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USB-C port for direct pairing and charging
Pixel-perfect precision with pressure and tilt sensitivity
Seamless low-latency input ideal for sketching, note-taking, and markup
Flat edge design for magnetic attachment
Compatible with select iPads via USB-C connection
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Direct USB-C Connectivity: The Apple Pencil (USB-C) introduces a USB-C port concealed under a sliding cap. This allows users to pair and charge the pencil directly via a USB-C cable—eliminating reliance on adapters or magnetic charging pads. It supports USB-C iPads that lack wireless pencil charging, bridging a critical gap in Apple’s stylus lineup.
Pixel-Level Precision: Leveraging the same underlying input engine as previous models, it delivers accurate stroke reproduction down to the pixel. Whether used for technical drawing, handwriting, or precision markup, latency remains imperceptibly low—essential for professional-grade workflows.
Pressure and Tilt Sensitivity: Supports dynamic stroke modulation based on applied pressure and angle, enabling nuanced shading, line weight control, and gesture articulation. This makes it highly effective for digital artists, CAD modelers, and educators requiring expressive input fidelity.
Streamlined, Magnetic Flat Edge: While the USB-C Pencil lacks wireless charging, it retains the flat edge design for magnetic attachment to compatible iPads, ensuring convenient storage and portability. However, attachment does not charge or pair the device.
Tool Integration and App Support: Fully integrated with Apple’s iPadOS toolkits, it’s optimized for a range of applications including Freeform, GoodNotes, Procreate, Affinity Designer, and Microsoft Office tools. Real-time ink rendering and system-level palm rejection make it suitable for precise input even during prolonged use.
Cost-Effective Alternative: Positioned below the Apple Pencil 2nd Gen in Apple’s product hierarchy, it offers a streamlined feature set without compromising the essential tactile performance. However, it omits advanced capabilities like double-tap gesture control and wireless pairing.
Compatibility Considerations: Works exclusively with iPads that feature USB-C ports but lack Apple Pencil hover support and wireless charging features. It is not compatible with iPads requiring a Lightning connector or with those designed for the 2nd Gen Pencil.