Apple Pencil 2 Ipad Compatibility

It really feels like paper. It's a joy to use my apple pencil on the iPad.

This makes you want to use your iPad for writing with the Apple Pencil, it feels much more natural.

I just recently got a Apple Pencil to start using my iPad for my drawings and I wanted something that would stop my pencil from sliding around on the screen, having fingerprints in the way, and will have an overall easier feel. I found Paperlike and watched many reviews. I wasn’t sure if I should buy it but I’m glad that I did because it has helped me a lot. I have a lot more control of my pencil and my drawings come out a lot better. I would 10/10 recommend this product.

After a lot of research I chose to purchase the IPAD Pro 2021 M1 along with the Apple Pencil Generation 2 to illustrate a children's book I wrote last year in the hope of getting published. The Apple Pencil is like using a real pencil and brushes with the ability to sense pressure, angle and stroke methods. It permits actual shading, line weight and darkness like you were using real varieties of, pens, pencils, and brushes. Response time is immediate with no lag. It is a game changer in digital art and though pricy, if I lost the pencil today, I would be placing a new order the next day. B&H has been my go to for the past 15 years for any and all things Apple / Mac, photography, etc. They provide outstanding customer service, support, and the items I need are always in stock and of high quality. Don't buy a stylus for your IPAD if you are into graphic design, stop looking and make the purchase, no regrets. Well, just one issue to be completely honest, the blue tooth connection to the pencil has lose connection a couple times, but I just turned off Bluetooth in the iPad and turned it back on... back in business!

When I first got my Apple Pencil and my iPad Pro I always felt like the pencil was skating away from me. I tried different techniques to an stop the pencil sloping all over the page with little success. Then I discovered Paperlike and read the specifications that I realised it was the lack of friction between paper and pencil that made me chase the point of contact with a glass surface, other than drive the point of contact. I decide to give it a try, as my paperless experience was not working like I thought it would. I was right or should I say Paperlike was right. It recreates the perfect amount of friction, I was driving again and my writing was exactly the same personal flowing signature characters that I learnt as a child and perfected into my adulthood and I stopped skating on ice.

I owned the first generation Apple Pencil with an older iPad. I upgraded to the new iPad Pro and, also, to this Apple Pencil. The changes to the material they used to make the pencil are amazing - it feels so much more like an actual pencil and WAY more comfortable in your hand. And the responsiveness of this pencil with the iPad is incredible. I use this on a daily basis and love it - highly recommend.

Previously owned a first gen Apple Pencil. Upgraded to the new iPad Pro and needed the updated pencil. Order the pencil and received it three days later! Couldn’t be happier!

This is my first Apple Pencil and I have to say that the experience writing on the iPad Pro 12.9 (2020) is extraordinary. the response is almost instantaneous, making my notes look similar to writing on paper. The battery is quite durable, and the convenience of magnet charging is amazing. the size and weight of the pencil feels quite natural in hand. When it comes to drawing and painting, it is where you can really perceive the advancedness of its technology, since the pencil combines with the screen and creates the effect of pressure on the drawings or letters, according to the trace with the pencil. I found it a little bit pricey, but I am very happy with my purchase,

I had the original Apple Pencil. Having to remove the end cap and plug it into the iPad so that it stuck out was annoying and made the whole thing prone to being snapped off, which would destroy the pencil and potentially damage the iPad. This is entirely better. The wireless charging with the newer iPad Pros is fantastic and a much better solution, and it conveniently acts as a storage mechanism for the pencil as well. The lack of a cap means that there is also one less piece to potentially lose. Being able to double-tap the flat side with a finger to change tools is also very convenient. The only thing to note: the flat side has been advertised as helping prevent the pencil from rolling off a table. Honestly, that isn't really true. If you toss the pencil onto a table, it will still roll pretty far, and if you set the pencil down not onto the flat face, the center of gravity will actually cause the pencil to settle with the flat side facing up. This isn't really a con, just something to keep in mind. TLDR: This is great. It's really what the original Apple Pencil should have been.

♥️That my IPad’s personality shows through & is protected plus my Apple Pencil is always available & easily available.