Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am an elementary music teacher. My classroom has an 89" flatscreen TV instead of an interactive white board which sometimes makes activities difficult. I do have an Apple TV as well. When my principal bought new iPads for the teachers I figured I would buy an Apple Pencil and try to use the iPad and Pencil together like an interactive whiteboard with my students. It has literally CHANGED EVERYTHING! It has made my life so much easier since buying it. I'm able to write on documents with my students, draw in music notation and rhythms as I need them, and write notes on the board for students. It has been a great addition to my classroom and I'm so glad I bought it!

Excellent accessory. there is no discernible delay when writing notes, it's feels just like writing on actual paper. Gets good battery life, and has the ability to charge directly from the iPad itself.

Easy to use. Has some weight to it, which I like. Amazing how it looks on the iPad! Crystal clear and literally like writing with a pen and paper, but better!

My 12 yr old daughter purchased this with a new iPad. She absolutely loves the Apple Pencil. She said it works better than other brands she tried.

Really enjoy using the Apple Pencil for note taking. Tired of all the loose paper notes, and decided to try this after purchasing new iPad Pro. Really writes like an actual pencil. Charging up is not a problem either. Definitely suggest purchasing a sling to hold the pencil though so it doesn't get lost.

It works and it is a lot of fun to use. I really enjoy it. Expensive, but a nice little toy to play with. Also, what Apple products aren't expensive?

This pencil is kind of an over glorified stylus. But just like anything Apple, it works great. I use it with my iPad 6th gen, and it works like a charm. I have used it to make notes during glass, and honestly, it’s much better than using a notebook.

Awesome for our new ‘18 ipad. Works great, charges super fast and last a long time. Only con is the charging cable attaches in the back and no where to store it on the otter box or iPad.

This is my third Apple Pencil. Not that I lost any, just wanted to have some stationed where I use the pencil the most. Very precise control on the iPad Pro. A bit on the pricey side, but it's Apple!

The pencil really keeps the screen clean. It pairs easy by just plugging it into the power supply of the iPad. It charges quick. It makes it very easy to highlight words on a pdf. I enjoy it a lot!

I’m new to using an iPad & Procreate for drawing, but the Apple Pen is making the experience much easier. It’s smoother than I anticipated and feels really good in my hand.

It’s easy and does so well with my iPad! I can draw, write, and tap without issues. Easy to connect and charge. Very lightweight fits right into my iPad pencil slot.

This is my first time using this pencil and I haven't had any problems with it. It was easy to synchronize to my iPad and use. Haven't had any issues. I must admit that it is expensive in my opinion.

Just like anything apple makes this pencil is just as good. Easy to use and very accurate. Use it to write notes and photo editing. Only complain is there's no way to attach it to the ipad itself for safe keeping.

Purchased 'used.' Was in like-new condition Battery last for weeks and charges quite fast. Would sometimes have to manually pair but the process is very quick and easy. Great Pair with the Logitech case/keyboard

Purchased the ipad pro and was not considering getting the pencil but changed my mind. It is so much easier to edit your photos with the pencil not to mention all the apps it works great with!

Easy to use and works great with iPad. I personally use it for marking up documents and drawing, and the pencil is sensitive to pressure and angle like a real pencil. Would recommend.

Best one I've tried. No lags, the sensors are great. Only thing is it's hard to get a good grip on the pencil. It's very slick. Internet shows people taking apart real pens to put the grip on it. Be aware some iPad cases block the pencil from connecting completely. Which gets annoying until you find the right case

Was very apprehensive of getting this as I was confident that your fingers were enough. While I still maintain that notion, having the pencil for some tasks that I've started using more has been awesome. Drawing on the iPad it way easier with the pencil and the wrist rejecting is outstanding. Hand written notes, drawings to explain items to students, and being able to still text while wearing thick winter gloves are all reasons I'm glad to have invested in the pencil. I've even taken to writing texts instead of typing. It's a great tool if you really need it. If you get it just because it's cool you'll have spent money on a paperweight after a month. Buy it because you have a need for it and it will pay for itself.

As close to a pencil/pen as I've used and very nice feel compared to other options out there. Writing on glass takes a little getting used to. Battery life seems solid. Should sell with a stand of some sort (like Wacom offers). Would have been brilliant if they modeled it like a #2 pencil so it won't roll around as much.