Customer Ratings & Reviews

This pen is amazing and is what it should have always been!! Gen 1 apple pen works fine if your not upgrading to the new gen iPads but the ease of charging and magnetic attachment, the gen 2 pen with the new iPad Pro is the ultimate artist setup.

Easy to use and love the magnetic charging feature

It is such a joy to use this pen. Seeing now how the Apple pen 1st gen works, I'm so happy I got this one. Its magnetic charging for my iPad Air works like a dream and the pencil itself feels extremely comfortable in hand. I would recommend everyone get this pen if you have an Ipad and want to take notes or draw,

Picked this up on sale for my first iPad Pro. The precision is great and if you write a lot (or draw regularly), this is a no-brainer. I do a bit of both, such as multiplayer drawing games like Jackbox and Gartic Phone. I would be careful about using this without an iPad case, though. There's risk that a bad case could force friction between pencil and tablet, causing scratches on both. A good tablet would allow magnetically attaching the pencil without there being any surface area exposed to scratch.

Well, first off, I’m no artist, no graphic designer, and by no means did i purchase this for professional reasons. I basically highlight things on pictures using MarkUp. It works great! The double tap feature to automatically flip to eraser is genius. So, for my basic use, it gets the job done, and it gets it done quick! Would highly recommend.

Works great, and is a great addition to the iPad pro!

I bought it because I bought air iPad . I don’t understand the difference between this or previous Apple pen, except this one I can charge without any cables. I love it

I love my Apple Pencil. I am a college student and I use my iPad as a digital notebook, and my Apple Pencil has literally changed my life when it comes to notetaking.

Works great. Never have had an issue with this pen. Holds a charge for what seems like forever.

Connects with the screen so well! Easy to use! Feels like a pen! Love the magnet that connects it to the case and charges it at the same time! Feels like writing on air!

This is my first experience with an Apple Pencil but so far I really like it. The charging on the top of the iPad is nice but you cannot charge it while transporting iPad because of the fear it might fall off. Overall, like the pencil but I tend to use the Smart Keyboard more than the pencil. I will be downloading some coloring and drawing apps to use my Pencil more.

Great pencil, very easy to use. Works great with new iPad Pro 11.

I love it! I love that you don’t need a separate charger and can charge on your IPad!

This is a must if you are going to draw or take notes

As light as a real pencil and yet will write on my iPad like a real pencil! It works like a mouse as it can be tapped for functions and yet the screen is so sensitive to its being applied like a real pencil. Choose if it is a pen, a marker, a pencil, broad tip, narrow, colors - the sky is the limit!

Super light weight and you don’t have to worry about charging it

This product works great, unfortunately it went out after a little over a month of using. Currently working with Apple to get support to get it fixed, but it works great when it works!

Bought the new iPad pro and 2nd generation pencil for my daughter for school. This has made note taking fun and easy. She loves it. It writes so much neater than a pen or pencil on paper. No smears. Also, it doesn't leave a mark on your notes where your hand rest- only marks what you intend from the tip of the pencil.

Bought this for school after deciding between this with the iPad and a laptop. I do not regret it. The pencil writes with no lag and once you get used to using whatever app you pick for notes it’s extremely convenient to have one tool to do it all.

To be fair, I did not have the AP1, so I cannot compare this to that. However, my son has the AP1 he can't wait to upgrade to this AP2 now that he's used mine. Just an all-around excellent and simple tool for those who handwrite a lot or regularly draw on their newer iPads. Seems essential for most digital artists at this point.