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Adonit Note/ Note2 / Note-M/Note-U VC Tips 3 Pack Sensitive Nibs Extra Stylus Pen Tips for iPad Pro, iPad Mini, iPad Air

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Arrives Monday, Dec 23
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Color: BLACK


Features

  • For Adonit Note/ Note2/ Note UVC/ Note M, not for Adonit Note Plus
  • 3 x Replacement Tips in Pack
  • Adonit genuine parts
  • 3 hundred thousand times of usage
  • 1.1mm extreme fine point tip provides high precise and responsive writing experience.

Color: BLACK


Brand: adonit


Material: Aluminum


Compatible Devices: Note/ Note2/ Note UVC/ Note M


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 0.09 x 0.06 x 0.06 inches


Are Batteries Included: No


Batteries Required?: No


Product Dimensions: 0.09 x 0.06 x 0.06 inches


Item Weight: 0.211 ounces


Item model number: ARNT


OS: Windows


Other display features: Wireless


Color: BLACK


Whats in the box: Adonit Note Tips 3-Pack


Manufacturer: Adonit


Date First Available: June 18, 2019


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    • Great Apple Pencil and Logitech Crayon alternative
I have only had this for a day, but I’m really enjoying it. I have the second gen Apple Pencil for my iPad Pro, and a Logitech “Crayon” for my iPad mini 5 and the iPad Pro. I use the styli for note taking and annotations, not for drawing. The Crayon and Note don’t have the same feature set as the Pencil, but since I don’t use them for drawing, I don’t miss those features (except the double tap to erase). I really wanted one stylus to use on both my iPads (the second gen Pencil does note work on the mini). That’s why I got the Crayon. It works fine, but it’s fugly looking, feels awkward in the hand, and it takes a prolonged press on the on/off button to turn it on/off. The Note looks great, connects and disconnects instantly with a quick press of the button on the barrel, feels great in the hand, and, importantly for me, has a clip on it for your pocket, or, in my case, clipping it to the cover I have on the iPad Mini. I’m always afraid I’m going to lose the Crayon. They all write about the some, with very little latency and similar feel across the glass. I really love how easy it is to turn on/off the Note, the pocket clip, the feel in the hand, and the price. Can’t beat it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2019 by Stefano
    • Works great
I was quite amazed that it worked so well on my Ipad Mini 5. It is perfect for my purposes, which is almost exclusively jotting down notes and some simple diagram drawing. Initially I was a little nervous since when I first used it on Note, I got a message that only an Apple Pencil could be used on Note. However, after it was recognized, apparently in a few seconds, it worked fine and has worked without a problem since. Personally I have had no problem with the on/off button being in an awkward position. I guess I don't hold a pen in the same way some others do. It just feels so natural. Tapping twice for Notes works great. You have to enable it in Notes in Settings. Honestly, it is so much better than the Logitech Crayon from the point of view of price and feel. I had to return the Logitech Crayon I ordered since the refurbished product lacked the cap (in addition to everything else other than the Crayon itself) and was slightly damaged at the top end. The Crayon also felt incredibly cheap in hand. If I ever go the Apple approved route again, which I don't foresee, it will be with an Apple Pencil 1 refurbished by Apple, which sells for $85 when available. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2020 by SLC
    • great apple pencil replacement for note taking - read if have poor pencil grasp/fine motor control
overall, i highly recommend this stylus as an alternative/replacement for the apple pencil for anyone who isn’t a serious artist. though i have some suggestions, i think this stylus is GREAT for the price and i am very happy with it so far and plan to keep using it. for students, the apple pencil is NOT worth it & you should instead buy this stylus. my apple pencil did not even last halfway through college, but did last long enough for my warranty to end and leave me forced to pay full price for a brand new one. instead, i opted to replace it with this stylus and i really like it. i originally switched to digital notetaking due to poor/inadequate pencil grasp, poor fine motor control, & pain associated with handwriting using a pencil and paper. i was constantly rewriting, erasing, and pushing very hard i would rip through paper. sometimes with the apple pencil the pressure and tilt sensitivity was actually annoying to me when trying to handwrite and the differences in line quality had me rewriting often and at certain tilts you would have to push kind of hard or adjust your grasp. i also noticed some glitches with the apple pencil regarding palm rejection. the adonit stylus resolves all of those issues because it does not have tilt or pressure sensitivity at all and this means neater handwriting and an easier writing experience for someone like me who has trouble regulating fine motor control. the tradeoff is that this may not work for you if you need it for art. however this stylus has better palm rejection in my opinion & is also lighter and the tip of the stylus is softer on the ipad screen. my only critique is that the power button is in a poor location. you are prone to accidentally pressing it but also, because of where it is, i don’t think i can get a pencil grip on without messing with the power button. additionally, the material on the outside is kind of slippery though i have to mention that it is nice looking and makes the stylus have a high quality appearance which i understand. however, i have an interdigital brace pencil grasp normally, but i’m trying to correct it and i find this stylus very difficult to hold as dynamic tri/quad and slightly less difficult as lateral tri/quad. either way it keeps slipping still, so i tend to stick to the interdigital brace and don’t think i could correct my grasp without a pencil grip unless i death grip the stylus. the current solution though seems like taking an xacto knife to one of my grips and cutting a hole for the power button (though it would be nice if this company sold custom grips... hint hint). however, it is worth noting that i still had more pain handwriting with the apple pencil with a grip than i do with the adonit note with no grip due to the adonit being much lighter. further, the clip on the top is basically useless and this product would be a lot more streamlined without it & i suggest the power button be moved there instead. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2020 by Kathleen
    • UPDATE on my purchase: Extremely easy to use + palm rejection pen
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July 2020: After using this pen every single day for the past 10 months, I would say only buy it of you SPARINGLY use it. I guess with my consistent use the tip just doesn't write very well on my iPad, and it cost $15 do 3 replacement tips, which will probably all stop working at some point. Thus I suggest you just bit the bullet and get an Apple pen with warranty. September 2019: Extremely easy to use pen that was worth it’s price. I plan on getting a newer iPad (than the 6th gen I currently have), so I didn’t see the point of paying $100 for the older generation Apple pen when this one does everything I need it to do. No this one does the job well. It’s easy to write notes in class and have my palm on the screen at the same time. That is all I ask of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2019 by new_creation21 new_creation21
    • Great for basic stylus needs
I got two of these for my kids, to use with their school iPads. I wanted to avoid the squishy rupper-tipped type stylus, as they are not very accurate, and not as durable as I'd like, considering how much use they'll get. These are great for basic sketching, note-taking, and math. They aren't pressure sensitive, but they track very well, and they last for at least a week or more on a single charge. Well-built, well-balanced - overall the best basic stylus I've used. Update: after experimenting with my other iOS devices, it’s worth mentioning that this does NOT work with an earlier gen iPad mini 2, and likely any other iPad released before Apple Pencil support. This doesn’t make me want to change my rating, but it’s worth mentioning. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2020 by l3bowsk1

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