The new Apple Pencil delivers pixel-perfect precision and industry-leading low latency, making it great for drawing, sketching, colouring, taking notes or even marking up emails, and more. And it’s as easy and natural to use as a pencil. The new Apple Pencil also features an intuitive touch surface that supports double-tapping. So now you can change tools without setting it down.
Designed to Do More, More Simply
The new Apple Pencil attaches magnetically with a reassuring and very satisfying snap onto the side of your iPad Pro. Once attached, it starts to charge and automatically pairs with your device. And there are new ways to interact with Apple Pencil. Simply double tap to change tools without setting it down.
Magically Pair Wirelessly Charge
The new Apple Pencil starts charging when you place the flat part on the right side of your iPad Pro. It also pairs automatically with your device. And you can charge your iPad Pro and Apple Pencil at the same time.
Tap to Unlock New Capabilities
The new Apple Pencil lets you change brush sizes or modes with a double tap right where your finger rests. And you can customise your taps to easily switch between the tools you use most.
Mark Up Email, Screenshots and More
You can write and sketch on email messages, and even draw directly in apps like Keynote. Take a screenshot by simultaneously pressing then releasing the side button and the volume-up button, then mark up the shot you just took.
High Tech For High Art and Everything Else
Apple Pencil is the perfect tool for whenever inspiration strikes. Use it to jot down notes, paint a watercolour or design a building onsite. You can mark up directly in certain apps, and there are all kinds of apps in the App Store that let you do even more with Apple Pencil. Whatever you need to do, Apple Pencil is easy to use but impossible to put down.
Product Features:
- Use it effortlessly
- Highly responsive
- Perfectly precise
Brand |
Apple |
Product Category |
Tablets |
Length |
166 mm |
Weight |
0.0207 kg |
iPad Generation |
iPad Pro (2017) |
