The main appeal of the Adonit Log is the wooden body. The sustainably sourced wood means that each pencil has a unique grain texture and pattern, and the matte finish is comfortable for extended periods of use. It features just one button to power it on and off, and the button doesn't sit far out from the pencil so it doesn't feel obtrusive when in use. An optional grip would be a welcome addition if you're writing for a long period of time, but overall I had no issues with the design.

The Adonit Neo Pro iPad stylus gets power just by being placed on the edge of the tablet. This is a trick that used to be reserved for Apple Pencil, but no more. Even better, the stylus is well designed for note taking and sketching, and offers palm rejection and tilt sensitivity.