Palm rejection allows you to put your hand on the screen when you're drawing.
The pressure-sensitive tip allows you to draw thin or thick lines.
With Lightning connector, so you can quickly charge the Apple Pencil via your iPad.
This Pencil is only suitable for the iPad (2018/2019/2020), iPad Air (2019), iPad Mini 5, and iPad Pro (2017).
Description
Note: this stylus isn't suitable for the iPad Pro (2018/2020) and iPad Air (2020).
Let your creativity flow freely with the Apple Pencil. This stylus is especially designed for the iPad (2018/2019/2020), iPad Air (2019), iPad Mini 5, and iPad Pro (2017), so you can easily perform special actions. Draw thin lines or fat lines by applying more pressure or add shadows by tilting the stylus. Thanks to the lightning connector, you can chare your Apple Pencil via the iPad for emergencies. 15 seconds of charging is enough for another 30 minutes of use.
This is an original Apple accessory.
Suitable for:
iPad Air (2019)
iPad Pro (2017)
iPad (2018/2019/2020)
iPad Mini 5
Note: this stylus isn't suitable for the iPad Pro (2018/2020) and iPad Air (2020).
Let your creativity flow freely with the Apple Pencil. This stylus is especially designed for the iPad (2018/2019/2020), iPad Air (2019), iPad Mini 5, and iPad Pro (2017), so you can easily perform special actions. Draw thin lines or fat lines by applying more pressure or add shadows by tilting the stylus. Thanks to the lightning connector, you can chare your Apple Pencil via the iPad for emergencies. 15 seconds of charging is enough for another 30 minutes of use.
The Apple Pencil is a necessity to keep students organized.
Kendall Mathew | 17 January 2020
| In the generation: 1st generation
Pros:
Taking notes for school or work on your iPad helps you organize you notes
Pros:
Feels like writing on paper
Pros:
Charges in 15 minutes
Pros:
10 seconds of charging can give you 30 minutes of writing
Con:
Tips break over time
Con:
Only works on IPad not on iPhone
The Apple Pencil charges in 15, but that doesn’t even matter because one charge last me the entire school day. I was the kind of person that would hardly, and when I would, I’d loose them, but now I have all my notes organized in iPad, which is already lighter than my note book. It feels natural to write with, it took me no time to get used to it, I began sketching the second I got it. When given printed hand outs in class I scan them on my iPhone and complete them on my iPad with the Apple Pencil, so I can save them with the rest of my notes.
Kendall Mathew | 17 January 2020
| In the generation: 1st generation
4.5 / 5 stars
8,5/10
Easy to use but with some cons
Rados Lazarevic | 18 October 2019
| In the generation: 1st generation
Pros:
Easy to set up
Pros:
Precise
Pros:
No nonsense
Con:
Can't attach to iPad
Con:
Completely round so it rolls off the table
Con:
Detachable cap that you can lose
Con:
Price!
Everyone knows what Apple Pencil does so there are no surprises. The main surprise actually was that it cannot be attached to the iPad, so I had to buy a self-adhesive pen holster. Keep that in mind.
Rados Lazarevic | 18 October 2019
| In the generation: 1st generation
5 / 5 stars
10/10
2nd generation is much better
Rados Lazarevic | 17 November 2019
| In the generation: 1st generation
Pros:
Regular Apple pen, very precise
Pros:
Can use it for any app, even the ones without drawing capabilities
Con:
No magnet, can’t attach it to the iPad!
Con:
Round, rolls off
Con:
Cap falls off, you can lose it
Bought the pen because I had a 2018 version of apple iPad. I took it for granted there is a way to attach the pen to the body of the iPad when not in use, but soon I realized I was wrong. I had to buy a pen loop for notepads to hold it together.
Rados Lazarevic | 17 November 2019
| In the generation: 1st generation
4.5 / 5 stars
8,5/10
The one and only for iPad
Pros:
pleasant to hold
Pros:
great pressure sensitivity
Pros:
great precision
Pros:
battery lasts long enough (for me)
Con:
it charges in a ridiculous way (indeed that's fixed with apple pencil 2)
Con:
you may risk to lose the cap
The Apple Pencil 1 works fantastically with the iPad. I mostly use it to draw in Procreate and I have nothing to complain about. However it is a bit stupid how it's designed (to pair it or charge it you have to stick it in the ipad's lighting input). This is quite unhandy but it's not the end of the world. There is also an adapter to charge it normally with the lighting cable. Then watch out that you don't lose the cap. The Apple Pencil 2 has no improvement in functionality, it just has a different design and it charges in a different and smarter way.
Laura Izzo | 5 January 2021
| In the generation: 1st generation
4.5 / 5 stars
9,0/10
go for it
Pros:
must have
Pros:
user friendly
adding new taste to the ipad.
Wallaeldin Elzaky | 13 June 2020
| In the generation: 1st generation
5 / 5 stars
10/10
Thw best. Very god quality. Thank you Apple and Coolblue
Very good and useful
Romeo Nour | 6 October 2019
| In the generation: 1st generation
