Does it work with the iPad 9th and 10th generation?

Yes, those are its main targets, and it also lists iPad Pro 11-inch and 12.9-inch models. Check your exact model against the compatibility list before buying, since older iPads are not supported.

Does it have pressure sensitivity like the Apple Pencil?

No. It supports tilt and palm rejection but not pressure sensitivity, so line weight stays constant. For pressure-based shading you need an Apple Pencil.

How does it charge and how long does it last?

It charges fast over its own charging method and attaches magnetically to the iPad's side. There is no Bluetooth, so the iPad cannot show a battery percentage; you judge charge by the pen's own indicator.

What comes in the box?

The pen plus two extra nibs, so you have three tips in total. The tips are replaceable and the 1.5 mm size suits fine writing.

Is it good for drawing or just notes?

It is best for note-taking, writing and annotation. Tilt gives some shading, but the missing pressure sensitivity makes it a weak choice for serious illustration.

Does it need Bluetooth or an app to work?

No. It works without pairing, which keeps setup simple but means no battery readout, shortcut buttons or app-level customisation.

Where is the Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation cheapest?

At Walmart, for $13.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 223 ratings.

Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation

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Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation

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Last seen at $13.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation

This is a third-party active stylus for Apple's standard iPads, with palm rejection, tilt support and a 1.5 mm tip. It charges fast and attaches magnetically to the iPad's side, but it has no pressure sensitivity and no Bluetooth, so it cannot do the pressure-based shading an Apple Pencil does. It suits students and note-takers who want a responsive pen for writing and light drawing at a fraction of the Apple Pencil's cost. Reviewers rate it well overall, praising responsiveness and value while noting the missing pressure sensitivity and the lack of a pairing indicator.

Best forStudents taking handwritten notesOffice workers marking up documentsCasual sketching and annotationBuyers who want Apple Pencil basics without the Apple Pencil

Pros

Palm rejection lets your hand rest on the screen while writing
Tilt support for shading and angled strokes
Fast charging with a magnetic side attachment
Two spare nibs included
Responsive, low-lag writing for notes and markup

Cons

No pressure sensitivity, so line weight does not vary with pressure
No Bluetooth, so no pairing, battery readout or shortcut buttons
Magnet holds for storage but is weaker than Apple's for carrying
Bulky at 0.78 lb compared with the Apple Pencil
Only works with listed iPad models, not older or non-Apple tablets

Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation prices at every store

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Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation price history

$13.99$12.99

Nov 8Nov 10

Lowest price we've seen: $12.99 on Nov 8 at Walmart; highest $13.99 on Nov 10. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.

What reviewers say

4.2 / 5223 ratings

Owners rate it 4.2 out of 5 across 223 ratings. Most say it writes smoothly and responsively for notes and everyday drawing, and that palm rejection works as promised. Complaints centre on the missing pressure sensitivity and the lack of Bluetooth pairing or battery status.

What people mention

ResponsivenessPraisedOwners say writing feels smooth and lag-free for notes and markup.
Palm rejectionPraisedReviewers report they can rest their hand on the screen without stray marks.
Pressure sensitivityCriticisedBuyers note lines do not thicken with pressure, which limits serious drawing.
BluetoothCriticisedThe lack of pairing means no battery readout or shortcut controls.
MagnetMixedThe side magnet works for storage but some find it too weak to trust in a bag.
WeightCriticisedSome owners find it heavier and thicker than the Apple Pencil.

Specifications

Compatible Brands: Apple
Compatible Devices: iPad, iPad Pro 11", iPad Pro 12.9"
Individual Product Compatibility: iPad 10th Generation
Tip Diameter: 1.5 mm
Replaceable Tip: Yes
Latency: No skipping, No lag
Pressure Sensitivity: No

Questions and answers

Does it work with the iPad 9th and 10th generation?: Yes, those are its main targets, and it also lists iPad Pro 11-inch and 12.9-inch models. Check your exact model against the compatibility list before buying, since older iPads are not supported.
Does it have pressure sensitivity like the Apple Pencil?: No. It supports tilt and palm rejection but not pressure sensitivity, so line weight stays constant. For pressure-based shading you need an Apple Pencil.
How does it charge and how long does it last?: It charges fast over its own charging method and attaches magnetically to the iPad's side. There is no Bluetooth, so the iPad cannot show a battery percentage; you judge charge by the pen's own indicator.
What comes in the box?: The pen plus two extra nibs, so you have three tips in total. The tips are replaceable and the 1.5 mm size suits fine writing.
Is it good for drawing or just notes?: It is best for note-taking, writing and annotation. Tilt gives some shading, but the missing pressure sensitivity makes it a weak choice for serious illustration.
Does it need Bluetooth or an app to work?: No. It works without pairing, which keeps setup simple but means no battery readout, shortcut buttons or app-level customisation.
Where is the Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation cheapest?: At Walmart, for $13.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Stylus Pen for iPad 10th & 9th Generation?: Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 223 ratings.