Pencil A8 for iPad 2018-2025, (2X Faster Charge), Pixel Precision, Tilt Sensitive Stylus Pen Compatible Apple iPad 11/10/9/8/7/6th Gen, Pro 12.9/11/13 Inch M4, Air 3/4/5/M2/M3, Mini5/6, Black

I’m very happy with this purchase. It arrived promptly and worked pretty much first time, straight out of the box. No special pairing required with my iPad Mini 6. It’s the first time I’ve had one of these, so I’m not an expert, but it seems to work exactly as it should. Easy to activate and turn off. Decent battery life and quick to charge. Seems also to work accurately on the screen. But actual writing takes some practice because the screen doesn’t offer any resistance like paper does with a pen. But for lazy browsing, it’s just the job! At under £20 and with the provenance of many good reviews, I think this one represents great value.

I’ve been using this pencil on my iPad 11 A16 and it’s been great! I use it for note taking and colouring apps. I’m left-handed, and have had no issues using this pencil. A gentle double tap on top switches the pencil on, and the charge seems to last well so far. As a few users have mentioned, Rosie at head office is lovely and happy to help.

Overall, It is a good pencil. It does what it needs to do. I like writting on it and it feels like a real pencil. It is long lasting, it survives my long study. The magnetic part is weak and it can easily removed when it’s attached to the tablet. I consider this as bad because it doesn’t stay well, but it’s decent enough. Better than not working magnetic attachment.

The best purchase I've made in a long time! So easy to use and so cheap but works perfectly! Excellent product

Excellent pencil, pairs easily in seconds with iPad. Works with Scribble on all major note taking apps including Word and OneNote converting handwriting to text. Bought a second one for my daughter.

I previously had the Metapen A14 and liked it, so I decided to try the A8 model. It is a good product and works perfectly for taking notes and simple drawing. The only downside is that the A8 doesn't have magnets like the A14 did, so you can't attach it to the side of the iPad. You have to carry it separately, which is a bit less convenient. Overall, it’s a good choice if you don't mind carrying it in a case or bag!

worth it! works very well and when i had issue, seller was incredibly helpful. I've tried my sisters apple pen and this one feels pretty much the same, with the exception of some of the functions apple has. But i'd say those doesn't bring down the value of this pen. It came with 2 replacement tips, easy to replace. Charging and battery life span pretty good too. Honestly worth the money for sure.

I’ve been using the MetaPencil with my A16 iPad for about a month, mostly for note-taking, and I’m quite impressed. It feels light and premium, giving the sensation of a high-end stylus at a fraction of the cost of the Apple Pencil. For anyone who wants a reliable and stylish option without paying Apple’s price, this is a solid choice. The pencil works very well for everyday note-taking. It responds to pressure reasonably accurately and feels natural when writing or sketching quick diagrams. It isn’t as smooth as the Apple Pencil, and occasionally it can lag during intensive use, but for most tasks, it performs very satisfactorily. On the downside, the battery life isn’t outstanding, and the charging port doesn’t have a protective cover like the Apple Pencil does. These are minor inconveniences but worth keeping in mind if you plan to use it heavily or worry about wear and tear over time. Overall, I would recommend the MetaPencil for its value. It’s a great choice for students, casual note-takers, or anyone who wants a premium-feeling stylus without spending a lot. That said, if you write a lot or rely heavily on the Apple ecosystem, the Apple Pencil might be worth the extra investment since it’s smoother, more responsive, and better integrated with iPadOS. In short: excellent for the price, premium feel, solid performance, but the Apple Pencil still wins for heavy users.