The Tinymoose Pencil Pro Lumin (TMS715W) arrived on my desk promising a premium iPad drawing experience, and after several weeks of intensive testing, I’m ready to share my thoughts. This second-generation stylus boasts features like fast charging, palm rejection, and tilt sensitivity – all crucial for a smooth and intuitive creative workflow. But does it live up to the hype? Let’s dive in.

The Pencil Pro Lumin’s standout features include its incredibly fast charging (80% in 15 minutes!), a convenient double-tap on/off button, and a three-light battery indicator for easy monitoring. The palm rejection technology works surprisingly well, allowing for a natural drawing experience without constant accidental inputs. Tilt sensitivity adds a layer of nuance to strokes, essential for realistic shading and blending. The ergonomic design is also a highlight; it feels comfortable even during extended use sessions.

In terms of performance, the Pencil Pro Lumin delivers a responsive and accurate drawing experience. The latency is minimal, making it feel almost like drawing directly on paper. The pressure sensitivity is excellent, providing a wide range of line weights and shading options. I tested it with various apps, including Procreate, Autodesk Sketchbook, and Affinity Designer, and it performed flawlessly in each. The 10+ hour battery life, as advertised, is also accurate in my experience, easily lasting through a full day of moderate use. The fast charging feature is a true lifesaver, ensuring minimal downtime between sessions.

Pros:

• Fast charging
• Excellent palm rejection
• Responsive and accurate drawing
• Comfortable ergonomic design
• Long battery life
• Tilt sensitivity for nuanced strokes

Cons:

• Slightly slippery feel for some users (personal preference)
• The included case is decent, but could be more protective.

Overall, the Tinymoose Pencil Pro Lumin (TMS715W) is a solid contender in the iPad stylus market. Its combination of fast charging, accurate performance, palm rejection, and comfortable design makes it a joy to use. While a few minor quibbles exist regarding the case and potential slipperiness, the overall experience outweighs these small drawbacks. I highly recommend the Tinymoose Pencil Pro Lumin to artists, students, and anyone who needs a reliable and responsive stylus for their iPad.