Excellent response, charges quickly, just be careful with the tip of the pencil so it doesn't need to be replaced quickly. Charges magnetically on the tablet. Excellent quality (APPLE)

If your job is a graphic designer, painter, student, or tattoo artist, it's worth getting, but if you are none of the above, don't buy it because it will be useless to you. I am none of the above; I got it to use the digital planner on the iPad that the App Store offers, but unfortunately, to have full access to all the settings, you typically have to pay. Other than that, it has a long battery life, it's comfortable in the hand, the only thing you will need is to get a silicone cover where you hold and write (index finger and thumb) because if you use it for a long time, your hands sweat, and as a result, the stylus slips. I also bought a silicone cover and a case to keep it in so it doesn't get scratched.

Good response, good battery life, but build quality is below zero. I left it off the charger for 2 weeks and the battery was permanently damaged. The dealership replaces it (the warranty is great), with zero usage it took a fall where it was already interrupted (we're talking about just under a meter). The device heated up and of course stopped working again. It would be good to have instructions for such issues so that there is due attention.

I love it it’s responsive and really easy to use palm rejection is working along with pressure sensitivity

Excellent battery and easy to use, I didn't like that you can't use it for everything on the iPad

I say it's not worth the money because we have gone crazy with all these [email protected]. But what can I do since my daughter at university is a little plant and wanted it? She says it's very good. I use Bic, permanent markers, and pencils.

The second Apple Pencil gen2 that I am getting for my second iPad. If you use the iPad Pro for professional use, its own pencil is a must-have. If you have it for occasional use, there are cheaper, compatible pencils available.

The best accessory for the iPad!! For those who are not sure, think about how it is useful almost everywhere: Design, social, note taking, etc. Be careful with falls as the tips break very easily and need to be replaced after a fall.

As an Apple product, it’s of high quality!
Made to last!
It works fine, connects seamlessly with my iPad and doesn’t disconnect until it runs out of battery (which is very rare - cause it will last long enough for most users).
The 4 stars are given only because it doesn’t come with a user manual (or even a short description) and if one does not know how to use it (like myself) cannot take advantage of its full potential.

I will return in time with an update, when I explore more of its features!

Very good build quality, feels great in the hand, etc. However, it consumes a lot of battery from the iPad Air 5 even when not in use as it wirelessly charges while in the magnetic position.

Great for someone who will do designs or even some diagrams or just to take notes. Its battery is fully satisfactory as it lasts for several hours and its charging is done by simply placing it in the special position that your iPad has.

Finally, its pairing is equally fast and easy as all you have to do is put it in the above special position and you're ready!

It does its job perfectly with the iPad Air 5th gen, but come on Apple, a stylus for 110 euros for 60-70 is okay.

The classic top-notch experience one expects from Apple. Quality construction and lightning-fast response. With the right note-taking app on the iPad (see GoodNotes), you can do wonders. Its battery has incredible autonomy. After several hours of reading (6-7), of course, it will run out, but with a 1-minute charge, it immediately recovers a large percentage of charge that will give you at least +1 hour of use. If you leave it for 3-4 minutes, it will easily charge up to 50-75%. CAUTION only for vertical drops on the floor. It won't break, but with a fall from (desk height), it's enough to break the plastic nib, and their cost is excessively high (4 nibs for 29 euros - and without the possibility of finding something cheaper of the same quality). So trust its quality, but be careful with falls. That's all from me!

From the first one, I went to the second one! It's undeniable that it's much better in every way, even though it works on other devices, which means better screens of course... The charging has freed up my hands and it's always full whenever I need it... Unfortunately, in English, it doesn't "turn out as well" in handwriting as it does in regular letters, and I'm trying to make it work...

It does exactly what one expects from a Stylus and works well with the iPad - writing feels natural. It requires a compatibility check before purchasing as it is not compatible with all iPads. I believe it could be priced lower. We will see how long the tip lasts.

I believe that any review is meaningless, as it cannot be compared to any other stylus that is not from Apple. It belongs to the Apple ecosystem. It wirelessly charges on the iPad, with all battery indicators and settings. Also, it is a one-way street if someone wants to draw on the iPad.

I used the Apple Pencil 1 on older iPad Pros and was very satisfied. The same applies to the second-generation pencil, with the following changes:
-Shape (has a flat side)
-Wireless charging with magnetic connection on the iPad
-Touch button to open a menu in the programs you use
(e.g. I have it set to open a color palette in design programs with every touch)

I recommend purchasing a rubber cover if you use it on a daily basis, to make the shaft thicker and more comfortable to hold.

With Procreate as its ultimate tool, anyone can create any design they can imagine on the iPad Pro. In other words, the iPad Pro becomes a graphic design machine in your hands. Without the Apple Pencil, having an iPad is not worth it.

The experience of using the iPad is truly elevated with the pencil. I use it for digital notes and drawing.

I don't use it as often as I would like. It is a high-quality product, of course. It is worth it for editing .pdfs and for those who work with design.

Apple. It's perfect. What else to say. The only thing is that when you write, it slips on the screen, but you can get special tips to make it feel more like a pencil. Ok.

Update: I bought from abroad a tip made of leather and I found my health. It doesn't make noise, it doesn't stick on the screen when in use, it doesn't lose sensitivity, the only thing is that the tip becomes relatively thick with it. But it doesn't bother me. Of course, if you want to draw with this tip and you need precision, then it doesn't work. The guy who makes and sells them is very nice, and he also sends a gift. I have been using the first one I bought for 2 years.

Necessary if you have an iPad.

For digital art, its price is very competitive, as similar Wacom pens cost 100/150€. It's incredible for note-taking as well, but if you only use it for notes, the price is slightly high.

Obviously, the best choice for an iPad, but if you want to save some money, Logitech in collaboration with Apple makes a cheaper pen :)

This (magical) feature that characterizes the Apple Pencil is indeed good... but not miraculous. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it's not good, I'm saying it's not miraculous. Firstly, you need to think if you really need it, because 110 euros is not a small amount. If you really need it, you should learn some things about it. This is the reason why I'm doing this review. I'll start with the positives:
1) It's very accurate, which means it's precise.
2) It's very fast.
3) It pairs very quickly, which means it connects easily with devices.
4) Very good construction and quality.
Now the negatives are not very significant, they are mainly details:
1) It doesn't have the feel of paper when you touch it to write or draw something, which doesn't bother me, but I think if some of you want it for drawing, then you can find some special glass.
OVERALL, VERY GOOD.

Very good. I mainly use it for digital art. Very fast and comfortable. The only downside is that it requires a case directly because the tip can easily break (for which there are replacements). Overall, it is one of the best pens I have tried.

I mainly use it for notes and to edit files for work. I wouldn't say I'm a high-end user in terms of usage, but I'm completely satisfied with what I do. Now I don't touch pens and do everything with the pencil on my iPad. The battery is amazing, it has great autonomy and of course, the fact that it sticks to the iPad is incredibly useful and convenient!

I have had it for 10 months now for online teaching. Writing on the iPad pro with the Apple Pencil 2 is incomparable to any other pen or stylus like the Wacom bamboo, for example. It's worth every penny. I haven't had to change the tip in 10 months despite using it regularly. It's best used with apps like Goodnotes or Notability.

Excellent product, with great precision! The only negative is its high cost. After all, it's Apple.

I got the package with the iPad Pro for handwritten notes, image editing, and maybe freehand sketches and I just have no words. It elevates the experience!

Although it has only been operating for a few hours, I have only good things to say. As a Note 10+ owner, in comparison to many similarities and some differences that I believe will be covered over time.