Ryan Maloney tests the Penoval A4 Pro stylus against his usual Apple Pencil. The Penoval has a grittier tip, a double-tap function that works without Wi-Fi, and a flat edge for straighter lines, though it didn't work on his iPad.
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What pen do I draw with? My answer to that comment is always the Apple Pencil, but today I'm going to be like one of those tech influencers and talk about the Penoval A4 Pro. Nothing on my channel is paid. I just have a tech addiction, specifically a drawing addiction. I will review— oh, you should feel how this pen feels. It's a little bit grittier than an Apple Pencil. Here's the embarrassing part of this video. When Penoval reached out, I didn't realize their pen didn't work on my iPad. Some influencer I am. But I had a backup plan. My wife's dusty iPad. The answer to all of my problems. There I am in my youth and my honeymoon. Let's stay focused here. I love the double tap on the pen. No Wi-Fi connection needed. You're drawing right away. This thing taps differently. You hear that? I love the flat edge of this pen. It gives me good control of the pen when I'm drawing. If you're an artist who uses straight lines instead of tapered lines, this is a great alternative to the Apple Pencil. Let's check the price to make sure it's a good deal. Yep.