Customer Ratings & Reviews

Looks good, comfortable to hold, works well. Since I also own Apple pencils, the downside is having to remember to charge it. When i put my Apple Pencil away in my iPad case, it starts charging immediately, so it’s always fully charged when I go to use it. Otherwise, it’s a fantastic, very attractive product that I often mistake for a “real” pen or pencil when I lay it down. :)

My daughter really likes it. She was used to the apple pen but this one is doing a good job.

This pen is perfect!! I made this purchase so I can run my small business and it has not let me down. It looses its charge quick, but still worth it.

I have lost an Apple pencil before and those are expensive to replace This was a great alternative, as it was less expensive, and it holds a charge for at least 9 hours. The Apple pencil holds a charge a lot longer, but the ZAGG Pro Stylus still holds a decent charge time for use of the pencil. I love having the option to turn on the pencil to use the pencil, but it's great to also have the stylus end as well that doesn't require a battery!

I love the slide opening to access charging. Magnetic to attach to IPad, holds a charge, works well and looks good.

Really enjoy the pen, great quality for a fair price. Only thing ive noticed is it wont charge unless it is dead so thats not the best.

Pen has a sleek design and holds a long charge. It pairs quickly with iPad. Fits perfectly with complimentary case. Functions well as an iPad pen.

Better price than real Apple Pencil. Strange hidden charging port.

Good alternative to paying $100 for the Apple Pencil. Responsive and works well with the iPad.

Throughout my time looking for the ideal product i never thought I'd find something quite like this

Great pencil for the price. Worked right out of the box with my iPad. Nice on/off indicator light. Feels great in the hand.

These are definitely an alternative to the Apple Pencil. I’ve ordered two so far I love it.

Works flawlessly straight out of the box Magnetically attaches to ipad

Amazing, all you have to to is push the on button and it’s ready to use. No pairing and works just as amazing as the Apple Pencil. $30 cheaper as well.

As a user of the Apple Pencil for the last couple years, I’ve been very happy with it. With only a few things I didn’t like, I was curious as to whether the new Zagg Pro Stylus could meet and even exceed the value and performance of the Apple Pencil. At $70, it’s a $30 savings over the Apple Pencil, so it starts with an advantage right out of the gate. One of the things that annoys me about the Pencil is that it is perfectly round, which makes it easier to roll off the table. Yes, I know that Apple made it unbalanced so that it shouldn’t just roll away, but that doesn’t really work in practice. The Zagg Pro Stylus has one flat side, which makes it easier to stay put. In addition, it’s magnetized, so it’ll stick to the iPad, or even better to the smart cover. It’s a pretty strong magnetic connection, but I’m not sure I’d trust it while carrying the iPad around. It is, however a great option to have while using it in your home or office, much better than just lying around separately from the iPad. The Zagg Pro has a single button, which is the power button. I wondered why they included such a thing, but I’ve come to believe that this is a good idea. After a period of inactivity, the stylus will go to sleep, preserving battery power. And speaking of power, it charges via USB-C using a port that is cleverly hidden under the cap. No more awkwardly charging while sticking out of the lightning port or using the easy to lose male-to-female adapter to use with your charging cable. The cap does not come off, so you don’t have to worry about losing it, nor do you need to buy any third-party solutions to keep it connected to the stylus. This is definitely an improvement over the Apple Pencil. The last improvement with the cap is that there is a soft capacitive tip on the cap that can be used to scroll pages or for any other touch gesture that you might do with a finger. This is one of those little things that isn’t a big deal, but it’s a nice touch. How about performance? I did not find any scenario in which the Zagg Pro did not perform just as well as the Apple Pencil. It has great palm rejection, and recognizes tilt and pressure. I’m not an artist, but I did try it in a drawing program, and it worked flawlessly. Pairing isn’t necessary, it just works right out of the box—it couldn’t be easier! Especially since the Apple Pencil 2 doesn’t work with the iPad (only the Air and Pro), those who still use Apple’s entry-level iPads will be happy to have another option. At a 30% savings, there’s really no reason to consider anything else.

It's sleek and responsive. It does exactly what I wanted it to do.

This stylus fits in with your ipad rather well and throughout the time of me owning this, i've mainly just used it with its rounded tip instead of the pointed tip that requires pen input. With a pen it works almost the same as the apple pencil, the only issue is the fact apple has pressure sensitivity. If thats needed than you have no choice but to go with apple here. Otherwise you can make deal with this pencil.

I love this product, it’s really good to draw in iPads.

Absolutely love the 10th generation ipad. I even gifted one to someone

My daughter loves her stylus. She's using it quite well for her homework and schoolwork. Quite happy.