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The NTHJOYS iPad Pencil is a third-party active stylus for most iPads from the 6th-generation iPad onward. It charges two ways: magnetically on the side of compatible iPads, or through a USB-C port. It adds Bluetooth-based shortcut taps for Home and the task switcher, palm rejection and tilt sensitivity. Against the Apple Pencil it costs far less and covers more iPad models, but it lacks Apple's pressure sensitivity and the lowest-latency pairing, so artists should weigh that trade-off.
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This is a second-generation style stylus for compatible iPad models. It charges in two ways: wirelessly by attaching magnetically to the side of the iPad, or through Type-C fast charging. Magnetic charging only works on iPads that support magnetic attachment. Other devices can use Type-C charging only.
After it is paired over Bluetooth, the iPad shows the pen's battery percentage. Tapping the button at the top once returns to the Home screen, and a double tap opens the Task Manager. Palm rejection lets you rest your hand on the screen without gloves. Tilt sensitivity draws lines of different thickness depending on the writing angle. It is a capacitive stylus with no pressure sensitivity.
The pen has a 1 mm tip. An indicator light shows its status. Blue means it is working or on standby, red breathes while charging and flashes when power is low, and green stays on for 30 seconds after a full charge. A long press on the button turns the pen on or off, and a short press activates the shortcut function.
