If you’re a fan of Adonit’s first-generation Note+ stylus, get excited; the second generation is here; the Adonit Note+ 2 comes equipped with improvements galore, offering 2,048 pressure levels, two ...

Adonit clearly designed this stylus with executives in mind because it appears to be a very nice pen. That sets it apart for its two biggest competitors, the Apple Pencil and the Logitech Crayon, ...

There’s a fresh alternative for those who want an active stylus for their iPad, and it’s much more affordable than the Apple Pencil. Adonit Note doesn’t have all the features of its rival, however.

As you anxiously await a return to safely traveling, now’s as good a time as any to upgrade all of your mobile gear. The stylus you’ve been using that only works as a stylus? That just doesn’t cut it ...

AppleInsider is partnering with Adonit this week to give away 10 Note Plus styluses, compatible with Apple's current 2019 iPad, iPad Pro, iPad Air, and iPad mini 5. Plus, save 15% when you pick one up ...

The 2nd generation Apple Pencil isn’t exactly cheap, and not everyone wants to plunk down US$129 to buy one. But, you might still be interested in a writing instrument for your iPad or iPads. Well, ...

The Adonit Note+ 2 is a great budget Apple Pencil USB-C equivalent for students and artists despite matching durability. With the new USB-C Apple Pencil, it's apparent that Apple is trying to create a ...

Adonit has launched Note+ 2, an advanced stylus with three interchangeable tips and tilt recognition for tablet writing, sketching and note-taking. Designed to cater to user’s specific creative needs, ...

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The Adonit Note is a decent if flawed Apple Pencil alternative for folks who wish Apple’s stylus didn’t look like a big, white drumstick. Instead, the $50 Note looks more like a ballpoint pen you ...

For this week's giveaway, we've teamed up with Adonit to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win an Adonit Note stylus designed for the iPad, which works as a more affordable alternative to the Apple ...