
Review: ZAGG's Pro Stylus can be used with more than just an iPad
In the market for an Apple Pencil alternative? ZAGG's recently released Pro Stylus could be just the thing you need, and it even works with non-iPad devices too!
In the market for an Apple Pencil alternative? ZAGG's recently released Pro Stylus could be just the thing you need, and it even works with non-iPad devices too!
Looking for a great stylus but don't want to spend Apple Pencil money? Adonit makes some great alternatives, and they are up to 40% off right now.
Need a stylus but don't want to spend Apple Pencil money or be limited to a few specific iPad models? Pick up an Adonit stylus on sale right now.
The latest Bluetooth stylus from Adonit features pressure and tilt support plus two programmable shortcut buttons for the ultimate in customizable control.
This expensive-looking but reasonably-priced stylus is rich in features. It feels as close to using a pen on paper as you can get with a stylus on an iPad.
We’re going hands-on with the kid-friendly Logitech Crayon.
Logitech worked with Apple to create a kid-friendly version of the Apple Pencil, but how exactly does it work?
Apple has made it much easier for kids to learn on iPad, and with help from Logitech, type and draw on it, too!
Don’t have an iPad Pro? Wacom is trying to make yet another stylus for you.
Yes, it's true: Apple announced a stylus for the iPad. Ahem, excuse me: A Pencil. At no point during Wednesday's announcement did the company use the dreaded S-word, preferring "pencil," "device," and a few other monikers. But a stylus the Pencil is, and an exciting one at that. Here's why I'm pumped for the Apple Pencil—and what I'm still worried about.