Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great for iPad Very sensitive and reasonable price

I got this crayon styles to replace bamboo styles.

Good alternate to apple pencil cost effective nice

My wife hated this. It was very large and clunky. I returned it for the Apple Pencil which my wife loves. I do not recommend this if you have an iPad and you can afford the Apple Pencil. The money you save is not worth the harder to use product.

It is ok. My wife has an actual apple pen and it does work better, but it was less costly for me.

Great pen. Battery life little low. Scratches screen

Great pen works well with the 9th generation ipad just doesn't fit the ipad case storage for a pen..

Used this for about 2 hours and thought I was really going to like it. It’s easy to grip and wrote like a pen on paper. However, after 2 hours it stopped working. I tried charging it thinking the battery was low. Still nothing. It would turn on for 3 seconds then shut down. After trying again the next day with the same results and not finding much help on their website, I returned it and got an Apple Pencil.

Overall, great pen. Easy to use, easy to install. My kids love it. Definitely would recommend it.

My daughter loves this pen with her new iPad. Works great for writing and games that she plays

I bought this for my standard, 2019 iPad, to use with several different apps. It does not work the same as the 1st gen Pencil. Took it back and got the Pencil (which was on sale). MUCH happier with the Pencil.

Realistically speaking this is a pencil that’s a good replacement for the apple pencil but it’s not quite there yet.

Gift for my daughter, she said it worked well in the beginning but not so great after a while

Bought this to take notes at work. Well if not turned off properly the battery drains very quickly, and there is no signifier of when it’s done charging. Otherwise it’s great for children to draw with.

The shape is odd for writing...uncomfortable compared to a round barrel pencil. The price is less than the Apple Pencil, but higher than the $40 knock-offs sold online. I will say that it works, but that there’s a major feature missing: auto shut-off. Once I turn it on, it stays on, and will drain its charge. Not so good when I pick up the pencil and put it down all day while working. I like a lot of Logitech stuff, but not this.

it isn't as comfortable to hold and needs a more precise tip option. it holds mor elike a carpenter pencil to quick marks than a pencil I'd want to draw with for extended periods of time

Wasnt sure if the person would lke it but they just love this pen

The Logitech Crayon is a great alternative to the Apple Pencil for certain uses, and would be great for kids. In terms of comfort, I actually prefer the look/feel of the Crayon over the Apple Pencil, and I prefer its shape as it doesn't roll around at all of course! The Apple Pencil was designed not to roll around as well but I just like the shape of the Crayon better and it feels more like you're holding an actual pen/pencil so feels more like you're writing with a pen/pencil. Using it is as easy as turning it on and going straight to work. As it promised no pairing was needed on mine, it just worked right out of the box. Pretty cool. It really was easier to setup than the Apple Pencil. Writing with it feels much like the Apple Pencil where it's smooth and accurate. It doesn't necessarily feel like you're writing on paper but once you're used to it, it does begin to feel more natural. The Crayon is great for note taking and simple artwork but it does NOT support the pressure sensitive writing that the Apple Pencil does. The tilt of the pen does affect how lines show but pushing harder has no effect on the line. For everything I do, this is great and I'd prefer it to the Apple Pencil. In short, if you are looking for a pen that you'll just use for writing notes and doing simple drawings this would work great. On the other hand, if you are looking to do artwork like with paint brushes, pencils, or other art tools where pressure sensitivity is essential to your art then this is probably not the best for that specific use case. Battery life was good lasting several hours of use and it never ran dead. It does have the ability to be turned off to preserve battery life and can be charged with a lightning cable with the charge port under the cap. What is not so great it is does not include a lightning cable so you'll have to use the one that came with your iPad or purchase another. It is fair to point out that the Apple Pencil also doesn't come with a cable but does plug in to the iPad where the Crayon does not. In all, I'd recommend it if you're just taking notes or doing simple artwork. It'd be ideal for kids but I would definitely steer away from it if you are doing artwork that requires the pressure sensitivity. Pros: No paring needed Power button Great for notes Shape/feel Cons: No charge cable/adapter - you will need to use your own lightning cable No pressure sensitivity

Okayish, got 2 one for me and one for my roomste and one stoped working sfter a month.

I had to return it it was an awkward shape. It wouldn’t secure on my zagg keyboard.