The old first-generation Apple Pencil might have a weird way of charging with the new iPad 10.9 inch having a USB-C port, but there are many ways to get a full battery on it.

Modern iPads are compatible with the costlier Apple Pencil Pro and the comparatively cheaper USB-C Apple Pencil. However, Apple still sells its older first and second generation Pencils to ensure ...

With the Apple Pencil (1st Gen), you’ll get to use your iPad like a composition notebook! Plus, the O.G. model is on sale for only $70 today.

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.

Apple Pencil first-generation, $89 (was $99) at Amazon If you have an iPad Mini or 10th Gen iPad, the choice is between the second-generation and the new Apple Pencil. I’d hedge that it comes ...

From Apple Pencil 1st Gen to Pencil Pro, ... Each is now available at a record low price, so if you’ve been waiting for the right moment to upgrade or buy your first stylus, ...

First generation: This Apple Pencil is compatible with all iPads that feature a Lightning port or the iPad 10 with USB-C, as long as you buy a dongle to charge and pair the accessory. It costs $99.

The first-generation Apple Pencil is best for earlier iPad models; most recent iPads don't support it. For the 11th-generation iPad, we recommend opting for the Apple Pencil (USB-C) instead.

Apple Pencil (Generation 2) iPad Pro 12.9-inch 3rd, 4th, 5th, ... First, it includes a new pressure-sensitive area that, when squeezed, calls up the palette for access to alternate brushes.

This is Apple’s most affordable tablet, and we would recommend it even at its $349 price point. These base models tend to be ...

Either way, you’ll need a USB-C cable (one came with your 11th-generation iPad), and those with a first-generation Apple Pencil (which has the shiny ring near the butt of the stylus) will need ...

Apple Pencil (1st Generation) The first- and second-generation Apple Pencils are designed for older iPads and don't work with the latest models. However, quite a few people ...