Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Apple Pen 1st generation pen has been great. It charges fast and is easy to use. It is slightly inconvenient for charging purposes but necessary since I have an older IPad (9th generation).

I really like the Apple Pencil Pro because it feels incredibly smooth and responsive. The pressure sensitivity and tilt control make drawing and note-taking feel natural, almost like using a real pen. The new squeeze and haptic feedback features add a layer of control that’s really intuitive, especially for switching tools or accessing shortcuts. It's lightweight, charges easily, and works seamlessly with my iPad. Overall, it’s a powerful tool for both creativity and productivity.

Love the pencil pro. So easy to use and helpful for school. Makes my studying experience much smoother.

I like this much better than the non-pro apple pencil. It is a much better experience for users, from touch-sensitivity and multi-command operability. It also lasts a good bit before needing to be charged.

The Apple Pencil Pro is a game-changer for anyone who loves drawing, sketching, or taking notes. Its precision and responsiveness are unmatched, making it feel as close to a real pen or pencil as possible. The pressure sensitivity allows for nuanced shading and line variation, perfect for artists who want professional-quality results. For writing, it’s equally impressive. The tilt recognition and palm rejection technology make writing fluid and natural, even during long note-taking sessions. Whether you’re annotating documents, sketching detailed illustrations, or jotting down quick ideas, the Apple Pencil Pro enhances productivity and creativity in every way. Works great with the the iPad pro and even the mini

I have had each generation of the Apple Pencil and this version is by far my favorite. I love that the pencil is magnetic to the iPad and that it charges that way. Easy to use and a menu pops up when the sides are squeezed making it easy to choose the tool you want.

This is my second Apple Pencil, they are great tools. Highly recommend and work great with ProCreate.

We love our apple pencil pro, it works well and was easy set up. We use it all the time and it makes thing so much easier.

Went ahead and bought the pro and am glad I did. Super easy to switch between pens and the eraser without having to open menus. The notes app can be slow with the pencil sometimes.

I really like this pencil it has good charge as far as I can tell soak far. I am new with this so learning as I go but it’s pretty awesome and I’m 55 lol. Magnetic to the iPad and auto mag charging is super convenient

Great drawing pen! Fantastic feel and fit. Perfect charging system that magnetically fits on the iPad. Got it on sale. MSRP is a little steep, but for $99, it's perfect.

this product is easy to use and attaches to the side of my ipad

As a long-time user of Apple Pencil, the Apple Pencil Pro truly feels like a leap forward. The new squeeze gesture and haptic feedback add an entirely new layer of control that makes drawing, note-taking, and designing feel even more natural. The barrel roll feature is a game-changer for anyone who works with brushes and pens in apps like Procreate or Adobe Fresco—it feels like you’re actually twisting a real pencil in your hand.

Easy to use and understand, no instructions needed. Excellent and easy to charge and keep charged. This is a great accessory to any IPAD.

The pencil is very easy to use and easy to charge. It works really smooth with my iPad Pro. Takes a couple of days before I have to charge it again. It also depends how often Is being used.

Coupled with a paper-like screen protector, this works soooooooo well! Accurate and works well for taking school notes!

Perfect and easy to operate. I would recommend everyone get this especially for college or creative projects

Well built and has some nice features. I like being able to angle the pen to change the writing on the iPad.

the girlfriend uses it with her new ipad and she loves it. says it’s as nice as regular art pencils

It’s okay, and does what it’s supposed to do when using it. The snapping to the iPad is cool