We are a stylus source factory in Shenzhen. This review puts our two main models — K5 and P13 — on the same table as the Apple Pencil and opens up the specs, the use cases and the customization options: factory-direct, no brand premium, private label ready. What you buy is the product itself.
K5 and P13 serve two different needs: one removes the charging chore, the other solves runtime and build quality.
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K5: one-piece plastic body, hidden charging port, Type-C and magnetic wireless charging, about 13 g.
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P13: one-piece aluminum alloy body, Bluetooth battery display, physical power button, about 14 g.
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Our English comparison graphic: Apple Pencil (USB-C), XDGY K5 and XDGY P13 side by side.
Attach it to the side of a wireless-charging iPad and it tops up, reaching full in about 40 minutes; iPads without wireless charging use the hidden Type-C port, so one cable still does the job. Slide the pen cap once to power on, with a 300-second auto-sleep.
The 130 mAh battery delivers about 13–15 hours of continuous writing and about 180 days of standby, drawing under 10 µA at rest. A three-colour light (green / blue / red) plus the iPad battery widget shows live charge — a full day of classes or meetings without thinking about the charger.
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Rest your whole hand on the glass and the page stays clean; tilt the barrel to thicken the line for shading and brush transitions. The factory tilt test rotates the pen to 65° ± 10° against the screen: the line must visibly thicken and stay unbroken.
P13 uses a one-piece aluminum alloy barrel and K5 a one-piece painted body. Both take replaceable POM threaded nibs — when a tip wears down you swap the nib, not the pen, which lowers the lifetime cost of a bulk order.
A 3,000 m² facility covering production workshops, R&D and storage, with about 70 staff including 5 R&D engineers and 7 quality control specialists. Monthly capacity is about 300,000 units: roughly 120,000 universal styluses, 100,000 iPad-specific styluses, 50,000 active electromagnetic styluses and 30,000 passive styluses and accessories.
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Incoming material inspection → soldering → final assembly → quality inspection → packing → cartoning → shipment. Above: soldering and assembly stations with ESD gowns and anti-static benches.
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Standard shipment: pen + Type-C cable + two spare nibs + user manual. The retail box ships as neutral packaging and can be rebuilt around your brand.
| Customizable item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand marking | Laser-engraved logo / serial number on the barrel (in-house laser engraver); position and depth confirmed against artwork |
| Packaging and manual | Box structure, print design, inserts, barcodes and labels; multi-language manual layout and printing; neutral or simple packaging also available |
| Accessory pack and colors | Spare nib quantity, cable, clip, cap and other combinations; colors matched to Pantone or physical samples |
| Function and structure (ODM) | Button definitions, shortcut logic, power-on method, nib material |
Shenzhen Xindianganying Technology Co., Ltd.
Tujin Technology Park, No. 18 Fengqi Road, Fucheng'ao Community, Pinghu Subdistrict, Longgang District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
We are a stylus source factory in Shenzhen. This review puts our two main models — K5 and P13 — on the same table as the Apple Pencil and opens up the specs, the use cases and the customization options: factory-direct, no brand premium, private label ready. What you buy is the product itself.
K5 and P13 serve two different needs: one removes the charging chore, the other solves runtime and build quality.
![]()
K5: one-piece plastic body, hidden charging port, Type-C and magnetic wireless charging, about 13 g.
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P13: one-piece aluminum alloy body, Bluetooth battery display, physical power button, about 14 g.
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Our English comparison graphic: Apple Pencil (USB-C), XDGY K5 and XDGY P13 side by side.
Attach it to the side of a wireless-charging iPad and it tops up, reaching full in about 40 minutes; iPads without wireless charging use the hidden Type-C port, so one cable still does the job. Slide the pen cap once to power on, with a 300-second auto-sleep.
The 130 mAh battery delivers about 13–15 hours of continuous writing and about 180 days of standby, drawing under 10 µA at rest. A three-colour light (green / blue / red) plus the iPad battery widget shows live charge — a full day of classes or meetings without thinking about the charger.
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Rest your whole hand on the glass and the page stays clean; tilt the barrel to thicken the line for shading and brush transitions. The factory tilt test rotates the pen to 65° ± 10° against the screen: the line must visibly thicken and stay unbroken.
P13 uses a one-piece aluminum alloy barrel and K5 a one-piece painted body. Both take replaceable POM threaded nibs — when a tip wears down you swap the nib, not the pen, which lowers the lifetime cost of a bulk order.
A 3,000 m² facility covering production workshops, R&D and storage, with about 70 staff including 5 R&D engineers and 7 quality control specialists. Monthly capacity is about 300,000 units: roughly 120,000 universal styluses, 100,000 iPad-specific styluses, 50,000 active electromagnetic styluses and 30,000 passive styluses and accessories.
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Incoming material inspection → soldering → final assembly → quality inspection → packing → cartoning → shipment. Above: soldering and assembly stations with ESD gowns and anti-static benches.
![]()
Standard shipment: pen + Type-C cable + two spare nibs + user manual. The retail box ships as neutral packaging and can be rebuilt around your brand.
| Customizable item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand marking | Laser-engraved logo / serial number on the barrel (in-house laser engraver); position and depth confirmed against artwork |
| Packaging and manual | Box structure, print design, inserts, barcodes and labels; multi-language manual layout and printing; neutral or simple packaging also available |
| Accessory pack and colors | Spare nib quantity, cable, clip, cap and other combinations; colors matched to Pantone or physical samples |
| Function and structure (ODM) | Button definitions, shortcut logic, power-on method, nib material |
Shenzhen Xindianganying Technology Co., Ltd.
Tujin Technology Park, No. 18 Fengqi Road, Fucheng'ao Community, Pinghu Subdistrict, Longgang District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China