However, even though it's a bit annoying that it needs charging now and then, it lasts hours and charges to full battery in 10 minutes.

I don’t think the pressure levels of the Apple Pencil are public knowledge, but from my experience they are indistinguishable from the 4000 or 8000 on a Wacom or Huion stylus.īeing battery-powered, it has to be charged regularly. It just has a single hidden button: double-tap the side of the pencil and it’ll act as a button, usually switching to an eraser in most apps.

‍The Pencil is relatively short on features - no buttons, no eraser on the end, no rubberized grip. It’s shape encourages me to hold it a little further back and looser, much like I would hold a real pencil, making it a little more comfortable to hold for long periods than the typically wider and tapered Wacom and Huion stylus’.

It’s thin and resembles a slightly heavy pencil, with a rounded nib. As far as I’m aware the Pencil is the only fully-functional stylus for the iPad Pro.

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