iPad stylus pen for 9th & 10th, Type-C

The essentials

Stylus Pens for iPad can make note taking and sketching feel more natural, especially when you want control without reaching for a mouse. This stylus pen from Dogain is made for iPad use only, supporting a wide range of iPad models from 2018 to 2025, including iPad 9th and 10th generations. It uses Type-C charging, so you can top up while you keep working. ✍️

If you often pause to check battery levels, the power display helps you track remaining charge in 4 steps, each representing 25% of battery. That makes it easier to recharge before important sessions. Palm rejection is also included, so resting your hand on the screen is less likely to cause unwanted marks. You can therefore draw, write and annotate with fewer interruptions. 😊

The pen also offers tilt sensitivity, which helps create different line thickness and a more natural feel when drawing or shading. While pressure sensing is not supported, the pen still aims to cover the everyday needs of writing, journalling and casual digital art. Worth noting, you should check your exact iPad model before ordering since the compatibility is limited to iPad models from 2018 onwards. 🧩

Key features

Choosing a stylus is usually about two things, comfort and consistent performance during real use. This active stylus pen is turned on and off using a double tap on the top switch, with no Bluetooth or app connection required. That reduces setup time and keeps things straightforward when you are switching between studying, work and creative tasks. 🖊️

It also includes magnetic attachment for compatible iPad models, making it easier to store the stylus on the device when you are on the move. The magnetic clip compatibility covers iPad Pro 11-inch, iPad Pro 12.9-inch and iPad Air 5 or 4, according to the provided details. For charging, the Type-C design is intended to make top ups easier while you are working. It takes 20 minutes to charge and provides up to 8 hours of use, based on the manufacturer information.

Battery awareness is handled through a power display with 4 indicators, helping you monitor charge progress in real time. Each indicator represents 25% of power, which can be useful if you tend to work for long stretches. In addition, palm rejection aims to prevent the stylus from recording when your hand rests on the tablet, so you can write more freely without needing extra coverings.

The nib design uses POM material, described as similar to the Apple Pencil nib approach in the provided information, and it is intended to reduce friction between the tip and the screen. There is also a set of replacement tips included, so you can extend the pen’s life with spares on hand.

For model compatibility, this pen supports iPad 11-inch A16, iPad 10, iPad 9, iPad 8, iPad 7 and iPad 6, plus iPad Air 3, iPad Air 4, iPad Air 5, iPad Air M2 and iPad Air M3, and iPad mini 5 and mini 6. It also covers iPad Pro 11-inch models listed as 1 to 4, and iPad Pro 12.9-inch models listed as 3 to 5, including the iPad Pro 13-inch M4.

Finally, it is important to keep in mind that pressure sensing is not supported. ✍️ The pen is also not compatible with iPhone, Android, or Windows phones and tablets, and it is not for iPad models prior to 2018. Confirming your model before purchase will help avoid disappointment.

Tech specs

• Name: Active stylus pen with palm rejection and tilt sensitivity
• Type: Type-C charging pencil for iPad
• Colour: Pink
• Tilt sensitivity: Supported
• Pressure sensing: Not supported
• Charging time: 20 minutes
• Usage time: 8 hours

Who it’s for

It’s a solid pick if you use your iPad for handwritten notes, annotation, studying or sketching and want a pen experience that accounts for palm resting. It makes sense if your main priority is simple charging and practical battery monitoring, using the power display with 25% steps. You’ll like it if you prefer a setup that does not rely on Bluetooth or an app, and you want quick control via the double tap switch. 🤝

It may not suit you if you are looking for pressure sensing, since that feature is not supported. It’s not for you if you need a stylus that works with iPhones, Android devices, or Windows tablets and phones. It might not be a great match if your iPad is older than 2018, as compatibility is limited to iPad models listed for 2018 to 2025. Before you buy, double check your exact iPad model number to ensure compatibility.