- Does the Logitech Crayon support pressure sensitivity?
- No. It supports tilt for line weight but not pressure, so stroke thickness does not change with how hard you press. For pressure-sensitive drawing, the Apple Pencil is the option.
- Which iPads work with the USB-C Crayon?
- It works with iPads that have a USB-C port, including recent iPad, iPad Air and iPad Pro models. Older Lightning iPads need the Lightning version of the Crayon.
- How do you charge it?
- Plug the Crayon into the iPad's USB-C port with a USB-C cable. A full charge gives up to 7 hours of active writing, and the iPad's port is occupied while it charges.
- Does it need Bluetooth pairing?
- No pairing is needed. It works once connected, which makes it simple to hand between users on a shared iPad.
- Is it good for taking notes in class?
- Yes. Palm rejection, tilt and low latency suit handwriting and PDF annotation, and the 20 g aluminum body holds up to daily bag use.
- How does it compare with the Apple Pencil?
- The Crayon matches the Pencil on tilt, palm rejection and accuracy but drops pressure sensitivity, magnetic attachment and gesture shortcuts. It suits note-takers more than artists.
- Where is the Logitech Crayon for iPad (USB-C) cheapest?
- At PADI-Dja, for $18.40, 50% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Logitech Crayon for iPad (USB-C)?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including PADI-Dja, Walmart, eBay, Amazon.