Geo Digital iPad Pencil Findmy Compatible with Apple iPad 2018-2025,with Easy Shortcuts for Apple iPad A16/10/9/8 & Air 13/11 & Pro 12.9/13/11 & Mini 7/6/5,White(No Wireless Charging)

The ESR Geo Pencil is an outstanding stylus that punches far above its weight. Its most attractive feature is its affordability, but it doesn't skimp on performance. The accuracy is impressive, it powers on and off instantly, connecting to your iPad through Bluetooth, and it feels light yet premium in the hand. The practicality of this product lies in many attributes: it includes extra pen tips, has a fantastic battery life, and charges conveniently via USB-C. It's also surprisingly durable, and how do I know that? Me, being my clumsy self, dropped it from table height without any issues to its function or finish. The only thing that I really dislike about the pen is the audible turn on/off jingle (when powering on) and a beep (when turning off), but it's a small trade-off for such a capable and affordable accessory.

I was looking for an alternative to apple's pencil for my ipad air m3 and came across this. When I opened the box, I was immediately impressed by the packaging. I think how a company packages their items says a lot. You get extra tips too. It works really well, connects immediately and charges via a usb c port (though you have to pair it if you want to take advantage of the shortcuts) There's a little cover where you charge the pencil. It completely comes off so it's only a matter of time before that gets lost but it's not the that big of a deal. When not in use, the pencil magnetically attaches to the ipad (just doesn't charge that way). I was disappointed to find out there was no pressure sensitivity but i think that's hard to come by - certainly at this price point. Overall, it's a great value for the money though I would like to see it under $30 vs just over $30. Still, this is a solid alternative to the apple pencil especially if pressure-sensitivity isn't a big deal to you.

This pen writes very well ( As a college student using it to write notes for my lectures ) I love that it connects to find my just in case you lose it. The pen is easy to turn on and start writing, it works well with my writing style.

I was looking for something similar to an Apple Pencil, without the price tag. This one connects very easily via Bluetooth. It doesn’t work if not connected and powered on, so keep that in mind. If the battery dies on the pencil, it is now a stick lol. But it has a quick charge via USB-C (took about 15 minutes to go from 11-100%). The little silicone cover they put over the charging port is not great. It ripped the first time I tried removing it. Oh well. It’s just a small dust cover anyway. It has a magnetic design that allows it to be stored on my iPad mini A17 Pro in the slot in my case. It’s secure. I am only really using this as a stylus/mouse. I haven’t tried any drawing or writing or anything else needing precise accuracy, so I can’t get into details with that. It does easily hit the small links in websites. It makes little chimes when it connects to your device so you can tell it’s connected. It sleeps when it’s not being used. It has a button on the top of the pencil, like a multifunction button. It’s the power button, when the pencil is on, it functions as a “home” button, bringing you to your Home Screen with a single push. I don’t think this is a flaw for the pencil, but more for iPad OS. When using the pencil, and you need to type, the keyboard that pops up when you click into a text field, is about the size of the keyboard on my iPhone. Not ideal for the larger iPad screen. So I just turn the pencil off if I need to type. Overall, it’s a decent device accessory that I would buy again if I needed to. I just provided the white one, but there are different colors available. If you are like me, just looking for a slightly advanced stylus, and don’t need the different pressure settings of the Apple Pencil Pro, go with this one. Saves some money over the Apple Pencil USB-C.

This was a great pen until it stopped working. I did all the instructions instructed, but it’s still not working. The price is great, and while the pen works it’s just like the expensive Apple pen. I’m kind of sad that this pen stopped working, because it worked so well, so I would suggest getting 2 of these if you are using them for business and then you won’t miss a beat, and still less than the Apple version. If you need things to stay true to form, then get the Apple pen. When it was working, I would give this pen a 5, but since it stopped working, out of the blue, I have to give this pen a 2. Update! As I stated previously, this is a good pen until it stopped working. I would say focus on the “it is a good pen portion”. The seller did contact me and was very honorable in sending me another pen. This one works very well. I figured with any electronic, sometimes life happens with them too. I had one that stopped working, but the seller, made sure I was satisfied with the product. If you do purchase this pen, I truly believe you will be satisfied with your purchase, for it is a great pen. The seller too was quick to respond to my complaint and rectify it, so with that being said, I would give this product a 5 star rating .

I recently purchased the ESR Geo Digital iPad Pencil (Find My compatible, White), and I’m genuinely impressed by the value it offers. If you’re looking for a reliable, smart stylus without the Apple Pencil price tag, this one hits the mark. Right out of the box, it paired effortlessly with my iPad. It's compatible across a wide range of models—from older iPads (2018) to the latest iPad A16, Air, Pro, and Mini series. The Find My integration is a game-changer—I no longer worry about losing it, since I can easily track it just like other Apple devices. The writing and drawing experience is smooth and responsive, with very little latency. It supports palm rejection and quick shortcuts (like double-tap to switch tools), making it incredibly user-friendly for note-taking, sketching, and navigation. While it doesn’t support wireless charging, it charges quickly via USB-C and holds a solid charge for extended use. Honestly, for most users, that’s not a dealbreaker—especially at this price point. Pros: Find My compatible – easy to locate if misplaced Wide compatibility (iPads from 2018 to 2025) Smooth and accurate writing/drawing performance Palm rejection and shortcut support USB-C charging with long battery life Great value vs. Apple Pencil Cons: No wireless charging Doesn’t support pressure sensitivity (only tilt) Overall, the ESR Geo Digital Pencil is a fantastic stylus for students, creatives, and everyday users. It’s affordable, smart, and packed with features—definitely a worthy Apple Pencil alternative!

At ~$35 the quality of this pencil is fantastic. I’ve had no issues with connection. The pen writes well, there’s no lag when writing, the responsiveness is excellent. The size and weight are good as well, feels comfortable to hold. Battery life is great. One thing to note is that you do have to remember to turn it off. If you ever feel like it’s dying even though you’re not using it, it might be because you’re leaving it on. With that being said, it holds a charge very well and also has fast charging, so I don’t really need to charge it often and when I do it doesn’t take long at all. And lastly, it is Find My compatible. Being able to track it, and also see the battery life in my batteries widget, is the cherry on top. I’m sure that the Apple Pencil is great, but at this price, this ESR pencil is an incredible option.

Bro. This is legit. Just like Apple Pencil. Reason going w this one is because company issued me 10th Gen iPad. No magnetic support. And I didn’t wanna buy an Apple Pencil I have to plug in. This one is super legit. Feels like Apple Pencil weight in your hand. Tips are interchangeable w original Apple Pencil (which I did I took white tip to black ESR pencil and black tip to white Apple Pencil for style). Design looks just like the OG. easy to use I like the click-click from the top of the pencil. Makes it feel like a pen click. I like the sound it makes and the light it omits when it’s on. Every bit as functional as my Apple Pencil. And for $30…. and black instead of white. Yeah. It’s nice.