Huge difference using the Apple Pencil Gen 1 versus a generic one with my iPad! Works great with Good Notes and Procreate. There are things I can do with the Apple Pencil, such as pressure and tilt, that you can’t do with other digital pencils. Love, love, love my Apple Pencil Gen 1!

It works great. No issues. But for an Apple product and the money it costed, I’d figure there’d at least be one button on it to erase with as well.. also, it plugs in at the end with an old Apple charging port. It comes with an adapter to convert into the new usbc port (which is what the 10th gen iPad takes, so that doesn’t make much sense, since this is for the iPad 10th gen, but sure okay). I love the tilt function it has as well. The magnet on it sucks though. It’ll fall off the iPad if you let it go. lol

The pencil itself works great and is really cool, and it is a must-have for current or aspiring creators or digital artists. My main complaint is that with an iPad 10th generation, this pencil version needs to be attached to the iPad to pair with the device. Every. Single. Time. This creates a bit of a hassle if you use it regularly. If I could do it over again, I would buy one of the newer versions.

Love it! Easily connected to my iPad, works great with procreate and good notes. Once in a while I do have to reconnect the iPencil cause it disconnects from the iPad. The only problem I had was to see after I purchased the product to see it went on sale for a cheaper price. Why is the 1st generation is still the same price as newer models of the ipencil?

After reading the description to be sure of compatibility, Christmas was a disaster because the ONE gift they were not expecting was not compatible. The description says “and iPad Pro models… this does not mean ALL iPad Pro models… it is not compatible with iPad Pro models above Gen 2, you will need the Apple Pencil USB-C or the Gen 2, thanks for the super detailed description of every other type of iPad/gen except for the Pro, classic Walmart.com description fail.

It connected for 5 seconds, then wouldn't connect [ever] again even after charging for several hours. I don't think it's a problem on Walmart's behalf though, as I see this is a common issue with the pencil itself. Apple oughta be ashamed charging 70-100$ for a product like this that doesn't even work for most customers when it's JUST purchased.

A little weird to get used to, one of those useless apple things if im honest. But my girlfriend stole it from me and she absolutely loves it, says it’s the best pen for art on her iPad she’s ever used. Now she’s addicted to her iPad again. Maybe it’s my performance? Idk… maybe I should change my rating…

This stylus is much more than your run of the mill tablet stylus. The way this interacts with the iPad is incredible. Anywhere you can type on the iPad you can write with the Apple Pencil. It is a breeze to set up and the different pressure points makes sketching very fluid and easy. Only complaint is that it is completely cylindrical meaning that it can roll off any surface that isn't perfectly level. The 2nd Gen has a small flat part of the body that keeps that from happening. This feels great using and has a little weight to it like a nice writing pen has. Worth the purchase with my new iPad!

I like how precise it is. lightweight. feels natural when using. However? I do Not like the chip like charger. Wish they would make something to enable it to be wiseless or bluetooth. Cause I have bad experiences with iphone chargers with the lil chips either loosening to point they pull off or it takes a single drop at bad angle to break these. Becomes expensive at 15-30 bucks a pop for the sturdy cords. This however does nothing from saving said chip needed for charging this pencil and most iphones.

The pen arrived pretty quickly but there were problems with it. It arrived at 0% and wouldn’t charge at all. Although , I was able to return it with no issues and received my money back the same day. I just went ahead and purchased the pen from my local Walmart.