Product Comparison: Adonit Note vs Logitech Crayon
General Specifications
Brand
Adonit
Logitech
Model
Note
Crayon
Origin
China
China
About the Product
The Adonit Note works with an extensive variety of Apps, or you can make notes directly onto PDF files. Allow your Note to help you remember the little things. With pixel-perfect precision, you can write or draw pictures as small as ants. The Adonit Note is ultra-responsive and feels natural to use. Adonit Note uses a Micro USB for charging. You can charge while you write! A 4-minute quick charge provides 1-hour of battery life. A full charge provides 12 straight hours.
Grab a Crayon and let the fun begin! Logitech Crayon is a pixel-precise digital pencil for all iPads (2018 release and later) that unleashes your creativity in hundreds of Apple Pencil supported apps. Crayon uses Apple Pencil technology for a seamless writing experience that's as natural as pen and paper.
Key Specs
Compatibility
Capacitive Screens
Capacitive Screens
Tip Material
Rubber
Plastic
Tip Shape
Pointed
Pointed
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Adonit Note Natural Palm Rejection Stylus & High Accuracy Pen - Black
- Extremely easy to use pen that was worth it’s price.
- I like this pen very much. It’s a good looking pen and well worth the money. Comfortable to hold and write with, battery life is also good.
- Great tip. After 2 months of work, I do not have a single comment on it.
- The pen tip wears out very quickly and you will see noticeable wears even just after one sketch.
- As the tip is being worn out, every time the pen touches the screen, it becomes a little bit noisier than before.
Logitech Crayon for iPad (6th Gen), iPad Air (3rd Gen) and iPad Mini (5th Gen)
- Compatible with my iPad, works great. The sensitivity of the screen is excellent. I can write just like on paper.
- Effectively zero lag when writing on the screen; not pressure sensitive but in some apps the angle of the crayon on the screen changes the width of the line.
- Works well for those that don’t need pressure sensitivity, so simply taking notes etc is fine.
- The tip is durable and yet doesn't scratch the front screen of the device, which, I must admit I was worried about with the previous pen I bought.
- The only con that I can think of at the moment is the difficulty to find any replacement tips.
Size & Weight
Height
6.02 in.
6.5 in.
Width
0.36 in.
0.5 in.
Depth
0.36 in.
0.3 in.
Weight
0.49 oz
0.7 oz
Features
Color
Black
White/Orange
Body Material
Aluminum
Aluminum
Tip Cover
No
Yes
Extras
Palm rejection technology, 1mm Fine Point Tip, Battery Life 12 hours, Wake Up NOTES
Drop protection, Battery Life 7.5 hours, Tilt sensitivity for dynamic line weight, Palm rejection technology, Charging via Lightning cable
Integrated Clip
Yes
No
What customers say about "Features"
Adonit Note Natural Palm Rejection Stylus & High Accuracy Pen - Black
- This pen is occasionally recognized as being held in a tilt position even though you hold the pen perpendicular to the screen. You can tell that by using a pencil in a drawing app.
- The Note looks great, connects and disconnects instantly with a quick press of the button on the barrel, feels great in the hand, and, importantly for me, has a clip on it for your pocket.
- I really love how easy it is to turn on/off the Note, the pocket clip, the feel in the hand, and the price. Can’t beat it!
- This pen is wonderful - the main downside is that the power button is right where my thumb is when I hold it so I accidentally turn it off by accident quite often.
- I was very upset when I found out that there is no tip cover. The stylus wears out faster without it.
Logitech Crayon for iPad (6th Gen), iPad Air (3rd Gen) and iPad Mini (5th Gen)
- The touch screen sensitivity is amazing and the palm rejection feature works beautifully, allowing you to rest your hand naturally on the screen to write and draw.
- The Crayon functions largely the same as the actual Apple pencil, featuring the same low latency and wrist detection.
- Great product, works well with my iPad and I really appreciate the palm rejection feature. Charges with an iphone or ipad cord and is very light weight.
- The no-pairing feature is also pretty great; you just turn the pencil on and you're ready to go; you also use the same charger you do for your ipad, so no need to haul extra cables around.
- It can’t do any of the multitasking features, you have to use your fingers and can’t bring down the control center or Notification Center.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer warranty
1 year(s)
3 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
MSRP
49.99 $
Manual
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