Customer Ratings & Reviews

The pen is a good at to my iPad Pro when I have to do my work for college I can write all my notes down and if I want to type them I can type them with my pen. I also take art in college and the pen is a big help with making everything perfect.

The best Stylus option for recent iPad Pro releases. A HUGE, substantial upgrade over the Apple Pencil 1st generation and I steep recommendation to iPad Pro users looking for a stylus. The AP2 stays fastened to the side of the tablet pretty well when lined up properly. The smart charging is a nice touch as well and cuts down on loose, delicate parts. Price is pretty crazy high but for a seamless user experience like this, it’s worth the Apple Tax if you can swing it. Also, the all-white body/light-gray knib contrasts the screen really well. While ai’d love an all-baby color option, you gotta admit the all white is a clever choice for the pencil easily contrasting the tablet and most cases and being easy to reach for.

Great accessory for the IPad . It’s durable and the grip is good. Makes writing on the iPad very easy rather than using your finger. I also love that you just connect it to the side of the IPad and it charges without any cords.

It’s a pencil. Works very intuitively. No buttons but is pressure sensitive and you can tap it in some apps which works like a button press. Very well made and I’ve not experienced a session where it ran out of power. Hard to remember to snap it to edge of iPad anytime you would normally set it down. Maybe they should add a locate feature? Charges fast.

I have two of these suckers because my niece loves using it so much while learning procreate and coloring on pigment coloring book. So if she enda up "accidentally" bringing one home with her, it's okay because we will always have a backup :) Its definitely worth having, so i turn a blind eye to the price. Meh.

Being that this was a replacement for a first generation Apple Pencil, I was blown away by the change in charging. On the first version, charging was accomplished by plugging the Pencil into the charging port of the iPad Pro. Now, you just lay the Pencil on the base of the tablet to charge. The things I loved about the first pencil are all there for the new release and works flawlessly.

The Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) is an essential tool for anyone using an iPad Pro. Its precision, responsiveness, and seamless integration make writing, drawing, and note-taking feel natural and effortless. The magnetic attachment and wireless charging are incredibly convenient, and the double-tap feature allows for quick tool switching. Whether you're an artist, student, or professional, this stylus enhances productivity and creativity like no other!

Yes, the Apple Pencil is highly regarded as a great accessory for the iPad Pro. It enhances the experience for various tasks, including drawing, note-taking, and graphic design. Its precision, responsiveness, and pressure sensitivity make it ideal for creative professionals and anyone who wants to get more out of their iPad Pro. If you’re considering getting one, make sure to choose the correct generation of Apple Pencil that is compatible with your iPad Pro model. The 1st and 2nd generation Apple Pencils are not interchangeable, and compatibility varies with different iPad Pro versions.

The apple pencil and ipad combo is a masterful work of sheer genius and engineering. This epic little guy is really able to take on the abilities of the real tools it emulates. The real shocker was just how much it's able to immitate a real pencil's capabilities. The simplistic minimal design is also a comforting and subtle reminder of how less is more.

I wanted to switch from taking notes in spiral notebooks, to my iPad for college. It does exactly what it's advertised to do, really good battery life, I don't even know how I would be able to use all of it in 1 go. If you are interested in using an iPad to take notes or draw, this is great, just a little pricey for a stylus with the Apple logo on it.

The new Apple Pencil is a huge upgrade over the first generation. It is much more balanced in my hand and the ability to tap the pencil and change between writing and erasing is very convenient. Due to its lighter weight and smaller size than the previous generation, writing feels much more natural. I do not have small hands (unlike some executives). The main downside is that it is not backwards compatible with older iPad pros.

It's a little pricey, but if you consider the quality of the pencil, I believe it is worth it. It is a luxury item for sure, but as long as you keep up with your stuff then it is well worth the one time expense.

This is so much better than the first gen Pencil. If you have a compatible device and you aren’t using it you’re really doing yourself a disservice (providing that you have need of such a thing in the first place). Being able to charge it by magnetically attaching it to the side was upgrade enough. No more pencil jutting out the bottom of your iPad!

Works great! Just what you would expect from an Apple product. Convenient charging right on the side of my iPad. Very comfortable to hold and write with. No skipping or lagging. But I didn't really need it and it's kind of expensive for how much I'd use it, so I returned it.

It protects the iPad so well. It has a very nice pencil holder as well. The only problem is the kick stand that you need to take the cover off to break the stand down. All in all very happy

For this 2nd generation they understood what was not that great on the 1st one and improved over that. With the previous version I didn't know where to put it and it was always discharge because charging it was very annoying. In this case, they did it better, even the weight, size and overall feeling is much better. most important, you can attach it to your iPad so it is more difficult to loos it and it will even charge.

So easy to use and super accurate. I love the ease of charging too.

Since I bought a 4th generation iPad Pro, I needed a new Apple Pencil as my old one wouldn’t work. This has the same, if not better functionality. Very intuitive in Procreate. I love the fact that it attaches to the iPad magnetically and is always fully charged and ready to use. (My ZAGG Rugged case & keyboard protect the pencil from ever falling off and getting lost.)

I’ve been a huge Apple fan since 7th grade, when the iPod Touch was first released. It may be a little overpriced for what it is, but that’s Apple. Either you stuck it up and get it, digging yourself deeper into the ecosystem, or you don’t. I enjoy drawing for self-entertainment, so it’s just what I need. It’s beyond simple to use, because it’s designed by Apple, for Apple products.

It's great snaps right on to charge, has color indicators for battery life, and takes screenshots by double-clicking the top part. Really cool especially since the screenshot controls are close together on the mini 6 and kind of hard to maneuver.