Stylus Pen for iPad and Android Devices
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$10.99at WalmartChecked Nov 9
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This is a $20-class active stylus with a 1.5mm tip, tilt sensitivity, USB-C charging and a claimed 8 hours of use. It works on iPads from 2018 on and on most capacitive touchscreens, including iPhone and Android phones, with no Bluetooth pairing or app. It is a budget alternative to the Apple Pencil: it gives you tilt and palm rejection on iPad but no pressure sensitivity, no magnetic charging and no hover. It suits note-takers, students and casual sketchers who want one pen for several devices; artists who rely on pressure control should look at the Apple Pencil or a pressure-sensitive Android stylus.
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Lowest price we've seen: $10.99 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Buyers treat it as a low-cost Apple Pencil substitute and mostly report it works well for notes and light drawing on iPad. Complaints center on the lack of pressure sensitivity and on palm rejection being unreliable outside iPad apps.
This stylus pen works with iPad models released from 2018 to 2026, iPhone, Android phones and tablets, and most capacitive touchscreen devices. It has a 1.5 mm precision tip for writing, drawing, navigating and signing documents. It supports tilt sensitivity and needs no Bluetooth pairing or app installation.
The body is lightweight aluminum. Double-tap the top to turn the stylus on or off. Automatic sleep mode saves battery when the stylus is idle. A full charge over USB-C gives up to 8 hours of continuous use.
Use the stylus at an angle greater than 15 degrees, because vertical use is not supported. It cannot be used while charging. Thin screen protectors work best, and water-based or paper-like films are preferred. Some thick tempered glass films and magnetic paper films can interfere with touch sensitivity. If the nib stops working, replace it with a spare. The spare nibs and charging cable are stored on the inner back of the packaging box.
