Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love my pen. It does everything I need it to do. I'm currently trying to figure out what else it can do, because I'm pretty sure it can solve world hunger.

Gen 1 sucks, and the USB C version sucks. This is the only one with magnetic charging. It’s the best pencil. This is the one to get if it’s compatible with your iPad.

I bought this with my Ipad 10.9 inch. It was in an open box so the price was $20 less than normal, but I work fluently without any issue. Also, One do not need to worry about charging this pen as it wirelessly charged while connected to the iPad.

Flawless for taking notes on your iPad (I use the GoodNotes app). The pen has a flat edge for connecting magnetically to your iPad. The magnet is not very secure, so be careful not to loose your pen! Writing is smooth and seamless. Black (or other) color would be even better, since the white kinda stands out too much for me.

This is my first Apple Pencil. I’m so in love with it! I was on the fence on buying it cause I thought why the hell do I need this. But I’m glad I purchased it! You should too! You won’t regret it!

Very well designed. Charges easily and works well.

I really enjoy using it. I’m not an artist or anything but writing on my iPad with this pencil has been a wonderful experience.

I had been on the fence about whether to buy it or not. I am glad I did. I bought the 2020 11 inch iPad Pro and ended up buying the Pencil to go along with it. It has been great so far. I have used it a lot more than I thought I would. I make like 10-15 wallpapers for both my iPhone and iPad every day. So much fun.

Got this four years ago and its still going. Never even had to change out the original tip. I draw digitally for hours at a time.

Great for taking notes, making lists, and so much more. It attaches magnetically to my iPad, so no worries about losing it.

The pen 2 is soo much better than the 1. The magnetic charging means you don’t have to constantly plug it in and it’s always ready to use. Great sensitivity and versatility and the double tap button works well.

The Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) has blown me away. This one is used mostly for drawing. I really like that it has the ability to stay with the iPad with a magnet. It also charges while mounted to the side of the iPad. I know my daughter has used it for hours without charging. I'll give Apple 2 thumbs up and 5 stars!

The apple pen is such a vital part of the iPad, I highly recommend purchasing as it makes the flow of this 10x easier with the use of your iPad. It has great battery life!

Easy gliding, works wonderful with ipad. Light weight

Great pen, works alot better than the cheap knock off ones obviously, makes drawing on the ipad alot easier(especially for the wife to do her cricut designs).

This is the second generation of the Apple Pen and they really nailed it this time. It feels very natural holding it, and works incredibly well for taking notes. I use it with Microsoft OneNote and love the feel. For reference, it's paired with an iPad Pro 11".

I loved my 1st Gen Pencil, but had to upgrade after I got a new iPad. I love the double-tap feature, and the wireless charging. Much better than requiring the lighting port. I've had no issues in the almost 6 months that I've been using it.

The first pencil was terrific. Nothing like it in terms of style and function. But, it still didn’t feel natural. Now, you can charge it off your iPad...feels like the first, true pencil. Now it is worth getting. Not a must have, but helpful for navigating multiple apps and, of course, any sort of drawing or artistic type function.

Don’t think this is a stylus. It’s not. This is as close to an electronic pen as you will see. The pencil fetus and writes just like an expensive pen. Coupled with the special features of the iPad is a whole new experience. If you own an iPad that will support the 2nd generation pencil. Get one.

This is my second of the 2nd gen Apple Pencil. I purchased this for my wife after owning one myself for nearly two years. It is a great tool. She is using it with her new iPad Air. Honestly, if you use the pencil and are still on the first generation--Upgrade to a new iPad and a new Apple Pencil.