Apple Pencil Usb C Review

I have never owned an Apple Pencil but I do not know that I would need one after using this one.

Works perfectly. A must have with the Apple Pencil.

All I can say about this apple pencil 2 is I cannot imagine doing work without it.

I used the Apple Pencil first generation without any problems, but the new one is much better in all respects.

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!

This thing is amazing. So lovely. So matte. So perfect. I love using this with my Apple Pencil - it’s actually preferable to using pencil and paper now. My only advice would be to make sure that you watch the video about how to apply it - you do not want to have to scrap one because you thought that you could skip the recommendations and go straight to the installation.

I'm impressed with how well the Apple Pencil works. The design is thoughtful and through. This is one of those few scenarios when a product actually lives up to its hype. It is changing the way that I design and move the creative process along. This said, even though the apple pencil is made to emulate a real pencil, it is not. It might be that it is too sensitive, or that the resistance between you and the screen is almost nil. The muscle memory of prosthesis kind of gets in the way and the Apple pencil should be treated as its own tool with its own capabilities and shortcomings (much like the difference between a brush and a pencil). I don't use this thing for precise drafting but it makes the design process fun and intuitive. I'm happy to add it to my toolbox.

It’s exactly What I was looking for! Its surface has a light tooth that makes using my Apple Pencil feel much more natural, like pencil to paper.

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.