Apple Pencil 2nd Generation
- Kristina
- Dec 11, 2018
- 3 min read
Presenting the all‑new Apple Pencil.


Apple Pencil set the standard for how drawing, note-taking, and increasing archives should feel — natural, exact, and magical. The new Apple Pencil takes that experience considerably further. Presently you can match and charge remotely and change devices, similar to a pencil to an eraser, with a basic twofold tap. Intended to accomplish increasingly, more essentially.

Designed to do more, more simply.
The new Apple Pencil joins attractively with a delightful magnetic snap onto the side of your iPad Pro. When connected, it naturally matches with your gadget and charges so you're constantly prepared to go. Furthermore, there are better approaches to cooperate with Apple Pencil. Basically twofold tap to change devices without intruding on your stream.
All-new consistent structure.
The new Apple Pencil is intended to be a considerably progressively agreeable, normal device to utilize. The consistent structure no connectors or moving parts, makes it simple to store. You can even have your Apple Pencilengraved to truly make it your own.
Mystically match. Remotely charge.

The new Apple Pencil begins charging when you put the level part on the correct side of your iPad Pro. It likewise matches consequently with your gadget. What's more, you can charge your iPad Pro and Apple Pencil in the meantime. Enchantment, isn't that so? It's really magnets, however we'll take it.
Join attractive charging
Tap to open new capacities.
The new Apple Pencil gives you a chance to change modes with a twofold tap right where your finger rests. What's more, you can tweak your taps to effortlessly switch between the tools you utilize most. Innovative for high workmanship.
High tech for high art. And everything else.
Apple Pencilis ideal for at whatever point motivation strikes. Use it to scribble down notes, paint a watercolor, or plan a building nearby. There are a wide range of applications in the App Store that let you do much more with Apple Pencil. Whatever you have to do, Apple Pencil is anything but difficult to utilize yet difficult to put down.
Take notes. What's more, make them astounding.
Take notes and portray thoughts in the Notes application as normally as you do on paper. There are additionally incredible note-taking applications in the App Store for conveying everything that needs to be conveyed in some exceptionally beautiful new ways.

Increase email, screen captures, and the sky is the limit from there. You can compose and portray on email messages, and even attract specifically applications like Keynote. Take a screen capture, at that point increase the shot you just took.
The perfect instrument for specialists of each sort. Apple Pencil encourages you express your inventive thoughts. Regardless of whether you're painting a watercolor, planning an inside, or modifying layers of a photograph, Apple Pencil breathes life into your dreams.
Cutting edge innovation for most extreme smoothness.
Apple Pencil is stuffed with innovation intended to make utilizing it totally instinctive. With intangible slack and pixel-flawless exactness, it feels like a natural composition and drawing apparatus you've constantly utilized.

Designed like a PC, works like a pencil
Very responsive. Consummately exact. Apple Pencil is the best apparatus to go after when you require pixel‑perfect accuracy. Attract anything down to a solitary pixel, from a specialized delineation to a fine representation — with wispy hairlines what not. Press harder for thicker lines, lighter for more slender ones. Make shading essentially by tilting your Apple Pencil. All with essentially no slack between what you compose and what you see.
Buy Apple Pencil for iPad Pro 12.9 inch or iPad Pro 11 inch 2018
PRICE: $129.00
What’s in the Box?

Tech Specs
Dimensions
Length: 6.53 inches (166 mm)
Diameter: 0.35 inch (8.9 mm)
Weight: 0.73 ounce (20.7 grams)
Connections
Bluetooth
Other Features
Magnetically attaches and pairs
Compatibility
iPad Pro 11-inch
iPad Pro 11-inch
(3rd gen)
(2nd Generation)
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