Ipad Pencil Second Generation

[0.75 lb] I’ve loved the Apple Pencil since generation 1. I’ve used the generation 2 and didn’t imagine that it could get any better. I only got the Pro because I upgraded to the iPad Pro M4. I love this pencil! Especially the “squeeze” function and the Haptic Touch.

[White] I had to get this pencil because the original pencil I had for the first generation iPad Pro won't work with my new M4 iPad. However, although a bit grumpy at having to fork out to buy what I thought I owned, after some use I'm content that the new pencil, like the M4 iPad is enough of an improvement that I'm happy with my purchase.

[0.465 lb] The design is sleek and clever and used it religiously but I just wish they made one compatible with the 2nd generation pencil! Please make one!

[Yes] ♥️That my IPad’s personality shows through & is protected plus my Apple Pencil is always available & easily available.

[10 to 90%] Using this on new iPad Pro - tried Apple Pencil but like this better as an average (none artistic) user.

[Steel] Really enhances using an apple pencil with the iPad. Brilliant customer service.

[Alpha Cellulose] Paperlike makes using my iPad even better. I’m not an artist but I do like taking handwritten notes with my Apple Pencil and it just feels better to write on a less slippery surface. My kids enjoy drawing with Procreate on their iPads and now that I’ve tested it on mine, they’re keen to have Paperlike on their iPads, too. Great product - glad I took the plunge!

[4 Years] Better than I expected. easily attached to iPad. I like the pencil holder. It seems very rugged and protective of both sides of the iPad yet it is light weight with a snug fit.

[Tan/Beige] I had a different case for my iPad 6, but I was not aware how fragile the iPencil tip was. Apparently, the way it attached to the iPad in that case was not protecting the tip of the pencil. I bought this case and it seems to be pretty protective of the tip.

[Lightning] I had an older 5th gen iPad mini that used the older 1st gen lightning-based Apple Pencil. The battery in my pencil finally died, so I needed a new one. It was a bit confusing as to whether this pencil was the correct replacement, since it mentions USB-C, rather than lightning, but I can confirm that this is indeed the 1st gen lightning-based pencil, that just happens to have a lightning to USB-C adapter mentioned in the product title.