Customer Ratings & Reviews

It works seamlessly on my iPad Pro 9.7 Expensive but great experience. A little slippery and heavy for a pen. But I like its weight and hope it has something to grip without buying extra cover. Overall, I satisfied with this purchase.

The Apple Pencil feels like a solid pen. I enjoy taking notes with it, using Nebo. Otherwise I am mostly using it in place of a finger, but it is so much easier, more accurate, and cleaner on the screen. Holds charge well and recharges quickly.

The 1st generation pencil was easy to pair, I use mostly for note taking and it works as well as expected. The pencil is a little heavy and the design is basic. An improvement to the design would be to include a battery indicator on the pencil. I have used other stylus, this is still the best pencil I have used.

There is no lagging problem- Apple Pencil is excellent. Only thing is, you need to be careful about the cap . It’s advisable to use a pencil box to protect everything.

Works very well and has a good battery life. I would recommend a cover though so it is not slippery in your hand while using. Great for digital art on my iPad. I love the handwriting to text feature.

It is amazing it works so well that I went and purchased the new iPad Pro 12.9” just to get the 2 gen pencil. The only thing I did not like about gen 1 was that it was very slippery and gen 2 is not. Over all I recommend anyone of them.

I really enjoy this Apple Pencil. It is great for filling out electronic PDF forms on my iPad Pro as well as doodling, coloring and writing. I like having easy access to different color palettes, brushes and fonts. Great for practicing calligraphy, editing pictures and a few word games. I forget to charge it....a lot. Still not use to battery powered pencils. It charges quickly so, that's a good thing.

I had not thought about a pencil, but it is great. It helps improve time on some types of games. Sudoku, specifically. Much more enjoyable that using finger. Easy to quick charge on ipad. Or plug in to usb port. Both ways are easy to use. It makes using ipad more fun.

Great tool, super useful, but could use a few enhancements. It’s slippery and the top comes off very easily. Charging is cumbersome, but speedy and the pencil is easy to misplace. Also, the app used to demo the pencil’s usefulness costs an additional $7.99. Affordable, but I still felt duped when I had to purchase that along with the iPad and Pencil. Consider waiting for an upgraded version.

My students and I love drawing on the iPad with it. Taking notes is also very nice since it’s hard keeping track of loose paper. I would recommend it for getting reluctant drawers (kindergarten) to enjoy drawing! The pen is also doing great esthetically.

I have been using the Apple Pencil for several months now to take notes, and it works as advertised. It is nice to be able to place my hand on the screen while using a stylus, and pencil recharges quickly by plugging it into the lightning port on the side of the iPad.

The Apple pencil makes entering letters on the iPad much quicker and more accurate. It is quick to recharge and easy to determine how much charge is left. Tried the art apps, but they are not that much fun. The pencil makes the Ipad much easier to use.

I write stories about a superheroine: Super Holly Hansson. I write, but I do not draw. But I finally decided to buy an Apple Pencil to play around with drawing. The pencil works great. (I bought Procreate as the drawing app). My drawing skills are not so great, but if you want to try digital drawing, an iPad and an Apple Pencil are a great way to go. Be sure you get the right Apple Pencil for you iPad, and even if you do not become another Ditko or Kirby right away, you will still learn (look up videos on drawing comics). And remember: IT'S ALL IN THE FACE! Apple Pencil is not cheap. But with Apple, you get what you pay for. Easy to set up and charge up. P.S. What's the first best iPad accessory? A big USB power bank, of course!

Works excellent with iPad Pro 10.5. Only comment would be to have a battery indicator on the top of iPad Screen. You can get to it, but the reminder comes up at 5% and sometime when in middle of class, timing is not good for recharging. Though it does charge quickly.

We upgraded to the iPad Pro specifically to utilize the Apple Pencil. Having used styluses including 53 Paper and drawing tablets in the past, I can easily say this one is the best option. A little pricey, but once you get over the Apple Tax, you'll be glad you did.

Works great! Is really accurate for drawing in procreate! The pressure sensitivity is my favorite part about using this pencil in procreate. Tried other brands and they just come match the quality of the I pencil.

This works great with the iPad Pro for note taking and also for drawing. There are some apps out there specifically made for this pencil and the iPad Pro. Definitely worth the purchase. Only wish it would have already come with the iPad Pro given the price of it.

It’s great at drawing and pointing, but it’s also excellent in playing games believe it or not. When I needed to make a precise move that my normally fat fingers would occasionally miss the mark on, this pencil hit it’s target with deadly accuracy.

The Apple Pencil is a great accessory for the iPad Pro. It works flawlessly and combined with the new iPad 10.5, is blazing fast. I use it for writing, and. It as much for drawing, so it helps with hand written note taking It's a bit pricey, but gets the job done.

Bought the new iPad Pro, so, obviously had to buy the pencil. Best stylus I have ever owned. More responsive than Wacom Bamboo styles, Adonit Jot, and countless others that I have owned over the years. The price is a bit steep for a stylus, but overall, well worth the investment.