The Apple Pencil and Apple Pencil Pro: A Comprehensive Review

Firstly, let's talk about price. The Apple Pencil Pro is priced at $129 retail, which is the same as the Apple Pencil 2. However, despite sharing the same price point, the two products have different compatibility with Apple devices. The Apple Pencil Pro only works with the new M4 iPad Pros and the new M2 iPad Air, whereas the older iPad Pros are not compatible with it. This is due to differences in charging mechanisms and camera placement on these newer devices.

The main reason for this difference in compatibility is the mechanism used to charge the Apple Pencil Pro. The new M4 iPad Pros and M2 iPad Airs have a slightly different charging system, which makes it impossible to use the Apple Pencil Pro with older models. This limitation means that users of older iPads will need to opt for the USB-C version of the Apple Pencil.

On the other hand, the form factor of the Apple Pencil Pro is identical to its predecessor, the Apple Pencil 2. The device itself remains unchanged in terms of design and functionality, with the exception of some minor tweaks and additions.

One notable feature added to the Apple Pencil Pro is Find My Support. This feature allows users to locate their Apple Pencil if it's lost or misplaced. Many people have reported losing their Apple Pencils, so this new feature is a welcome addition.

Another significant update to the Apple Pencil Pro is the inclusion of a haptic engine. The haptic engine has been a beloved feature in Apple devices like iPhones, and its introduction to the Apple Pencil Pro will undoubtedly enhance the overall drawing experience. This feature allows users to feel resistance or texture while drawing on the iPad, making it ideal for applications like art and design.

The Apple Pencil Pro also boasts a gyroscope, which enables the device to rotate in response to user input. This means that when using an app like Procreate or Affinity Photo, the Apple Pencil Pro will move and behave exactly as intended, even when tilted or rotated. The pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition remain unchanged, so users can expect the same level of precision and accuracy as before.

Finally, the Apple Pencil Pro introduces a new shortcut feature known as Squeeze Gesture. This allows developers to create custom shortcuts using the squeeze gesture, which will be available for all third-party apps that support this feature. According to Apple, the double tap function will still be available, but the squeeze gesture is intended to provide an alternative way of interacting with the device.

In terms of recommendations, it's worth noting that the Apple Pencil Gen 1 has a more nuanced compatibility issue than the Apple Pencil Pro. If you have an older iPad and need the tilt sensitivity offered by the Gen 1, then opting for the USB-C version may be necessary. However, if you have a newer iPad or prefer the additional features of the Apple Pencil Pro, it's the better choice.

The final takeaway is that the Apple Pencil Pro offers significant upgrades to the original device, including improved compatibility, new features like Find My Support and haptic engine, and enhanced performance with gyroscope technology. Whether you opt for the USB-C version or the newer M4 iPad Pros and M2 iPad Air compatible model, there's no denying that the Apple Pencil Pro is an excellent addition to the lineup of Apple devices.

Recommendations:

If you're looking for a more affordable option without sacrificing compatibility, consider opting for the Apple Pencil Gen 1. However, if you have a newer iPad or prefer the additional features offered by the Apple Pencil Pro, it's the better choice.

Choosing between the two models largely depends on your specific needs and preferences. If you want to take advantage of the latest features and compatibility with newer iPads, then the Apple Pencil Pro is the way to go. But if you're looking for a more budget-friendly option without sacrificing too much in terms of functionality, the Apple Pencil Gen 1 remains a viable choice.

In conclusion, the Apple Pencil Pro represents an exciting new chapter in the evolution of the Apple Pencil line. With its improved compatibility, new features, and enhanced performance, it's clear that this device is designed to meet the evolving needs of creatives and professionals alike.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enso at Apple's let loose event Apple announced a brand new iPad Air alongside the new iPad pros and with the new iPad Pros we got a magic keyboard as well as a brand new apple pencil Pro and if you guys want to see a full recap of what happened at the let loose event I'll leave a card up here for you guys to check out that video and I'll also leave it link down below but what I wanted to do in this video is talk about that apple pencil Pro but more importantly the apple pencil lineup in totality because now if you look at the apple pencil lineup in that product category in my opinion it's the most confusing product category that we have and that's saying something because we now have 48 different variations of iPads that we can choose from so that product category is confusing unto itself but the apple pencil category is also in a very strange situation so in this video what I want to do is break down every apple pencil that we have what they're compatible with what kind of feature sets they have so you can make an informed decision on which apple pencil is the apple pencil for you and which one will most benefit you so without further Ado let's get right into this video so let's start start off with the apple pencil gen 1 and we're starting off with this one because it is the oldest one in the lineup and surprisingly it's been on the Apple App Store for 9 years now at this point it released back in November of 2015 and it came with the original iPad Pro so with this apple pencil first gen in the Box you do get everything that you would need so you get the apple pencil itself you get a pencil tip you also get the lightning to USBC converter to be able to charge this apple pencil with other USBC enabled iPads which are now the only iPads left on the lineup and then you also get a lightning adapter so the apple pencil gen one is what I would consider the least capable and the most awkward apple pencil that Apple currently offers because of first is the way that it charges so if you have a lightning enabled iPad and I'm going to leave the compatibility list here to my right hand side to let you guys know which apple pencil or which Apple iPad this apple pencil will work with but basically the way that you re charge it is you take off the cap itself and that itself has a lightning kind of end and then you plug that into the lightning Port of an iPad that has a lightning port to begin with which again Apple no longer sells any brand new iPads with lightning ports as of the let loose event because Apple has fully discontinued their ninth generation iPad and lowered the price of their 10th generation iPad so of course when they released the iPad 10th Generation that had USBC Apple thought about this so that's why they included the converter so you actually plug in the apple pencil gen 1 into this little converter and then you can plug a USBC cable into it but again it's a very strange charging situation for this apple pencil it doesn't charge via magnets it's perfectly circular so it rolls off tables really easily there's nowhere to put it on the iPads that it does support so the apple pencil gen 1 is probably the weirdest one and not only is it that but then also it's not even the cheapest one that apple offers because it still retails for $99 so as I said it's compatible with the iPad Mini 5 as well as the iPad 6 Generation all the way to the 9th generation it's also compatible with the older iPad Pro Models like the ones from 2015 to 2017 and then of course it is compatible with the USBC version iPad 10 generation because that is what Apple was first selling it towards when it came out I think about a year or year and a half ago so that is the apple pencil gen one and in terms of functionality and features it does give you pretty much the big four of what you would need from an apple pencil which is you get Pixel Perfect Precision you get low latency you get the Tilt sensitivity and then you also get the pressure sensitivity so being able to push down on the pen itself to get a bigger water mark or being able to tilt it to get a thicker marker all those things are going to be capable with this apple pencil gen one but again $99 for an almost 10-year-old apple pencil that charges really weirdly but it's still in the lineup and it still supports like older devices Apple's probably going to drop this one off relatively soon in my opinion but it still is available that's why it still makes it extremely confusing because this one is still $100 so now let's gravitate to the apple pencil 2 this one might be the easiest one to explain because of its compatibility so basically if your iPad has a new design language and your iPad doesn't have a home button the only one that's omitted out of this is the iPad 10 generation but all the other iPads so the iPad Mini 6th generation the iPad Air 4th Generation all the new iPad Pros that have the new design language from the 2018 and newer ones all these are compatible with the apple pencil 2 because it charges magnetically and wirelessly on the landscape top side of your iPad Pro or any iPad that does have that form factor so Apple finally got rid of that weird charging situation that the Gen one had it works way better and they added a bunch of new features as well so in terms of the feature set you still have those big four like I mentioned the low latency the picture perfect Precision tilt and pressure sensitivity but like I said it does attach magnetically it does have wireless pairing and charging that pencil itself supports apple pencil hover but only the M2 iPad Pro supports apple pencil hover so another thing for you to take a note of it also has the double tap to change tools so basically has that shortcut that allows you to double tap on the actual pencil itself which the Gen one apple pencil did not have whatsoever so you do have a little bit extra functionality in there with the apple pencil Gen 2 and then finally it does give you free engraving which is something that the apple pencil gen 1 does not have so that is what you get from a feature set standpoint so it works relatively the same across all those iPads that I mentioned except for the actual iPad 10 generation so again this is kind of confusing how Apple's justifying having all these different Apple pencils but if you're picking up a new M4 iPad Pro it looks like the Apple penc PC 2 is not going to be compatible with the newest M4 iPad Pro if you currently have an apple pencil 2 and you're trying to save some money by not getting the apple pencil Pro then unfortunately according to the compatibility list and of course we're going to test this out but according to the compatibility list the apple pencil 2 will not work with the new M4 iPad Pros but that is what you get out of the apple pencil Gen 2 and it does retail from Apple directly at $129 but on Amazon you can find these brand new for you know1 90 even $80 I've seen them before so definitely take a look there and I'll leave some links down below for you guys to check out so now let's talk about apple pencil USBC which is what Apple's calling this one now technically this one's going to be the easiest one to understand in terms of what it's compatible with because it is compatible with any iPad including the iPad 10 Generation all the way to the brand new M4 iPad Pros so as long as it has the new design language it doesn't have a home button the apple pencil USBC will work with these iPads now there is a couple caveats because this is the cheapest apple pencil that apple offers it's $79 so yes it does attach magnetically to these iPads but it doesn't charge or pair that way the way that you charge and pair it is that it does have a little door that opens up where you plug in an actual USBC cable to charge this thing up so again so again kind of a weird charging situation but at least the cap doesn't come all the way off like the cap on the first gen apple pencil does and I remember people losing that cap over and over again but that is something to take into consideration where you kind of get most of the features of the apple pencil 2 in this apple pencil USBC it's relative to the same four factor I believe it's a tiny bit shorter when it is fully closed but again nothing to write home about but it works with iPad mini the iPad Air 4 generation and newer like I said it works with the M4 iPad Pros with the M2 iPad Air it works with any iPad Pro from 2018 and newer so this one is going to be the one that has the most versatility in terms of compatibility but you are losing a couple of features when it comes to the feature set because you are spending about $50 less for the USBC apple pencil so as I mentioned it doesn't charge or paramagnetically like the apple pencil 2 does but it does give you some of the other ones like I mentioned so you still get your Pixel Perfect Precision your low latency your tilt sensitivity but you don't get pressure sensitivity so what that means is that if you're a designer that uses pressure to kind of open up whatever tool you have so if you're somebody that just uses your iPad as a note-taking machine then this is going to be more than enough for that use case but if you're an artist this one is not going to be the one for you but interestingly enough it does support hover for the iPads that support hover so on the M2 iPad Pro as well as the M4 iPad pros and I believe now the M2 iPad Airs the apple pencil USBC will support hover so again one of those features that we thought was a little bit more advanced is still working on the cheaper apple pencil which again makes things a little bit confusing and then lastly in the Box you literally just get the apple pencil no alternative tips no charging cables nothing and same thing goes for the apple pencil too the only one that brings an additional tip and then the converters is going to be the apple pencil gen 1 so that is the apple pencil USBC it works with any iPad that has a new form factor because all that the form factor is relying on is the fact that it attaches magnetically it just doesn't charge or pair that way and finally let's talk about Apple's newest addition to this lineup which is going to be the apple pencil Pro now the apple pencil Pro should set itself apart from a featureless standpoint because it's the first real change that we've seen to the features in a very long time to the apple pencil and the apple pencil Pro so first and foremost let's talk about price and that's what makes it confusing in this lineup because it is also $129 retail which is the same price as the apple pencil 2 but in terms of compatibility the apple pencil Pro only works with the new M4 iPad Pros as well as the new M2 iPad Air so it does not work with any of the older iPad pros and I believe that's because of how it's charging and where the actual camera is on the new iPad pros and the new iPad Airs so the mechanism to charge it is probably a little bit different and that's why it's not a perfect one to one and they aren't able to actually Port it over and use it with the M2 or the M1 or the 2018 iPad Pros but I believe the form factor is identical and then in terms of what you get actually new with this apple pencil Pro the first thing you get is going to be find my support so it's going to show up in your find my app and I know many people lose their apple pencils so this is a great little feature that was added but then you also get a bunch of new actual features inside of the apple pencil firstly it's going to be a haptic engine so the haptic engine that's been beloved in Apple products like on the iPhone is now coming over to the apple pencil and when you want to mimic something like resistance or something along those lines if you are drawing on the iPad itself so I think the haptic engine is going to be a great little addition to the apple pencil and you also get a gyroscope built into there for the first time so as you tilt and move and kind of rotate it's going to actually rotate in the same way if you are using an app like procreate or maybe Affinity photo or the Notes application so if you're using maybe a highlighter tip if you hold it one way it's going to be thicker if you kind of rotate it and hold it another way it'll be a thinner line and I think that's what the idea is here and of course you still get your pressure and your tilt sensitivity all the stuff that you expect out of the latest and greatest apple pencil and then finally you get the ability to now have a new shortcut which is a squeeze gesture now just because we're getting the squeeze gesture built into here it doesn't mean that they're omitting the double tap feature according to the website apple is keeping the double tap feature as a normal way to actually interact with it and the squeeze gesture is just a new way to interact with the apple pencil but that's going to be opened up to all thirdparty developers so if they want to create toolkits and be able to create their own customized shortcuts that's going to be up to the developers to really take advantage of this new squeeze gestures so the apple pencil Pro added a few features which are welcome additions like I mentioned the gyroscope The Squeeze gesture the find my support as well as keeping things like the hover feature and being able to charge pair and hold on and attach magnetically to your iPad so that is the entire lineup of the Apple pencils I know it's a little bit confusing and even after making this video it still is a little confusing like I don't understand why anybody would get the apple pencil gen 1 over let's say the apple pencil USBC unless they really need the Tilt sensitivity on from the apple pencil gen 1 and they have an iPad 10 generation it's just a very Niche use case for most people my recommendation is going to get the USBC one because it does give you everything that you would need whether you have an older or a newer iPad and if you have a newer iPad it takes advantage of most of those features and again if you do need the actual tilt sensitivity then yes you're going to have to ante up a little bit more to get the apple pencil too and if you're using one of the newer iPads that we're just announced then yeah you're going to have to get yourself an apple pencil Pro so that is the Roundup hopefully that helps you guys make a decision on what to get and now you are aware of what's available what feature sets are around and what's compatible with your iPad overall but that's going to do it for this video Everybody if this was helpful leave a little dolphin in the comments down below so that I know that you made it to the end as well and leave some comments down below about what you think about the new iPads the new Apple pencil Pro and then the new magic keyboard as well but that's going to do it if you guys want to watch more videos like this one click on one of these right here and until next time I'm Fernando and I'm out of here everybody peaceso at Apple's let loose event Apple announced a brand new iPad Air alongside the new iPad pros and with the new iPad Pros we got a magic keyboard as well as a brand new apple pencil Pro and if you guys want to see a full recap of what happened at the let loose event I'll leave a card up here for you guys to check out that video and I'll also leave it link down below but what I wanted to do in this video is talk about that apple pencil Pro but more importantly the apple pencil lineup in totality because now if you look at the apple pencil lineup in that product category in my opinion it's the most confusing product category that we have and that's saying something because we now have 48 different variations of iPads that we can choose from so that product category is confusing unto itself but the apple pencil category is also in a very strange situation so in this video what I want to do is break down every apple pencil that we have what they're compatible with what kind of feature sets they have so you can make an informed decision on which apple pencil is the apple pencil for you and which one will most benefit you so without further Ado let's get right into this video so let's start start off with the apple pencil gen 1 and we're starting off with this one because it is the oldest one in the lineup and surprisingly it's been on the Apple App Store for 9 years now at this point it released back in November of 2015 and it came with the original iPad Pro so with this apple pencil first gen in the Box you do get everything that you would need so you get the apple pencil itself you get a pencil tip you also get the lightning to USBC converter to be able to charge this apple pencil with other USBC enabled iPads which are now the only iPads left on the lineup and then you also get a lightning adapter so the apple pencil gen one is what I would consider the least capable and the most awkward apple pencil that Apple currently offers because of first is the way that it charges so if you have a lightning enabled iPad and I'm going to leave the compatibility list here to my right hand side to let you guys know which apple pencil or which Apple iPad this apple pencil will work with but basically the way that you re charge it is you take off the cap itself and that itself has a lightning kind of end and then you plug that into the lightning Port of an iPad that has a lightning port to begin with which again Apple no longer sells any brand new iPads with lightning ports as of the let loose event because Apple has fully discontinued their ninth generation iPad and lowered the price of their 10th generation iPad so of course when they released the iPad 10th Generation that had USBC Apple thought about this so that's why they included the converter so you actually plug in the apple pencil gen 1 into this little converter and then you can plug a USBC cable into it but again it's a very strange charging situation for this apple pencil it doesn't charge via magnets it's perfectly circular so it rolls off tables really easily there's nowhere to put it on the iPads that it does support so the apple pencil gen 1 is probably the weirdest one and not only is it that but then also it's not even the cheapest one that apple offers because it still retails for $99 so as I said it's compatible with the iPad Mini 5 as well as the iPad 6 Generation all the way to the 9th generation it's also compatible with the older iPad Pro Models like the ones from 2015 to 2017 and then of course it is compatible with the USBC version iPad 10 generation because that is what Apple was first selling it towards when it came out I think about a year or year and a half ago so that is the apple pencil gen one and in terms of functionality and features it does give you pretty much the big four of what you would need from an apple pencil which is you get Pixel Perfect Precision you get low latency you get the Tilt sensitivity and then you also get the pressure sensitivity so being able to push down on the pen itself to get a bigger water mark or being able to tilt it to get a thicker marker all those things are going to be capable with this apple pencil gen one but again $99 for an almost 10-year-old apple pencil that charges really weirdly but it's still in the lineup and it still supports like older devices Apple's probably going to drop this one off relatively soon in my opinion but it still is available that's why it still makes it extremely confusing because this one is still $100 so now let's gravitate to the apple pencil 2 this one might be the easiest one to explain because of its compatibility so basically if your iPad has a new design language and your iPad doesn't have a home button the only one that's omitted out of this is the iPad 10 generation but all the other iPads so the iPad Mini 6th generation the iPad Air 4th Generation all the new iPad Pros that have the new design language from the 2018 and newer ones all these are compatible with the apple pencil 2 because it charges magnetically and wirelessly on the landscape top side of your iPad Pro or any iPad that does have that form factor so Apple finally got rid of that weird charging situation that the Gen one had it works way better and they added a bunch of new features as well so in terms of the feature set you still have those big four like I mentioned the low latency the picture perfect Precision tilt and pressure sensitivity but like I said it does attach magnetically it does have wireless pairing and charging that pencil itself supports apple pencil hover but only the M2 iPad Pro supports apple pencil hover so another thing for you to take a note of it also has the double tap to change tools so basically has that shortcut that allows you to double tap on the actual pencil itself which the Gen one apple pencil did not have whatsoever so you do have a little bit extra functionality in there with the apple pencil Gen 2 and then finally it does give you free engraving which is something that the apple pencil gen 1 does not have so that is what you get from a feature set standpoint so it works relatively the same across all those iPads that I mentioned except for the actual iPad 10 generation so again this is kind of confusing how Apple's justifying having all these different Apple pencils but if you're picking up a new M4 iPad Pro it looks like the Apple penc PC 2 is not going to be compatible with the newest M4 iPad Pro if you currently have an apple pencil 2 and you're trying to save some money by not getting the apple pencil Pro then unfortunately according to the compatibility list and of course we're going to test this out but according to the compatibility list the apple pencil 2 will not work with the new M4 iPad Pros but that is what you get out of the apple pencil Gen 2 and it does retail from Apple directly at $129 but on Amazon you can find these brand new for you know1 90 even $80 I've seen them before so definitely take a look there and I'll leave some links down below for you guys to check out so now let's talk about apple pencil USBC which is what Apple's calling this one now technically this one's going to be the easiest one to understand in terms of what it's compatible with because it is compatible with any iPad including the iPad 10 Generation all the way to the brand new M4 iPad Pros so as long as it has the new design language it doesn't have a home button the apple pencil USBC will work with these iPads now there is a couple caveats because this is the cheapest apple pencil that apple offers it's $79 so yes it does attach magnetically to these iPads but it doesn't charge or pair that way the way that you charge and pair it is that it does have a little door that opens up where you plug in an actual USBC cable to charge this thing up so again so again kind of a weird charging situation but at least the cap doesn't come all the way off like the cap on the first gen apple pencil does and I remember people losing that cap over and over again but that is something to take into consideration where you kind of get most of the features of the apple pencil 2 in this apple pencil USBC it's relative to the same four factor I believe it's a tiny bit shorter when it is fully closed but again nothing to write home about but it works with iPad mini the iPad Air 4 generation and newer like I said it works with the M4 iPad Pros with the M2 iPad Air it works with any iPad Pro from 2018 and newer so this one is going to be the one that has the most versatility in terms of compatibility but you are losing a couple of features when it comes to the feature set because you are spending about $50 less for the USBC apple pencil so as I mentioned it doesn't charge or paramagnetically like the apple pencil 2 does but it does give you some of the other ones like I mentioned so you still get your Pixel Perfect Precision your low latency your tilt sensitivity but you don't get pressure sensitivity so what that means is that if you're a designer that uses pressure to kind of open up whatever tool you have so if you're somebody that just uses your iPad as a note-taking machine then this is going to be more than enough for that use case but if you're an artist this one is not going to be the one for you but interestingly enough it does support hover for the iPads that support hover so on the M2 iPad Pro as well as the M4 iPad pros and I believe now the M2 iPad Airs the apple pencil USBC will support hover so again one of those features that we thought was a little bit more advanced is still working on the cheaper apple pencil which again makes things a little bit confusing and then lastly in the Box you literally just get the apple pencil no alternative tips no charging cables nothing and same thing goes for the apple pencil too the only one that brings an additional tip and then the converters is going to be the apple pencil gen 1 so that is the apple pencil USBC it works with any iPad that has a new form factor because all that the form factor is relying on is the fact that it attaches magnetically it just doesn't charge or pair that way and finally let's talk about Apple's newest addition to this lineup which is going to be the apple pencil Pro now the apple pencil Pro should set itself apart from a featureless standpoint because it's the first real change that we've seen to the features in a very long time to the apple pencil and the apple pencil Pro so first and foremost let's talk about price and that's what makes it confusing in this lineup because it is also $129 retail which is the same price as the apple pencil 2 but in terms of compatibility the apple pencil Pro only works with the new M4 iPad Pros as well as the new M2 iPad Air so it does not work with any of the older iPad pros and I believe that's because of how it's charging and where the actual camera is on the new iPad pros and the new iPad Airs so the mechanism to charge it is probably a little bit different and that's why it's not a perfect one to one and they aren't able to actually Port it over and use it with the M2 or the M1 or the 2018 iPad Pros but I believe the form factor is identical and then in terms of what you get actually new with this apple pencil Pro the first thing you get is going to be find my support so it's going to show up in your find my app and I know many people lose their apple pencils so this is a great little feature that was added but then you also get a bunch of new actual features inside of the apple pencil firstly it's going to be a haptic engine so the haptic engine that's been beloved in Apple products like on the iPhone is now coming over to the apple pencil and when you want to mimic something like resistance or something along those lines if you are drawing on the iPad itself so I think the haptic engine is going to be a great little addition to the apple pencil and you also get a gyroscope built into there for the first time so as you tilt and move and kind of rotate it's going to actually rotate in the same way if you are using an app like procreate or maybe Affinity photo or the Notes application so if you're using maybe a highlighter tip if you hold it one way it's going to be thicker if you kind of rotate it and hold it another way it'll be a thinner line and I think that's what the idea is here and of course you still get your pressure and your tilt sensitivity all the stuff that you expect out of the latest and greatest apple pencil and then finally you get the ability to now have a new shortcut which is a squeeze gesture now just because we're getting the squeeze gesture built into here it doesn't mean that they're omitting the double tap feature according to the website apple is keeping the double tap feature as a normal way to actually interact with it and the squeeze gesture is just a new way to interact with the apple pencil but that's going to be opened up to all thirdparty developers so if they want to create toolkits and be able to create their own customized shortcuts that's going to be up to the developers to really take advantage of this new squeeze gestures so the apple pencil Pro added a few features which are welcome additions like I mentioned the gyroscope The Squeeze gesture the find my support as well as keeping things like the hover feature and being able to charge pair and hold on and attach magnetically to your iPad so that is the entire lineup of the Apple pencils I know it's a little bit confusing and even after making this video it still is a little confusing like I don't understand why anybody would get the apple pencil gen 1 over let's say the apple pencil USBC unless they really need the Tilt sensitivity on from the apple pencil gen 1 and they have an iPad 10 generation it's just a very Niche use case for most people my recommendation is going to get the USBC one because it does give you everything that you would need whether you have an older or a newer iPad and if you have a newer iPad it takes advantage of most of those features and again if you do need the actual tilt sensitivity then yes you're going to have to ante up a little bit more to get the apple pencil too and if you're using one of the newer iPads that we're just announced then yeah you're going to have to get yourself an apple pencil Pro so that is the Roundup hopefully that helps you guys make a decision on what to get and now you are aware of what's available what feature sets are around and what's compatible with your iPad overall but that's going to do it for this video Everybody if this was helpful leave a little dolphin in the comments down below so that I know that you made it to the end as well and leave some comments down below about what you think about the new iPads the new Apple pencil Pro and then the new magic keyboard as well but that's going to do it if you guys want to watch more videos like this one click on one of these right here and until next time I'm Fernando and I'm out of here everybody peace\n"