Apple Pencil (2nd generation) works with amazing precision and has one of the lowest latencies in the industry, so it's ideal for drawing, coloring, taking notes, annotating PDFs and a thousand other things. And it's as easy to use as a real pen.
Thanks to its touch surface, the Apple Pencil (2nd generation) also allows you to switch tools by double-tapping, without having to let go.
It is designed for the iPad Pro, iPad Air and iPad mini and incorporates a flat edge that magnetically attaches to the device when it's time to charge or dock.
Project whatever crosses your mind onto your iPad Pro. The iPad Stylus is synonymous with maximum precision. The technology behind it is powerful, but it's simple to use and its possibilities are endless. Imagine, write and draw exactly what you want.
It is made of plastic and communicates via Bluetooth with the display and the entire system underneath it. The Apple Pencil has been designed primarily to perform creative functions and work and for this reason it has pressure sensitivity and angle detection.
The Apple Pencil has a set of defining and distinguishing characteristics, which are shared by the two models that exist today. It is also important to look at the characteristics that distinguish the first generation pencil from the second generation pencil.
On one side is the first-generation Apple Pencil. This carries a rechargeable 3.2V lithium-ion battery, which powers an ARM-RISC CPU that has pressure and motion angle detectors. 45It has an enclosed Bluetooth device inside the plastic housing that can communicate simultaneously with the display and the operating system that controls it.6the stylus can detect the force with which it is pressed, allowing, for example, darker or lighter strokes in an application of drawing depending on how hard the user presses it against the screen.
On the other hand there is the second generation. This one shares many of the features with its predecessor but there is one big change which is that this one charges magnetically wirelessly with the iPad Pro, but there are two major changes: first, it charges magnetically wirelessly with the iPad Pro, and second, it is connected through USB-C instead of Lightning. It also has new gesture controls. The second generation is also compatible with the fourth-generation iPad Air (2020), which also has a USB-C port.
Ultra fast response time
The latency that elapses from the time you draw until the stroke appears on the screen is minimal, imperceptible to our passage of time. In addition, the Stylus for iPad detects whether you are working with the pencil or with your finger, and with the pencil the subsystem scans the signal 240 times per second to get twice as many dots with each stroke.
Maximum precision
The new Apple Pencil has a highly intuitive touch surface that allows you to switch tools when you double-tap. Now you can write and draw without releasing it from your hand.
Box contents
Apple Pencil (2nd generation)
Specifications
Length: 16.6 cm
Diameter: 0.89 cm
Weight: 20.7 g
Connections
Bluetooth
Other features
It is coupled, magnetically linked and can be connected via Bluetooth.
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