Apple Pencil Pro
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The Apple Pencil Pro is Apple's top stylus for compatible iPads, adding squeeze, barrel roll and haptic feedback on top of the tilt and pressure sensitivity of earlier Pencils. It attaches magnetically to pair and charge and can be found with Find My. It suits artists, designers and note-takers who want the most control an iPad stylus offers. Against the cheaper USB-C Pencil it adds pressure sensitivity, hover and the new gestures; against the second-generation Pencil it adds squeeze, barrel roll and haptics.
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Owners and reviewers treat the Pencil Pro as the best stylus Apple has made, praising the squeeze and barrel roll gestures and the haptics as genuinely useful for drawing and note-taking. The main complaints are its high price and that it only fits the newest iPads.
The Apple Pencil Pro is a stylus for iPad, made for note-taking, marking up, drawing and artwork. It has an aluminum construction and is sensitive to both tilt and pressure.
It attaches magnetically to the iPad, where it pairs and charges. The Find My app can locate it if it is misplaced.
Squeeze lets you select tools quickly. Haptic feedback gives a tactile response to actions. Hover shows where a stroke will land before the Pencil touches the screen.
