KINGONE specializes in interactive display technology and consumer electronics, producing smart boards, digital signage, and iPad stylus pens.
KINGONE is a manufacturer of interactive electronic solutions designed for both commercial and personal application. The brand's core product lineup includes large-format interactive smart boards and touch-screen digital signage widely used in educational institutions and conference settings for teaching and presentations. These devices feature multi-touch capabilities and robust connectivity options.
In the consumer electronics sector, KINGONE is recognized for its mobile accessories, particularly high-precision active stylus pens compatible with Apple iPad models. These styluses offer features such as magnetic wireless charging, palm rejection, and tilt sensitivity, serving as cost-effective alternatives for digital artists and note-takers. The brand also produces portable audio equipment, including Bluetooth speakers designed for durable, on-the-go listening.
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Turn on the stylus by pressing the power button (green light indicates on). Go to your iPad Settings > Bluetooth, ensure Bluetooth is enabled, and select 'K-PEN' or 'P12' from the device list to pair. Note that basic writing does not always require Bluetooth, but shortcut features do.
For wireless matching models, attach the flat side of the pencil to the magnetic charging connector on the side of a compatible iPad. For models with a port, use the provided Type-C cable to charge.
A flashing red light indicates that the battery level is low (typically below 20%) and the device needs to be charged immediately.
Fog can occur due to the temperature difference between the screen and the protective tempered glass. This is normal condensation; the mist will typically evaporate and disappear after the machine has been running for several hours.
Pinch the nib with your fingers and rotate it gently to unscrew it. Replace it with a new nib and rotate it in the opposite direction until tight.