Apple Pencil Pro: Latest Model - Device Compatibility Check Required - Pixel-Perfect Precision, Tilt and Pressure Sensitivity, Perfect for Note-Taking, Drawing, and Art. Charges and Pairs Magnetically

This is one of those products where there isn’t much to overthink it. The Apple Pencil Pro does exactly what it’s supposed to do, does it consistently, and integrates seamlessly with the iPad. It’s not cheap, and it doesn’t try to be revolutionary — it’s just very well executed. Performance and usability Responsiveness is excellent. There’s no noticeable latency, pairing is instant, and charging via the magnetic attachment is still one of the cleanest implementations Apple has ever done. You never think about battery life or connection issues — it just works. The new squeeze gesture is genuinely useful and makes switching tools faster without breaking flow. The tilt support is well implemented and will be especially appreciated by artists, even if it’s not something every user relies on heavily. Feel and design The build quality is exactly what you’d expect. It feels solid, balanced, and premium. That said, the writing feel is still very smooth-on-smooth, which isn’t particularly pencil-like. Screen protectors help with that, but out of the box it’s not a perfect analog feel. Color options are still nonexistent, which is a bummer but that’s always been the case. Compatibility and pricing Requiring the Pro model for newer iPads is frustrating, but not surprising. It’s clearly part of Apple’s broader product segmentation strategy. While that won’t sit well with everyone, the Pencil Pro itself delivers enough refinement that it doesn’t feel like a compromised purchase. Minor quirks On rare occasions, if the iPad hasn’t been used in a while, the Pencil may not immediately reconnect. Placing it back on the magnetic charger instantly resolves this, so it’s more of a momentary hiccup than a real issue. Final thoughts There’s nothing here that feels half-baked. You can nitpick price, texture, or ecosystem decisions, but in actual daily use, none of those detract meaningfully from the experience. The Apple Pencil Pro is reliable, polished, and purpose-built — which is exactly what most people want from it. Five stars - Expensive, but extremely refined. If you’re in the iPad ecosystem, this is the best stylus experience available

We bought this stylus for our child, and it exceeded all expectations. It feels very comfortable in the hand, lightweight, non-slip, and well made. Our child quickly learned how to use it and now enjoys drawing, writing, and taking notes. The pressure sensitivity is excellent — lines are smooth and precise, allowing both thin and thicker strokes. The response is instant with no lag, which is very important for kids when drawing or learning. The battery lasts a long time, charging is convenient, and it doesn’t require constant attention. It attaches securely to the tablet, so it doesn’t get lost and is always within reach. A great option for both learning and creativity. Our child loves it and uses it every day. Definitely worth the price. Highly recommended!

I got this to go with my new iPad. I had no idea how much I would use it, but its inexpensive, so I thought why not. Never used a pencil much on tablets either. So of course this is apple, and everything just works. It charges easily, but wow this thing is crazy cool. The angles, the pressure, all of it. Its truly amazing and you will find yourself using it way more than you thought, and for things you didnt even think you would want to get into, now that you have this capability. As in, I used it for CAD design for 3d printing. Prior I was using my PC and a mouse, but doing this stuff on a tablet is way more convent.

Arrived on time and in great condition. Works fabulous and makes drawing so much easier on my IPad.

Really good pencil. Bought it used like new and it came in pretty good condition. No issues with it and it connected just fine and there were no scratches on it at all. Tho it is a bit of a gamble but if you can get a good one it’s an amazing pencil. Apple makes the best pencils for there iPad and this one is great.

I bought this to use with an iPad Pro 13 inch M4, and I am supper happy with it. I haven't had an Apple Pencil before, so I had no idea how much I would really like it! I have been using it with ProCreate for drawing as well as for a lot of other functions where you would otherwise use your finger. It is pressure sensitive, and it can be clicked or rotated for different functions. When you hover over the iPad before tapping it, it can show/highlight where you are about to click within some apps. I really like how easy it is to store and charge atop the iPad because it is magnetic. It "fits" in one place on the magnet, which is only on one of the long sides of the iPad, so you have to make sure it sticks well so that you know you have found the correct spot for storing/charging. As long as I set down the iPad purposefully, it stays stuck/magnetized on there pretty well. When transporting, I remove the Pencil and store it in the box it came in because I haven't bought any sort of iPad case with a Pencil storage slot yet. Also, just to note, it is paired by attaching the Pencil to the iPad via the magnet. After using it a few weeks, I did have one issue. It started getting sticky/glitchy. I looked online and found all sorts of advice about uninstalling everything from the Pencil itself or even starting over with the iPad from factory settings. Nowhere did I find the actual solution (not even on the Apple website) — the tip/nib of the pencil had become slightly unscrewed. I had seen a bit of a space between the nib and the pencil and tried to push it back on, but it didn't move, so I didn't think it was a problem and had not noted if the space had been there all along. A friend's college-age daughter was the one who told me to screw it back in vs push it back in, and this fixed it right up. Overall, it has a nice weight and some really nice features! I wish I could use it on my iPhone as a stylus, but that is not the case. It only works on the iPad.

I picked this up from Best Buy. The new gestures don’t work on procreate so they just create unnecessary feedback when you apply to much pressure. Wish my Apple Pencil 2 worked on the m5.

Muy buen producto, de los mejores lápices que he probado, totalmente recomendable

This pen is really good. It’s comfortable to hold, easy to use, and connects quickly without any issues. I’ve been using it for several months now, and overall, it has worked great. One small issue I’ve noticed is that sometimes, while writing a word, it randomly creates tiny extra lines. I’m not sure if this is because of the iPad or the pen itself. It happens even when the pen is fully charged, and it has occurred more than once. Aside from that, it’s very practical. It charges wirelessly by attaching to the side of the iPad, which is super convenient. It charges quickly and the battery lasts a long time. The magnet is strong too, it sticks firmly to the iPad and doesn’t fall off easily.

Great

Maravilhoso. A escrita é precisa, tem funções ao aperta-la que da para programar de acordo com a sua necessidade. A ponta é bem resistente.

I wasn’t sure if I needed the Apple Pencil Pro, but when I saw it on Amazon Warehouse for a great price, I figured I’d give it a shot and I’m so glad I did! It arrived in excellent condition (barely looked used), and I saved a good chunk compared to buying it new. As for the Pencil itself, it’s fantastic. The new haptic feedback and squeeze gesture are subtle but super useful, and it feels incredibly responsive and natural when drawing or taking notes. I’ve used both the original and second-gen Apple Pencils, and this one definitely feels like a real upgrade. If you do any creative work, note-taking, or just like using your iPad to its full potential, the Apple Pencil Pro is absolutely worth it especially if you can snag it on a warehouse deal like I did!