Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s pricey, but it works great for taking notes and sketching out drawings. The charging system is much more convenient than the previous pencil too. Battery life is good as well

Bought a new pencil to replace my old one that broke at the tip. Love the magnetic charging, one less thing to have to worry about charging. Can just attach and go without worrying about its battery. The battery last a while without needing to be recharged

Works great. I had to buy a new one after a couple years because I was unaware that these types of lithium batteries with degrade if left uncharged, so please be mindful of that. They are convenient with the magnetic attachment/charging and work perfectly otherwise.

Love how much this feels like an actual pen! Haven't had any troubles with it. Charges fast and no real lag that I can tell when writing on the iPad. Also the weight is perfect.

Very nice pencil for drawing and sketching. It has a flat edge that attaches magnetically for automatic charging and pairing. A bit pricey (as are all Apple products), but very nice.

Works great! Keeps a charge for a while. Purchased an open box model. Zero issues!

Great quality like everything from apple. The pencil charges quickly and is really convenient to use from the magnetic charging dock on the side of the ipad

Fast shipment and as described. Works exactly how it is supposed to and description of used item was exactly what was received.

This pencil only works with new iPads 2018. Very nice upgrade, accurate as usual and very easy to use. It charges using magnets and attached to iPad. Very cool!

An upgrade from the first generation Apple Pencil! With no lightning port charging or cap to loose the ease of use is perfect. The material quality is also better and I find the battery lasting me longer. Paired with a good case that keeps it in place while stored and charging there is no reason why it ever runs out of battery. Because it is pressure sensitive it’s ideal for not only students and notation but for artists as well. The iPad experience is elevated with this must have accessory.

I got the Pencil for my iPad Mini and I was a bit shocked at the price I was going to have to pay for this, but it's been worth having as a great accessory for quick and easy on the go photo editing with Adobe Lightroom. The amount of control you get with it and how seamlessly it works with the iPad is worth the price of admission. I will say that I wish this were included with the device and not a separate purchase. Even if the price were a bit higher, it just makes sense.

Great pencil worked great attached perfect great battery life convenient

The Apple Pencil is the best stylus I've used for a digital device. Granted, I don't do much drawing, however it feels a lot more comfortable to use than my Samsung S-Pen due to it's larger size. It just feels sturdy in the hand! The magnets are also INCREDIBLY fun. I've put this thing on music stands, walls, and in other strange locations. As a student and musician, this has been fantastic for annotating my Jazz charts as well as doing quick math when I don't feel like wasting a piece of paper. There are a few gripes I have though. For one, the price. It's simply too expensive for what should be a basic utility on the amazing canvas that is the iPad Pro. The second thing is the tips. Granted, I haven't been too gentle with the pencil... I move around a lot in classes and rehersals and this thing has been dropped a few times. However after two weeks the tip of the pencil was noticeably flattened, and the pencil failed to write at an angle... it had to be straight perpendicular to the display. My advice? Do try and be gentle with the tip, it DOES wear over time. Regardless, you ARE gonna have to spend some cash on spare tips for this thing... which can be a bit pricey from Apple directly, but there are indeed other options on other websites. Just keep that in mind and don't be caught by surprise like I was!

This takes productivity to the next level! For me being a graphic designer and photographer, this helps with editing, process of fine tuning and quick note taking with a plethora of hidden functionalities.

I liked my first Apple Pencil. I Love the 2nd Generation Apple Pencil! Magnetic so you just have to put in on the side of the IPad Pro. It Also charges in this location. No cords or plugging in required and you can press on the pencil to change from writing to erasing, and, press again and go back to writing or drawing. Apple You did an outstanding job on this generation. I thoroughly enjoy shopping at Store #2511 in Muskogee OK. Scott, Gabriel, Kevin and the whole gang Thank You All for your kindness and making shopping at the Muskogee OK Bestbuy a positive and wonderful shopping experience!! All of You make it a pleasure to do business in Muskogee!

I swore to myself I wasn’t going to get one of these and surely enough…I lied. I honestly love it so much and I can see why so many people recommended it. I use it mostly for creating things on canva but it makes my life so much easier instead of using my fingers lol

Works great for drawing and taking notes. Biggest downside is the price!

Honestly not sure what I'm supposed to say. I've never used a pencil on an iPad that actually worked, guess that's something. Works very nicely with Fusion and Sketchup. Can even decipher my horrible handwriting using the iPad for taking notes. Very cool accessory that charges while docked via magnets. Quite happy after a month of use.

A must have for my 11” iPad Pro. Makes typing a breeze on the pop up keyboard. I use it for precision when using Lightroom CC Mobile. It attaches to the Pro with magnets and charges wirelessly. This is what the original pen should have been. I do not recommend storing/traveling the pen while it is attached to the side. It will pop off. I use a UAG case with a grip that secures the pen well. The pen feels well in the hand. It has a matte finish and is the size of a standard pencil. The pen is flat on one side which helps. I really enjoy using it, but paying for it felt liked getting kicked in the jimmy. If you can find a third party option, you’ll save lots.

I purchased the new iPad Pro 11" after doing very little research on it. Due to it having the upgraded A12X chip as well as including "Face ID", I was purchasing it regardless therefor I didnt realize I could not use my 1st gen  Pencil on the new iPad Pro. I honestly was bummed out because after finally bitting the bullet and purchasing the 1st gen  Pencil, I knew right then that I would never use a iPad again without it. Keep in mind that I am by no means a artist or remotely artistic in the least bit, and honestly cant even draw a decent stick man. I solely use the 1st gen  pencil as a basic stylus and writing utensil for taking notes, but I LOVE it and cant go without using it now. Well with all of that being said, I immediately went back up to best buy and purchased the new 2nd gen  pencil, and I honestly couldnt be happier with its improved performance, as well as the other substantial changes made to it as well. When I was using the 1st gen  Pencil, I would only charge it with the iPad tucked away somewhere safe and when the condition(s) were guaranteed that no one would get near it because I was so afraid of the lightning charge port getting snapped off inside of the iPad. The reason I bring that up is because the addition of wireless charging in the 2nd gen  Pencil is a game changer, and it made me fall in love with the Pencil even more than I thought I could, prior to owning this new one. Another small improvement I thoroughly enjoy is the new "Matte" look and feel, which considerably cuts down on the original  Pencils "Slickness" feel. One last tiny thing I love with the new  Pencil is not having the back cap that has to be kept up with and prob 90% or more people eventually lost. All in all, if your looking at purchasing the new  Pencil stop hesitating, and just do it..... You wont be disappointed. -John Posey