don’t buy the new Apple Pencil.

[@taylormaranda2620]

even as a student i think that pen pressure is crucial. i don't personally use pen pressure for general note taking, but i really like to use pen pressure when i am writing chinese characters, which is something i do a LOT

[@elacee09]

I didn’t even think about writing characters. Wow, Apple dropped the ball big time.

[@kekchanbiggestfan]

I think it’s a good idea to have a separate version for people who aren’t artists and don’t need all the bells and whistles of the better one. I basically use mine for simple note taking and as a “cursor”. That said, the cheaper price isn’t worth the inconvenience of cable charging imo.

[@itsosean]

Valid but the pressure sensitive makes writing notes more fun and immersive

[@thekingoflordagames3517]

It's in my opinion way to expensive for what it is. It's just a cash grab.

[@prcvl]

Samsungs pen is a good example for styluses that are not just good for drawing but just using it as a cursor

[@Reverae]

At that point, it's better to buy 3rd party ones like UGreen which can even charge magnetically for like 30$

[@julvialinares1395]

@@itsoseannon artist don’t really care about it, tho

[@starkonaa]

Anything that doesn’t have pressure sensitivity will be a no deal for me. I’ll never give up my 2nd gen Apple Pencil. That, plus I always keep it on the side of my iPad and because of that, I’ve never had it die on me while drawing. I wouldn’t want to put my creativity flow on pause just to charge a damn pencil.

[@rustylarry7465]

No one is saying you should give up you 2nd gen apple pencil bro

[@rustylarry7465]

If anything this video is just about how you really cant justify the apple pencil usb c. My cynical mind is telling me that they might phase out the 1st gen cuz of lightning and eu regulations. The usb c will be like the Iphone SE for Other Iphone models or Ipad 10th gen for Ipad Air; it is there to prop up the 2nd gen and if you buy the usb c and found that you needed the pressure sensitivity after all, then youll be forced to buy one. If anything, why would anyone actually want to plug in their styluses if they don't have to; from what i know, i dont think i've seen samsung release an spen you have to charge.

[@starkonaa]

@@rustylarry7465 I know. I was just giving my 2 cents on the pencil, from an artist’s perspective

[@___asia]

@@rustylarry7465HHSHSHAHHAHAH FR

[@shadownocas]

I use a “fake” pencil, and honestly it is perfect for me, someone who uses the pencil to write notes for uni! It literally cost me 7 bucks and I charge it on usb-C so it’s super fast!

[@twinklenaik1056]

Can you link it pls? I’m also looking for a cheaper alternative !

[@meri3374]

Link it pleaseee

[@Red-Clover_]

A word of caution tho sometimes the really cheap alternatives can cause screen damage after use

[@Red-Clover_]

@@twinklenaik1056 A word of caution tho sometimes the really cheap alternatives can cause screen damage after use

[@shadownocas]

@@Red-Clover_ i mean, the chances of someone with an ipad to not have a screen protector is very low... since ipads are so expensive

[@isaacmijangos]

Apple managed to make the most simple thing in the world the most confusing in terms of line up.

[@xXE379Xx]

as a professional iPad note taker and not an artist, i can say if the new usb-c pencil had magnetic charging i would prefer it over the 2nd gen. I don't or can't use the double tap feature too, i adjust my grip a lot when writing so i accidentally hit it all the time -- resulting in just turning it off. When taking notes i have the pressure sensitivity turned off, since its annoying. If they had the magnetic charging feature and I was looking to get a new pencil i would of got that one.

[@scapleanor]

I think you can change that in settings!

[@alexisdogbo7958]

I mean, the price is outrageous though. A third party pen for a 3rd of the price functions near the same

[@jriverariddering]

you can turn off the double tap thing in settings

[@poppycartergraphics120]

I’m an artist and I have my double tap off too for the same reason LOL

[@deezgod45]

u can buy cheap ones that do that for 20-30$

[@mysryuza]

If the new pen is gonna not have pressure sensitivity, you may as well get one of those smaller rubber ball tipped styluses you get in a grocery store for much less.

[@Nebulimity]

That's surprising for an apple product, normally you can expect it to be better than it's previous model.

[@mihailoaleksic3330]

Yeah but it sometimes just makes sense, like the iPhone SE

[@micosstar]

still the fact that it's marketed as 3rd generation can confuse people who don't know any better@@mihailoaleksic3330

[@lightworthy]

well this isn’t meant to be the next generation, it’s more meant to be the “entry level” version, ie. cheaper and with certain features removed to cut costs but also since the target demographic for these entry level items doesn’t typically need or even want those features. think the SE type phones, or the baseline ipads vs pros. still, this could’ve been much better for an entry level pencil and NOT $80 for an awkward to charge, barely any functions stylus, when you could get the same or better functionality for cheaper from a 3rd party

[@kindofanmol]

I got the Xiaomi Pen Gen-2 for my MiPad 6 for ₹5999 (about $72) and it has pressure-sensitivity, proper palm rejection, minimal latency, tilt support AND wireless charging. Apple is running a blatant scam.

[@Maxime-fo8iv]

This is where Apple's ecosystem lock-in really shines (in a bad way). Just think about it: even when they release a bad product, the only option that comes to mind is buying another Apple product as a replacement. And the replacement is actually more expensive, so they might actually earn money from this!

[@IceBlueLugia]

Sure but other pens don’t even have this technology

[@Nxct1s]

my thought on this since i am a ipad 10 user , i used to have the apple pencil 1 and i changed to this, i cant be more glad to do that cause yes i use procreate some times to have fun in drawing things but as a college student studying law i find it more convenient since i wont need much of the other features i like that it connects magnetically i like the feel of it and that its alot lighter and smaller so its more for a student rather than a artist

[@PawFromTheBroons]

Also, if you are using a non-pressured sensitive pencil, you might as well buy an even cheaper third party one...

[@julvialinares1395]

This was made for people who don’t draw in a iPad like me or any other procreate artist out there, but for people who take notes instead. Which is kinda dumb because they still have the 1st gen. but why take notes in a iPad when you could use paper and pens and your pencil for notes? idk

[@julvialinares1395]

4:40 I think telling an starting artist to get this, is a bad idea because there’s not pressure sensitivity

[@PepperSnack]

Because you’re an international student who goes home for the holidays and it makes no f… sense to you to bring a huge howl of paper through all the borders and struggle with extra weight in your luggage? But still you have to take notes with handwriting because, well, schemes and extra notes from the professors? People’s situations are different, you know? I love paper and pens, I just can’t afford it in a life situation way, so when some of the profs say “oh you stupid digital generation you don’t get how great paper is” I realise how close minded and stupid they are! Oh I’m so aware of how great paper is, oh I’m so into paper books, I’m just being realistic: I am not taking all of the paper textbooks with me all the time, as well as my notes (and I have a lot). that’s a life choice I HAD to do, and I don’t have to listen to some profs (especially the young ones) being paper-snobs 🙄

[@quirkyguy29]

Totally unrelated to the video, but I thought you had at least 2M+ subscribers. your editing quality, audio, animations, stills, are TOP NOTCH HOLY SHIT Kudos to your editing, and cvreativity for how you show stuff as if it the preview window on a mac

[@tylerrblxyt2024]

i love the explanation of this video and the reason why i like about the new pencil is the usb- c port and what i dont like about the usb-c apple pencil is the pressure sensitivity

[@frompy3066]

you only having 7K subs and having videos of this quality is crazy. keep this up the animations look great!! i hope more people catch onto your channel

[@Sestaak]

I have almost stopped relying on pressure, pretty much just use tilt for drawing/painting now... I still think this product is too expensive. Kind of a weird move.

[@abberistired]

I was really mad about it until I thought about the fact that at least apple is offering a cheaper stylus option for people who really just want a little precision tool and yes people can and probably should look up cheaper options that work just the same, but I imagine some people get the apple branded pencils because of "aesthetic" or even trusting that "oh it's an apple stylus it'll 100% work with my ipad" (assuming it's the right gen lol) and not having to worry about if a third party stylus they bought on amazon will actually work well so as long as people are paying attention and NOT trying to get this as an art tool I'm sort of pleased? that apple is offering and official cheaper stylus to use for general ipad needs :/

[@hidingly]

basically a glorified stylus. except not an electric one, just one of those metal rods with the rubber tip.

[@wanderincoconut]

The Apple Pencil 2 was on sale for $89 and the new one was on sale for $79 at Best Buy. I got the Apple Pencil 2.

[@neosalvi]

I just discovered this channel and I just wanna say this needs way more views and subscribers

[@clqybrick]

as someone who does art in graphite and graphite only, no pressure sensitivity on digital art would be horrifying for me because i always simulate drawing traditionally when doing digital art

[@Idk7_-_1]

0:38 "that one is punishable by death!😉👍" woah lil guy, you scared me.

[@affy1556]

"you'll still buy it anyway"

[@FAEDOODLE]

I turned double tap off, to be fair to it. And I’m an artist

[@mihailoaleksic3330]

I first saw you on the bloatware video and I love how creative you were when thinking about your channel and animation, imo the pencil shouldn't exist

[@jaybutnotjay]

I LOVE THE EDITINNG 😭😭😭😭💔

[@KhakiCap]

At this point I am convinced Apple is doing this intentionally, just to pull out "We tried USB-C but it didn't worked, so we'll just keep using thunderbolt and sell dongles or we'll get out of Europe" card.

[@froggycolouring]

As a digital artist myself I don’t mind not having pressure sensitivity, since I don’t enjoy constantly wasting all my energy just trying to get my line to be the colour I want it to be Granted I wouldn’t like it because of the way it charges

[@xXCaosmoSXx]

Allright, I'm gonna share THIS EVERYWHERE.

[@merbudd]

I don't think people should necessarily "hate" it and "not buy" it. The target audience of the USB-C Apple Pencil seems more like note-takers to me, not artists. People who only take notes won't necessarily need the double tap or pressure sensitivity would they? Also another thing to note is that this may have been (and most likely is) a rushed effort to put out a USB-C pencil, otherwise they wouldn't've been able to sell any Pencil in the EU (because they had no USB-C option, only Lightning)

[@KewaiiGamer]

if you are just taking notes a 7 bucks fake pencil liike somoene else mentioned is much more reasonable lmao

[@starcrysis23]

I literally take notes on my 2-in-1 because OneNote has better pressure sensitivity on Windows than iPad

[@Waspinmymind]

Some people do need sensitivity and double tap. A review like this helps people make choices when buying products.

[@mrartistimo1530]

I mean, many note takers still need pressure sensitivity, look at pictographic languages like Japanese or Chinese.

[@Raiya.Merlyan]

They could’ve just kept the double tap and pressure sensitivity on the pencil, because they could’ve just made a setting on the Apple Pencil to turn it off and on (for example: turn off double tap when using *insert note app or some other app). And also.. why were they rushing out a usb-C compatible Apple Pencil? Like.. the gen 2 Apple Pencil charges magnetically, there’s no need to make a pen compatible with usb-C chargers if it could just charge without having to get any sort of charger (putting the pen on top of the iPad charges it💀).

[@Rotten809]

Well today I just learned my Apple Pencil, that I have for a year or two, had that double tap feature and I’m flipping my script, anyway new sub thanks dude!

[@FlubberBands]

I got the apple pencil usbc and ipad 10th gen for Christmas, i was so excited to draw and take notes for my classes, including japanese where pen pressure would be quite important, only to be thoroughly disappointed. I feel bad bc now im gonna have to swap out the pencil AND tablet for something i can actually use for my major

[@LOLDude2427]

i thought this was some kind of an edit, but then I looked it up and found out this is a real product

[@ecksdeeeXD]

I bought one without doing research and honestly the only thing I’m disappointed with is the lack of the double tap. Pressure sensitivity isn’t really a thing I’m looking for

[@SaveMeAzathoth]

This analysis is basically treating apple pencils as for artists only. As someone who uses the Pencil 2 for note-taking and general device input, I would not miss the lack of pressure sensitivity in the slightest. Double-tap is also a bit borderline of a feature: I appreciate having a quick way to switch between pen and eraser, but it’s inconsistent enough (both failure to reliably activate and a tendency to unintentionally activate) that it can also be a bit of a liability. I really wish that they’d just let the back of the pencil function as an eraser. Of course, I can’t fault people too much for treating the apple pencil as just for artists when Apple also seems unable to imagine obvious ways that non-artists would want it to behave. It’s frustrating that the apple pencil can’t completely replace fingers when interacting with an iPad because it can’t do basic fundamental tasks like pulling up the app switcher. (And honestly, as far as magnetic charging goes, I’m not fixated on the idea of the pencil getting its charge directly from the iPad. If they released some kind of magnetic plinth pen rest as a charging accessory, I’d kind of prefer that.)

[@Twistedsleep]

If you don’t want pen pressure then get a cheap pen with one of the touch things on the end

[@Waspinmymind]

Thing is you don’t have to buy an apple pen for note taking. They’re plenty of cheep alternatives on the marketplace. Don’t waste your cash on name brands.

[@SaveMeAzathoth]

@@Waspinmymind Thing is, the video’s argument isn’t that the Apple Pencil USB-C is overpriced; the video argues that without pressure sensitivity it’s an inadequate product that cannot be recommended to anybody. By this video’s logic, most of those cheaper third party styluses would also be inadequate products that cannot be recommended to anybody.

[@spacebar2472]

@@SaveMeAzathothyeah but what he’s right is that product suck and it serve almost no one (prob only brand name users) because you can find alternatives that work the same and being 4 times cheaper.

[@沌]

You should make a new video about the Magic Keyboard and in general iPad cases with keyboards

[@GerbilNoises]

I got the Lenovo Precision Pen 3 for my Lenovo Tab P11 Pro (2nd Gen) for a mere $42 (off sale it's around $70). It has pressure sensitivity, tilt support, magnetic attachment, wireless charging, and a button for changes on the go. I got it in hopes that my much more artistically inclined friend could teach me a thing or two about art. I mean.. why not when the things only $42..?

[@rayz2922]

idk why my algorythm recommended this vid but I'm happy fr ur acc highkey fire

[@nmr7203]

I can't use the double tap. I really need something like that to be a button, not some gesture on the side

[@kashyapchonekar5437]

its just a mouse

[@12ozwillie5]

Oh my god I love the editing style

[@max-fm8lt]

tbh it having the hover option doesn't make sense bc why would someone spend A LOT of money on an m2 ipad pro but then choose the cheapest apple pencil 😭😭😭they should’ve included the pressure thing instead of that

[@enaxtry]

I think the new apple pencil is aiming for students that just need a good functional stylus to take digital notes, you don't really need pressure sensitivity for writing and the price hurts the wallet way less than apple pencil 1 or 2. So yeah, it's not for artists but it's good for students :D

[@HS-DBQ]

1:19 for me ITS GREAT! I DONT LIKE IT DRAINING MY BATTERY ALL THE TIME

[@cinsy1861]

It’s not for artists it’s obviously for student notetaking😭 it’s also usable while charging i assume, that’s why it’s cheaper they had to sacrifice a feature to make it cheaper for students

[@syn010110]

leaving out pressure sensitivity makes this thing no better than the literal thousands of $15 third party iPad styli on amazon

[@ivancabrera3289]

I find hilarious the length apple is willing to go in order to dunk on usb-c 😅

[@yuvanram1455]

god tier vids, keep it up man

[@Nooby_Master]

Dawg i was given this new damn apple pencil type c for my gen 10 ipad.. I was worried and concerned about it not being the right one and I was right. I just received my ipad recently and I never really owned apple products myself before.. Don't get me wrong, before I was bought the apple pencil, I researched it and I noticed the specs and it stated "No pressure sensitivity". I don't know why I didn't convince my parents about this and just brushed it off. And my parents proceeded to buy the new apple pencil type c anyway (saying it's more convenient for my ipad and it was cheaper). I was excited that I could finally draw using a stylus and could achieve the best drawing experience.. I even brought procreate. And after 2 months of using it. Well, I finally noticed why it didn't feel as I expected it when i draw using the pencil. I knew something was off, and it just clicked to me that the pressure sensitivity wasn't there. I thought it was a glitch, thinking my pencil broke or sum shit.. But I had completely forgot and disregarded the fact that it had no pressure sensitivity from the beginning. I feel like I've been scammed as an artist, who crucially needs the pencil to DRAW not to take notes. WHAT'S THE POINT OF USING THE PENCIL TO DRAW WHEN IT DOESN'T WORK AS IT'S EXPECTED, it just feels like I'm using my fingers to draw again. Then again, all of this is my fault for disregarding and not telling my parents about it sooner.. Mind you the apple pencil was bought when it was released in the US (I'm not from the US). I don't know how to feel about my ipad anymore. Sorry for writing a damn essay i just had to write this because I'm pissed and upset. Tldr: I forgot and disregarded the fact this apple pencil is shit for artist and just noticed that it had no pressure sensitivity.

[@notrottenapple]

damn sorry to hear that man

[@spiele_maus]

The issue is not that it has no pressure sensitivity, but the fact that even Apple Pencil 1 has it, and it always have been a standart for Apple Pencils and therefore is a down step.

[@mazda9624]

I don't know who you are or how this video ended up in my recommend, but I like your style and I'm definitely subscribing.

[@arturofernandez8487]

It does what the Chinese $20 ones does, for $80...

[@yuvanram1455]

the swoozy of tech vids ( i love swoozy)

[@СашаЛобанов-я8в]

I will never understand why they didn't just replace Lightning connector with USB-C. Instead, now you need a whole cable to connect it to iPad! Is that the wireless future we all have been talking about?

[@TheModalia]

“Ain’t I cute” made me subscribe. Yes. Yes, you are.

[@jin-zz1bj]

No pressure sensitivity is ACTUALLY criminal. This isn’t a pencil.

[@Leleukoo]

Honestly i dont need the pressure sensitivity since i use my ipad for taking notes and i like the thick lines since i have a hard time seeing

[@Dr.Aniroodh]

As a doc and med student who doesn’t care about drawing, pressure sensitivity and just need a reliable consistently accurate pen for pdf annotation and note taking, usb c pencil is just perfect. And charging via the usb cable for 30 min once every 4 days is not a big deal breaker for me. Come on, we make it seem as if everything is wireless, iPad itself has to be charged every day with a freaking wire, same with the Watch AirPods and my iphone.. so saving 4K rupees by choosing usb c pencil over the 2nd gen is a good decision for students and medical professionals like us who don’t care about artistic capabilities of a pencil. And cheap pencils of Amazon like kingone that I previously used for annotation and returned bcoz of inconsistency wrt to palm rejection and accuracy are no good bcoz they imperfections and inaccuracies .

[@Piparoodle]

As an artist this stylus sounds like hell. I struggle with 2000 levels of pressure sensitivity let alone 0

[@nyogerame]

i just have first gen apple pencil cuz the 9th gen ipad only supports that kind of apple pencil and tbh it’s not THAT bad

[@Mikeonut]

Holy shit ur videos are bangers dude

[@niewiem12343]

I was about to add this to my christmas list

[@Mushroomarts165]

I dont have the double tap turned on because its inconvenient for me, so the tap thing doesn’t bother me but everything else? NAH

[@Moss_pawz7]

As a digital artist I have like a Gen 7(I think) that is pretty cheap and a Gen 1 pen! Works amazing and I would recommend it!

[@Dylanthecoolio]

My sister got an Apple Pencil 1st generation that draws with that light. The stylus has like a PS plugin or something like that.

[@kirbyfantheapplefanboy2021]

the apple pencil 2nd generation is more worth the money. the apple pencil 1st gen is still a good pencil to use and it's a better option for your budget also 3:42 AGGRETSUKO!!

[@ritwikgossain]

I got a third party pencil that has the exact same specifications for 20 dollars

[@Reverae]

I don't see the point of buying this when 3rd Party Apple Pencil clones do it better. They hover around 30$ and they can charge magnetically so don't see the point of buying this for students.

[@LilyPillow]

Without pressure sensitivity its just the same as line of those two dollar styluses you find in stores

[@goofygoofymf]

It's not claiming to be a 3rd generation or anything. It's a budget option. There's definitely an audience for it, and it's not me. I'll take my $17 2nd gen dupe with pressure sensitivity.

[@common_mergie]

2021 Microsoft Pens still use replaceable batteries to charge and don’t have any buttons to map… at least we have pressure sensitivity though as unreliable as it can be.

[@n.park1]

Schools need them (but they could get the Logitech crayon)

[@fromhell11112]

tbh as someone with hand issues i hate the double tap, its not hand blood flow friendly witch is important for artists who draw for hourrrsss

[@travenature]

I would like usb c on Apple Pencil 2 or at least a charging case so you can ether charge it on the iPad or not on the iPad while you use the tablet.

[@thefrontman6969]

I Present to you STUDENTS

[@lavvrr]

literally facepalmed after hearing it didn’t have pressure sensitivity. why would they do that :(

[@Sonosoundd]

“No pressure sensitivity” might as well remove half of the pencil and it’s tip while your at it 😭

[@RobloxianX]

basically, this is the only apple pencil that works well with iPad 10th Gen, which you shouldn't get anyway. Anybody would be perfectly happy with a 1st Gen Pencil and an iPad 9th Gen

[@SimonLYW]

Bingo, with new iPads going entirely USB from 10th gen onwards, this is essential the entry level pencil. The lightning one has to stay around for lightning iPads a which are still in use, especially those in schools and business.

[@IVEloonaFromis]

Stop hating on my iPad ur making it insecure

[@cg.9186]

@@IVEloonaFromisliterally it’s so annoying. The iPad isn’t even bad 🙄

[@BLANKZ_1]

So uhm I have a question the Apple Pencil I got (second gen) isn’t impatience with my 10th gen iPad so what am I supposed to do now?

[@notrottenapple]

yeah, they aren’t compatible (I believe I mention it somewhere in the video) return it if you can and get the Apple Pencil 1 with a USB-C adapter (for more convenient charging), or get a cheaper (and less confusing) third-party stylus!

[@BLANKZ_1]

@@notrottenapple I’m sorry for wasting your time I read my iPad box wrong and I got a different one and a different pencil I just needed the adapter 🥲🥲🥲 sorry again

[@notrottenapple]

@@BLANKZ_1 no worries haha

[@Act_True]

It’s just a new Logitech crayon. And we we were fine with that because it was cheaper

[@dylandiegojittonz4321]

well, that new apple pencil, might not be targeted for artists, maybe is for students who uses iPads as notebooks, and they don't need (or care) about pressure sensitivity, and they need just the apple pencil experience (basics) but not at the most expensive, anyways, great video!! I love your animated style!! :D.

[@IceBlueLugia]

If you don’t want pressure sensitivity why not just buy one of the thousands of Apple Pencil clones for like $10?

[@dylandiegojittonz4321]

@@IceBlueLugia I said it before, maybe they want a specific pencil from apple, with the "stability" or just the luxury to have that, (they might not rely on than cheap pen overall), after all, thats their money

[@ConflictingJumps]

Apple would release a plastic cube with a dot on it and call the new pencil

[@chips6042]

No double tap and no pressure? Nah

[@charliebrown1006]

I’m still mad they disabled hover in older iPads. Been back on Wacom since.

[@spFOX-pz3fx]

Wait, doesn’t some apps come with pressure sensibilities

[@queasycarboy508]

I understand your point, even tho i still dont think that pressure sensitivity is such a big thing for everyone. For students, it is more than enough i think.

[@alex.g7317]

I love your cute lil avatar and ur editing!

[@crowivs525]

I got the apple pencil USBC because I just got a new iPad (10th gen so I can’t get 2nd gen pencil) and I got the usbc because that’s what my iPad has…. I didn’t know anything about it rlly and I’m realizing I rlly should’ve done research bc I’m pissed about the pressure sensitivity….

[@rail-fan]

Why is the new Apple Pencil not avaible for iPad 9th Generation? There is no Problem with the Hardware named (exept for the Magnets to hold hit but that not a big deal)

[@silliesthag]

$79 pencil is more for students for note taking and stuff like that. 2nd gen pencil is for artists

[@-Doreen]

yeah and the first gen is like a version for artist’s on a bit more lower budget / trying to save money. So now the latest apple pencil is officially the worst

[@spacebar2472]

It’s going to be hard for it to compete with 3rd party alternatives since the only pro of apple pencil (pressure sensitivity) is gone now.

[@wonysgffr]

Watching this video after I just got the pencil… 😭

[@derkaiser9881]

Really all they had to do is give the 10th Gen iPad compatibility with both the 1st and 2nd gen pencils.

[@KiraTheDumbCat]

This is aside from the video topic, but people dead seriously saying apple products are better than android are pretty insane at this point..

[@kitkakot12]

I like the charging future, because I need to charge my Apple Pencil everyday, but not having the pressure? No, thank you, I don’t want to back to it 😂

[@rottjavel3073]

Charging 69 bucks for a glorified stylus is wild. It's basically just a more stylish and better feeling version of one of those rounded rubber styluses

[@im_.a-bear5996]

Don’t get any Apple Pencil in general. after some time, the whole tip fell off of mine, no like the whole thing, the tip inside and I can’t get a new one because of how expensive it is.

[@kittydogDiamond]

If you’re not an artist for an artist, you need pressure sensitivity stylus, which is the Apple Pencil

[@jriverariddering]

I have the XP pen, and it's really bad! don't get it, it's definitely not pressure sensitive.

[@stare4539]

Bruh it should’ve just been a reskin of lightning pencil

[@houcemkabboudi]

2023 is the year Apple flopped. New Apple Pencil? Not Good. New iPhones? Not that good. New MacBook Pros? Is it worth the upgrade? Guess not