makes it comfortable to use for prolonged amounts of time.

ZAGG – Pro Stylus

Wacom Bamboo Fineline 3

Wacom Bamboo Fineline 3 has a long battery life (rechargeable via USB) & it connects to your iPad through Bluetooth, bringing the embedded shortcut buttons into play as well, allowing you to create valuable shortcuts inside your favourite iOS apps.