The iPad can become a wonderful canvas to print a work of art that we have in mind. To do this we can use our finger, but if we want to have a better and more realistic experience, we can get a stylus or a capacitive pencil . In this article we bring you the best options that we find on the market compatible with the iPad.
The recommended stylus for drawing
First-generation Apple Pencil
One of the best options that we can find for iPad is the Apple Pencil. In this case we have the first model that Apple released that recharges through the Lightning port and not wirelessly. It is linked through Bluetooth and responds to the pressure we apply so that there is more or less ink when we make a stroke. The stabilization that is achieved is quite good and there is hardly any delay.
Second-generation Apple Pencil
With the second generation of Apple Pencil, the company made a leap to offer new functionalities for writing and drawing. With this stylus we can have direct access to different functions such as the eraser with a few simple touches. The only problem is that it is only compatible with some specific iPads that include the wireless charging connector. This makes transporting this Apple Pencil more comfortable and prevents it from getting lost in a bag when transporting the iPad.
Logitech Crayon
This is one of the best alternatives to Apple Pencil for a very interesting price. We have a fairly good precision to be able to draw or write, with palm rejection technology to avoid that when placing our hand on the iPad can affect the drawing. As in the case of the Apple Pencil, we can get a thicker or thinner line depending on the inclination of the Crayon. The battery is quite good since we have an autonomy of 7.5 hours.
USSR Stylus
Stylus compatible with all the vast majority of iPads on the market. It has an ultra fine 1mm tip that gives it a very high sensitivity to make incredible drawings. Charging is via USB and offers an autonomy of 20 hours. The connection with the iPad is made via Bluetooth and to activate it, simply press and hold the button found on the stylus.
AWAVO pencil
Capacitive stylus with high precision with zero noticeable delay time. This means that when we make a stroke we will see it instantly on the blank canvas without delay. This is obviously vital to have an experience as similar as possible to when we draw on simple paper. It is compatible with most iPads on the market with continuous use of up to 24 hours, and a charging connector that has been specially designed for iPad and iPhone.
Zspeed Stylus
In design it is quite similar to the Apple Pencil , but with a small LED on the top and a button on the end to turn it on and off. Charging is done with an extraordinary charger magnetically, but does not support fast charging. It includes the rejection function of the palm of your hand to avoid problems when we are drawing on our iPad.
CiSiRUN stylus
To provide an optimal drawing feel, this Stylus does not include any plastic parts , but is constructed of copper and stainless steel. It is compatible with all iPads on the market, and can also be used on an iPhone if you want to draw on a screen of that size. The charge is made through a USB output at the end, and gives an autonomy of 10 hours.
LIBERRWAY stylus
Capacitive stylus with an ultra-fine 1mm POM tip to create a paper-like feel. With this you get a completely accurate line without skips or noise, ideal for cartoonists who want to sketch something fast on the iPad. It offers a running time of 20 hours and does not need to be connected to Bluetooth. To avoid excessive battery consumption, the Stylus detects when it is being used to turn itself off.
Stylus Backture
Pen that has a 1.5 mm tip and compatible with different devices such as iPad, iPhone and all Android devices. The design is unbelievably good at a weight of 14 grams, and built from an aluminum alloy to ensure its strength. It offers a fully operational 24-hour autonomy and a full recharge in just two hours.
Heiyo Stylus
With a sober design, the Heiyo Stylus includes a autonomy of 40 hours with three replacement tips. It offers excellent sensitivity when making different strokes avoiding break points, intervals or delays. To prevent the pen from discharging when we leave it on the table unused, it has an automatic shutdown mode after 120 seconds.
Drawing on the iPad can give us a very good experience, and with these Stylus it will be reinforced. And you, do you use some of these capacitive pens on the iPad?