Previously, the cap had to be removed and the Pencil had to be plugged into the iPad’s lightning port, which didn’t only looked awkward but imposed a high risk of breaking the connector or losing the cap. One of the major improvements compared to the old Apple Pencil is the way how it charges. At least we never had to replace any of our Apple Pencil’s tips in the past three years despite heavy usage. We assume they realized that it wasn’t really necessary to replace the Pencil’s tip unless someone severely damages it. The tip can still be replaced but Apple stopped including replacement tips in the box. While the first generation of the Apple Pencil consisted out of three pieces - the tip, the shaft, and the cap, which covered the lightning connector - the new Apple Pencil only consists out of two of these: The tip and the shaft. Hardware improvements and new double-tap gestures So if you wanted to stop reading because of the increased price, we hope you’ll bear with us for a bit longer. It sounds like a lot of money but we’ll answer the question whether it is worth it in a bit. The price has increased from 99US$ to as much as 129US$. The Apple Pencil hasn’t been cheap before but the 2nd generation is even more expensive than the first one. In other words, writing with the Apple Pencil 2 is still frictionless and smooth, and there is no notable difference compared to writing on a real piece of paper.
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This is the same performance as on the iPad Pro 10.5”. The delay when drawing or writing with the Apple Pencil 2 on the iPad screen hasn’t been changed and is still as low as 20ms thanks to a refresh rate of 120HZ. The Apple Pencil 2 is only compatible with the latest generation of the iPad Pro models, that have been released in early November 2018. Here is our review of Apple’s new iPad stylus and our opinion on past, present, and future of the device.
What can you do with it? Is it better than the first generation? Should you pay 129 US$ to get it for your new iPad Pro?įor the past 3 weeks, we’ve been testing the 2nd generation of the Apple Pencil with the iPad Pro.
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