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Thanks Jazz, do you have any specific glove to recommend?
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I got the above pen &nbsp;&amp; my kid find that it's not &quot;palm-proof&quot;) ie<br />
&nbsp;whenever she rest her palm &nbsp;on the iPad, the pen doesn't work. <br />
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Guess her palm/hand is capacitive: is the original pen/pencil from <br />
Apple &nbsp;&quot;palm-proof&quot; &amp;&nbsp;can recommend any such pen out there<br />
that &nbsp;is palm-proof? &nbsp; ideally below US$50<br />
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Hope that she doesn't have to wear a non-capacitive glove to <br />
overcome this or how does users out there overcome this?
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https://www.lazada.sg/products/baseus-universal-stylus-pen-multifunction-screen-touch-pen-capacitive-touch-pen-for-ipad-iphone-samsung-xiaomi-huawei-tablet-pen-i784648585-s2578592950.html?spm=a2o42.searchlist.list.4.5f9b4360UlIuN1&search=1

I got the above pen  & my kid find that it's not "palm-proof") ie
 whenever she rest her palm  on the iPad, the pen doesn't work. 

Guess her palm/hand is capacitive: is the original pen/pencil from 
Apple  "palm-proof" & can recommend any such pen out there
that  is palm-proof?   ideally below US$50

Hope that she doesn't have to wear a non-capacitive glove to 
overcome this or how does users out there overcome this?

capacitive stylus is not 'palm-proof' ie doesn't respond when palm rests on iPad

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