The Apple Pencil can completely change the way you interact with iPadOS, and right now, the first-gen model is on sale for 30% off its sticker price! When you purchase the Apple Pencil (1st Gen ...

Charging the first-generation Apple Pencil is an interesting process involving removing the bottom cap to expose its Lightning connector. Once the connector is exposed, you can plug it into the ...

It still does, at least with the first-generation Apple Pencil. So you can still use that, if you have a Lightning cable, and the new adapter may be $9 for existing owners, but that's cheaper and ...

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The new, 10th-generation iPad only supports the first-generation Apple Pencil, meaning that it requires an adapter to charge separately via a wired connection since the device has moved to USB-C.

Pairing does vary slightly, with the second-gen model doing so wirelessly by charging it, and the first and new Apple Pencil requiring a physical connection. Charging each Apple Pencil model also ...

This is Apple’s first ever Apple Pencil, and unlike other first gen products, the company still sells it. It retails for $99, and is arguably worth the price tag. It sports tilt and pressure ...

Launched alongside the iPad Pro, the first generation Apple Pencil allowed the company to market its tablet to new audiences -- specifically artists and graphic designers. We've since seen several ...

The Apple Pencil (first generation) is the first stylus Apple released for its iPads. As such, it only has two features: tilt sensitivity and pressure sensitivity. Nevertheless, Apple sells it for ...

Select Apple Stores in the United States have suspended the sale of the first-generation Apple Pencil until stock improves for the USB-C to Lightning Adapter, which is needed to charge the pencil ...