Apple Pencil (USB-C)

This isn’t just a stylus — it’s a proper tool. Writing and drawing feel incredibly natural, especially with the iPad Pro’s 120Hz screen. Pressure sensitivity is accurate, palm rejection is flawless, and the double-tap shortcut is surprisingly useful once you get used to it.Magnetic charging and pairing are brilliant — it snaps to the side of the iPad and just works. No cables, no buttons, no hassle.Perfect for note-takers, designers, or anyone who wants their iPad to feel like paper. Pricey, yes, but you see exactly where the money went.

Cheapest Apple Pencil but doesn’t feel like it. Connects very easily just plug in with the USB-C cable. Doesn’t have the extra magnetic charging on the side of the iPad but charging is easy enough and the pencil charges very quickly, battery doesn’t last that long but when it charges so quickly doesn’t really matter. Feels very high quality, the matte finish makes it feel premium and nice to hold. It’s not too light but not too heavy, ideal weight. If you plan on just doing art and drawing probably wouldn’t recommend due to the lack of pressure sensitivity but if you don’t plan to do a lot of drawing, just basic sketching or mostly note taking you’ll be completely fine. Although make sure you don’t drop it as the tip on the end is quite delicate and if you drop it and it lands on the tip it will most likely be squished and you’ll have to buy a new pack of tips (£19 for 4). All in all a very good pencil and perfect for me.

The pencil itself is fabulous. Great battery life and arrived with an adapter for the USB-C charging cable my iPad came with. The battery lasts several days with near-constant use (I use it to draw for many hours a day, and I still only need to charge it once every few days) and charges very fast.Pressure and tilt sens work great with apps that support it like Procreate, and it makes animating in Dreams so much simpler. I can't wait to try it with sculpting, as I currently sculpt on my PC - but this pencil blows my expensive display tablet out of the water. My only complaint is that the cap seems very easy to lose, so it may be smart to buy a cover for the pen that makes the cap bulkier.

Apple Pencil 2 is a superb device! I just got this item and it paired and charged effortlessly with my iPad mini 6.Build quality is fantastic. You can feel the premium nature of this stylus, from the feel of the plastic, to its weight and balance in the hand. The tip appears robust and is designed such that it has only a little resistant on iPad screen while not making too much of a tap noise while writing.The usability of Apple Pencil is superb in iPad OS. The pencil can be used to navigate iPad screen outside of apps. Inside apps such as notes, and other specific apps that allow pencil input, it works flawlessly. Latency and accuracy are imperceptible and perfect respectively. Functionalities such as double tap on pencil to change selection of pen or eraser is a nice touch. Pressure sensitivity, angle response are as expected.The pencil attaches magnetically to side of iPad for storage and charging and draws minimal charge from iPad. Charging is rapid… within seconds you have a usable stylus from flat.The Apple Pencil requires Bluetooth to be active to remain paired… if switched off the pencil needs to be repaired by enabling Bluetooth and attaching to side of iPad. This is the one big advantage over the cheaper USBC version:.. pairing is so much easier and does not require cable connection.If you can get this on sale sub 100 pound, I’d say it’s worth it over the USBC version.My Apple Pencil came with a charge of 60 percent so it seems this hasn’t been lying around in stock too long.All in all a superb device. I’ll update as I continue using it.

Pros:1. Seamless Compatibility: Works perfectly with the iPad 9th Gen, enabling smooth writing, drawing, and annotation.2. High Precision: Offers excellent pressure sensitivity and accuracy for detailed work like sketching or handwriting.3. Palm Rejection: Supports natural writing by ignoring unintentional touches from your hand.However there are cons:1. Charging Method: Awkward charging via the iPad's Lightning port, which can be inconvenient and prone to damage.2. No Advanced Features: Lacks the double-tap gesture and magnetic attachment found in the Apple Pencil 2nd Gen.3. Price: This pencil does not justify for the price is being sold at. The newer pencils are being sold for a better value than this.

Great addition to my new iPad, it was easy to connect, fits great has good sensitivity, but the battery does go a bit quick, but it charges really fast too so it’s not really a problem overall great quality stylus.

It’s responsive, accurate, and easy to use for writing and drawing. The battery life is decent, and pairing is seamless. It also attaches to the iPad magnetically, which is convenient and keeps it secure. A bit pricey, but if you need a stylus for your iPad, this is the one to get.

This pen elevated my drawings, easy to collab with ipads