Customer Ratings & Reviews

The pencil is very good and very useful. The quality is great and has good weight

Simple and easy to use. It’s better than using your finger because it is more precise. Charges really quick. It’s a little pricey but still worth it.

This pencil is great, I like the updated charging. It’s a bit smaller and lighter than the first generation. I’m not sure if it’s meant to be held in a certain way with the new design but I can’t ever seem to hold it where I can easily tap the flat side. This is personal preference but I feel like it’s a bit light, with the first gen I felt like I was actually holding something it felt sturdy and a bit longer but with this new pencil I feel like it can easily slip out of my hand and it sometimes feels like im not holding it. Over all it’s a a good purchase and essential if you draw or write on an iPad

Great Connectivity, battery charge durable and it's very smooth to use, detect perfectly your movements. The only bad thing is the price, I think is a little expensive for a pen.

No issues with the past Apple Pencil but it doesn’t work with our new iPad Air. Just as easy to use and works great for drawing. Amazing how realistic it is drawing, painting, etc. I do like how it charges on the iPad without a cap and adapter that was problematic trying not to loose the cap or adapter on the original Apple Pencil. This latest version has not loose parts, the pencil just sits on top of the iPad ready for use when needed which ultimately gets used more as a result. Family is happy with this and it gets more use than ever. As with all Apple items they cost you, we got on sale and are happy about that.

For any iPad user, the Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) is an essential tool for taking notes, drawing, and other creative activities. As a proud owner of the white variant of the pencil, I must say that it has been a game-changer for me. One of the things I appreciate about the Apple Pencil 2 is its seamless connection and compatibility with my iPad – it starts working instantly as soon as I pick it up. The pencil feels extremely lightweight in my hand, and I can easily switch between taking notes and sketching without any hassle. The added function of double-tapping it to switch between various tools is also very useful. While I was considering purchasing the new Pencil (3rd Generation), I am glad that I decided against it. The 2nd Generation still provides excellent performance. The fact that the 2nd Gen Pencil can be charged wirelessly by just attaching it to the side of my iPad Pro is a convenient bonus, which I won't be getting with the 3rd Gen Pencil. All in all, the Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) is a must-have for anyone using an iPad for artistic or work-related purposes. It's comfortable to use, lightweight, and seamlessly integrates with the iPad. For those who are considering the upgrade to the Pencil 3, I recommend giving the 2nd generation a chance first – you may find that it already meets all your needs.

I recently purchased an open box Apple Pencil (Version 2) for my iPad Pro, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations in terms of functionality and performance. One of the standout features is the ability to effortlessly shift to eraser mode with a simple double-tap gesture. This feature adds incredible convenience and saves time when editing or making corrections while drawing or taking notes. The Apple Pencil (Version 2) offers an incredibly smooth operation on the iPad Pro's screen, delivering an unparalleled writing and drawing experience. The precision and responsiveness of the pencil make it feel like I'm using a traditional pencil or pen on paper. It captures even the finest details, allowing for precise sketches, shading, and intricate artwork. Additionally, the magnetic capability of the Apple Pencil (Version 2) is a game-changer. The pencil securely attaches to the side of the iPad Pro, ensuring it is always within reach and ready for use. This magnetic attachment not only provides a convenient storage solution but also ensures that the pencil is charging wirelessly whenever it's attached. Overall, the Apple Pencil (Version 2) has proven to be an exceptional tool for creative professionals, students, and anyone who uses an iPad Pro for drawing or note-taking. With its seamless transition to eraser mode, smooth operation, and magnetic capabilities, it offers a truly immersive and efficient user experience. highly recommend the Apple Pencil (Version 2) to anyone looking to elevate their digital artistry or enhance their productivity on the ipad pro

This is the first time I have purchased an Apple Pencil, I am using it primarily for taking notes on a 4th Gen iPad Air, but with the intention of improving some artistic abilities especially with horticultural illustrations and drawings. It works very well. But, let's compare a situation here: My husband recently upgraded to a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8, which included the S-Pen with that tablet. Why can't Apple include the Pencil with the purchase of some of their higher-tier iPads? Or at least offer a substantial discount to customers on the Pencil when purchasing an iPad? I like Apple devices, and I have used iPads since the beginning, but the way Apple has to squeeze every dollar out of their customers for their accessories by either charging outrageous and obscene prices for their accessories (such as the Magic Folio Keyboards for iPads), or by not including what can be considered basic accessories with the purchase of their devices, (such as the Apple Pencil) is frustrating at times. I realize Apple's devices and accessories work very well together, and I could have purchased an Apple Pencil stylus knock-off such as the Logitech Crayon, or any other options, but I decided to go for the Apple Pencil when the price dropped below $80 (almost 40% off the regular price), so I could utilize all the features without compromising any features of the Apple Pencil. At Best I can give Best Buy kudos for this being that BB's prices on many Apple devices and either Apple or non-Apple accessories has allowed me to save a good amount of $$$ over many years, so there's a flying unicorn covered with purdy glitter somewhere in this whole situation. 5-Stars on the overall experience and how well it works, but I'm reducing the rating to 4-Stars only because Apple should either include the Pencil when purchasing an iPad, or at least offer a decent discount on a Pencil with initial iPad purchase. I realize I will get many negative reactions from this, but this is how I see the reality of the consumer situation when I purchase anything and compare it to the competition.

I purchased the Ipad air for my daughter who is in chiropractic school and this apple pencil and it has been such a hit. The apple pen feels like a regular pencil and I really like how it is only able to connect to your ipad meaning no one elses pen could write on your ipad. It is super light and my daughter likes how you just have to place the pen near the side of the ipad (its magnetic) and that is how it charges which is so much more convenient than having to lug around another charger cord. I highly recommend anyone who purchases an Ipad get an apple pencil as well.

Bought this for my wife after I’ve been using my own for the past 5 years. She’s loving it. Awesome product that’s extremely responsive, charges fast and the battery lasts a pretty long time. You can treat it like a traditional pencil in that it’s pretty tough but the tip is really sensitive and can get damaged if it falls directly on the tip. If you love sketching then definitely try the Apple Pencil with Paperlike.

Aside from getting the Apple Pencil Pro this pencil is one of the most advanced tablet pencils you can purchase if you like drawing this is a must if you have an iPad, but even if you don’t draw using it just to navigate around and take notes is quite nice. It’s a little weird compared to drawing on paper at first you can always use a paper like screen protector, but I found that you’ll get used to the glossy feeling and it’s pretty nice.

You want to write on your iPad so bad, but all you have are plebeian, normal pencils. We’ve all been there. Fret not, because now there is a pencil worthy of your iPad. The Apple Pencil (2nd Generation). Less round than the previous iteration, the Apple Pencil magnets neatly to the side of your iPad. But it’s not just for looks. It charges while it’s there. Next level Apple engineering. Oh, also you can write on your iPad.

The Apple Pencil is an impressive tool for creativity and productivity. Its precision makes writing, drawing, and note-taking feel natural, almost like using real paper. With excellent responsiveness, seamless pairing, and long battery life, it enhances the iPad experience greatly. A must-have accessory for artists, students, and professionals alike.

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The Apple Pencil is an absolute game-changer! Whether you’re an artist, student, or professional, this stylus makes note-taking, drawing, and designing effortless. The precision is incredible, with virtually no lag, making it feel just like writing on paper. The pressure sensitivity and tilt functionality allow for dynamic strokes, which is perfect for digital art. It also pairs seamlessly with my iPad, and the battery lasts a long time before needing a quick charge. If you use your iPad for anything creative or productive, this is a must-have accessory. Highly recommend!

I purchased a 2nd Gen Apple Pen and after having it for a couple of months I can say I really do like it. The pen is always charged since it’s connected to my IPad when not in use. The quality is great. It’s comfortable to use. I use it for work everyday and it has not given me any issues.

The Good: -Smoother writing -Charging is done on the side of iPad and not through lightning -Shorter and more compact -Double tap setting is very convenient to go from writing to erasing -Battery Charges seems about the same as version 1 The Bad: -No extra tip -Not cheap The Bottom Line: If you have a new iPad, then you should definitely get the Apple Pencil 2 since the writing is smoother and the charging is much easier by snapping it to the side of the iPad. While the Pencil isn’t cheap, it does work very well and I can’t imagine taking notes any other way. Overall I would recommend.

I only recently found out that I can use the iPad Pro as a graphics tablet for the MacBook. However, you can’t use your fingers on the screen when you do this. You absolutely have to use the pencil as a mouse for the iPad in such mode. And it’s soooooooooo amazing. I’ve bought this pencil I think 4 times over the years because I could NOT have an iPad without it. I’ve illustrated in Fresco, Photoshop and Clip Studio Paint for about 2 years now. I’ve most recently started using it as a sculpting tablet in Blender 3D and IVE NEVER BEEN HAPPIER. A year and half learning 3D programs and I finally got to use a graphics tablet to sculpt for the first time thanks to the Apple Pencil!! It’s literally like drawing on paper. I’ve noticed you can replace the tips when they wear out. Heads up, I’ve never once had to do that. They last FOREVER

I love my pencil!! I’ve had it about 2 years now and it works great. I don’t use it frequently as my iPad is more for hobby use but I’ve never had any issues with it. I love that when stuck to the side of the iPad it’s always charging therefore always at 100%! It’s always ready to go when I need it.

The Apple Pencil (2nd generation) is a fantastic tool that brings a new level of precision and ease to digital drawing and note-taking. The sleek design and magnetic charging feature are standout improvements over its predecessor. The pencil pairs seamlessly with the iPad, making it incredibly convenient to use right out of the box. The responsiveness and accuracy are top-notch, whether you’re sketching, shading, or simply jotting down notes. The ability to double-tap to switch tools is a game-changer, adding a level of efficiency that’s hard to overlook.