Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you have an Ipad Pro or 2018 Ipad this is a must for those who take notes or require precision. Personally this is perfect for keeping the ipad as finger print free as possible. It does feel too slippery in hand and too bad they couldn't add further functions with it such as swipe gesture or additional button/eraser combo.

It's pricy but worth it. The battery life is very long and charges amazingly fast. Pressure is on the pen so feel free to put a screen protector if used on ipad

I have been using the Apple Pen for about a month and it has definitely improved the time to take notes and make annotations. It is pricey but works like a charm, easy to sync to the iPad. My only con is that is is a bit large for my hand.

Considered this purchase for a while and opted for it after seeing reviews. Does all that’s advertised and a nice addition to the iPad Pro. If you take a lot of notes or do drawing or art on the iPad this is a decent option.

I skeptical. Would I really use it? Well, I do! I carry a an iPad mini to meetings and now I take my notes on it as if writing on paper. So much easier. Battery lasts a long time and recharges very quickly.

I have been using the Apple Pencil for almost everything on my iPad. It's super simple to pair, charge, and use. I did think the back part worked as an eraser (it doesn't but it's easy to figure it out). Working with autocad is simple!

AWESOME PEN. THE WEIGHT IS WELL BALANCED, IT MAKES EASY WORK FOR THOSE WHO WORK ON DESIGNING. THE ONLY THING THAT WORRIES ME IS THE SMALL PLUG IN AND INPUT PROTECTOR WHICH IS ONLY HOLDING BY MAGNETISM, BUT OTHER THAN THAT IT IS A GREAT PRODUCT

It does what it is supposed to do and does it well. It took me a while to determine the charge level of the stylus (enable battery life in the notifications of your iPad). I also had an issue with it not working well but that was a quick/easy fix (screw in the tip more securely). I like it quite a bit and it seems to hold a charge for a long time.

Very easy to connect to the iPad and it’s useful when taking notes which is what I do often. What would be great is if it had a small led indicator to let you know the battery status. Another cool feature would be if you could located on find my iphone. At $89-99 it’s is way overpriced for what it does.

The Apple Pencil works just like a pen when writing. It also holds a charge for a long time and charges really fast when it needs to be charged. It makes for one less thing I have to remember to plug in every night.

Working out great. Comfortable, easy to use, great battery life. Came with an adapter so you can charge it with a cord and not having it hang off the iPad. Glad I didn't buy a knock off.

So easy to connect and use. Highly recommend it. The only thing is that the cap is not attached so when you charge it, you have to put it in a safe place so you don’t lose it.

The Apple Pencil has brought our homeschooling to a different level. Love that we no longer need to waste paper and have a million pencils cluttering our home. Works perfectly with the 6th gen. iPad

My son has been using it for doing artwork on the iPad. Easy to sync and charges very fast. Lasts a long time on a charge. Just make sure you get the correct one for your model iPad.

I read mixed reviews on the pencil but still decide to try it. It has great response with the iPad Pro Apple apps. The feel is equally distributed. I love the slick finish of the pencil. It stays charged good. I would recommend this Apple Pencil.

It works well. I use it frequently and it is easy to erase too. It does not have a spare tip. Anyway, it lets you write, draw, and control your iPad. It’s a bit pricey.!

This pencil brings precision to a new level when you’re trying to sign documents online, using fillable docs, etc online. It’s also so much easier to get in front of a word or number in a cell with those stubborn edits.

The pencil allows a lot more precise interaction with the surface. Time will tell just how durable It is. On an almost flat surface the pencil is weighted just enough off center to stop rolling within a turn. If there is any slope al all, look for it on the floor. For a hundred bucks, I hope it is durable enough to survive an occasional drop. One other concern... I haven't figured out how to manage the battery. You get a notice at 5% left but that isn't much help if you need the pencil. You can quick charge it by plugging into the iPad lightning connector, but there is no way know the status of the charge (at least that I have figured out yet). I'm reluctant to use the iPad connector for charging unless I'm sure I can protect the the 6+ inch lever from getting bumped and damaging the iPad.

Bought this so I could take handwritten notes in my iPad Pro. It's is very responsive and I love the pressure sensitivity. Setup was also extremely easy. All I had to do was plug it into the iPad and I was ok and running in seconds.

I'm not basing my feelings on the new iPad/Pencil, I'm basing it on the fact that someone at Apple not only came up with the idea of attaching a 9" narrow object to the end of a 10" tablet via a lightning connector and thought it would turn out well, but their manager approved it and it ended up in production. I would love to see the numbers from Apple on how many of these things were broken off. Ok, now my review. It's a great solid product, accurate, speed is fine, but a bit heavy. The pencil should mimic the feeling of a pencil or brush or charcoal pencil and to me, it's much heavier than any of those in reality. I didn't experience any "hand fatigue", but I'm sure that if I had to take notes with the device for an extended period, I would. That being said, the new Apple Pencil (only compatible with the new iPad), seems much better. It has the flat edge and it charges wirelessly.