Adonit's $45 iPad stylus can wirelessly charge like an Apple Pencil<p>Numerous
third-party iPad styluses magnetically attach to your tablet, but they typically recharge through USB — not much help if you forget to top up before a writing session. Adonit may have addressed that flaw with its $45 <a data-i13n="elm:affiliate_link;sellerN:Adonit;elmt:skimlinks;pdid:Neo Pro;" href="
https://go.skimresources.com/?id=72705X1521812&xs=1&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.adonit.net%2Fneo-series%2F%23NeoPro">Neo Pro[/url], however. From what we've seen, it's the first unofficial pen to wirelessly charge on the side of an
iPad Air,
iPad mini or
iPad Pro. You can pay less than half the price of a $129 Apple Pencil without giving up a major convenience.</p><p>The Neo Pro offers up to nine hours of use. It doesn't require a Bluetooth connection to get started, but setting that up will show your remaining charge in the iPad's battery life widget.</p><span id="end-legacy-contents"></span><p>There is a reason the stylus is such a bargain. While the Neo Pro offers tilt sensitivity, palm rejection and replaceable tips, there's no pressure detection — this is more for note-takers than creatives producing detailed artwork. With that said, this might be a strong value if you need a pen
for lectures and office meetings.</p>
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Adonit's $45 iPad stylus can wirelessly charge like an Apple Pencil
