Customer Ratings & Reviews

I use this with my iPad pro. I'm a college student and use my iPad and apple pencil for everything I do. The battery life is great. I rarely have to charge it. When I get notified that I'm at 5% I plug it in and within 15 minutes it's usually around 40% which lasts for days. So happy with this purchase.

Easy to use and responds correctly with different apps

This was a great purchase for marking up slides and taking notes at school I use this in conjunction with GoodNotes to highlight and mark up slides, books, and various reading materials Very handy and great battery life.

Honestly, Apple is the ONLY company that has successfully figured out stylus input. It works so seamlessly, the only thing missing is the tactile feel of paper, and they make a screen cover that essentially does that. Anyone that is on the fence about picking up a pencil with their pro should just do so,

I've always done a good number of virtual meetings, but with the pandemic, now all meetings are remote. The Apple Pencil is a fantastic way to annotate slides and sketch out ideas as I share my iPad screen via the web meeting platform. It is a must have for me.

Works well, but occasionally has issues staying paired to the device. Overpriced, but helpful with the iPad Pro.

It's so precise, easy to use, & also just fun to use!

This is a must with the new iPad pro or any iPad for that matter. My daughter is using this with her school issued iPad. The pairing was simple. It charges either from an included cord or a lightning port at the end that can be plugged into the iPad for a quick bolt of juice to get you thru you next assignment.

There are minimal programs it works with but I had to be cool and have one. I wished it had a clip to keep it from rolling off the table. I bought a Pentel mechanical pencil 0.5mm and slightly pried the clip off and slipped it onto the Apple Pencil. Works great! The only program I use it for is OneNote and mark up documents.

Holds a charge and works really well when writing on the iPad. Makes work easier on a iPad

Impressive battery life and pressure sensivity!!!!

Gave it as gift to my wife for her artwork. I don't like to read instructions BUT once I did I got the thing working. So read before using it. It charges fast, but the way it charges is cumbersome and could potentially be broken off as it sticks out of the iPad to charge. But once setup and carefully charged, it's fun to use.

I really like it. It is easy to use. Charges quickly, battery lasts a long time. Lots of control over line thickness.

I use this with Procreate and Artrage for digital art on my Ipad (latest model), and find it does quite well! My only complaint I guess is that it doesn't stay charged for very long, but recharging is performed fairly quickly. And, the cap....you will lose that eventually :).

AS a student, this definitely changes the game for how I can use the iPad Pro in class. The sensitivity of the pen as well as the fact that I have so much control over how I write, plus the compatibility with the iPad compared to using a stylus is very different. I AM VERY HAPPY with this purchase.

This is the best option for my iPad Air 3. Great for drawing and note taking.

Pencil Is Great, I'm Not An Apple Person........ ANDRIOD For Life, It Works Well WIth The iPad My Ol Lady Got Me For Christmas.

So far so good. Make sure to verify which generation you can use. Thisnone works for ipads thatnhave the curved edge! Excellent addition to my art supplies. I create line art digitally and this makes the process so easy.

I am definitely not artistic, but I have found the pencil very useful for handwriting notes, marking up documents, and creating diagrams. The pencil works so smoothly. It is a great complement to the iPad Pro.

I really like this pencil. It offers a realistic writing capability when compared to the traditional stylus. The bubble tip on a stylus doesn’t allow a clean writing script; the Apple pencil does. I have two issues with the Apple pencil: 1) too expensive (should come with the new iPad Pro) and 2) when writing on the iPad screen, the slickness of the screen doesn’t allow a good friction for the pencil to stay stable or the pencil might slide off the screen.