It does its job for a 2nd or for a children's or grandparents' iPad. Not the optimal solution for professional daily use.

Very good stylus, definitely one of the best if you are looking for a cheap solution for the iPad. Of course, no matter what we say, the Apple stylus is top-notch, but I haven't found any other product that comes close to the capabilities of the Apple Pencil.

For 52-55 euros, it's good. Officially compatible with many iPad models that we have tested (officially sold on Apple's website for years, so they approve it). They slightly increased the price now, but I see they also released a third stylus with a different on-off switch with type C charging. This one and the orange one charge with lightning, so be careful. And another note, when charging it with an iPad charger and the cable with the correct end (!), it takes about 50 minutes.

I haven't worked for Apple in order to be able to compare, and I don't have demanding uses on the tablet with the stylus. For someone like me, there is no reason to pay more for Apple. I got it for notes, the Vectonator program, and to not use my hands and make fingerprints. The only negative thing is that you can't use it while charging. You have to wait for it to charge for a few minutes and then take it out and use it again. When you learn to work with it and do some work and it leaves you, it's annoying to have to charge it and use your hands for a few minutes. That's it. Otherwise, it doesn't lack anything.

Very good, I use it for writing, it works perfectly on the iPad. I have the 6th generation 2018 in all applications and it has nothing to envy from the Apple Pencil, which I also have, but I only use it for drawing because it has the only difference in sensitivity in pressure points. However, I use the Logitech every day and the feeling in my hand, as it is wide, is much better. I would recommend it to those who write a lot