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The Apple Pencil Pro is Apple’s most advanced digital stylus designed for drawing, note-taking, sketching, and creative work on supported iPads. It builds on the features of earlier Apple Pencils and adds new interactions and controls that make creative workflows faster and more intuitive.
⚙️ Key Features
🔹 Squeeze Gesture – A built-in sensor detects when you squeeze the barrel, bringing up a tool palette to quickly switch brushes, colors, and weights without touching the iPad menus.
🔹 Barrel Roll – A gyroscope lets you rotate the Pencil to change orientation of brush and shaped tools — similar to real-world drawing tools.
🔹 Haptic Feedback – A tiny vibration engine gives tactile feedback when gestures like squeeze or double-tap are used.
🔹 Find My Support – Works with Apple’s Find My network so you can locate the Pencil if you misplace it.
🔹 Apple Pencil Hover & Double-Tap – Preview where the tip will land before touching the screen and switch tools with a double-tap.
🔹 Magnetic Attach/Charge – The Pencil attaches magnetically to compatible iPads for pairing and charging.
📱 Compatibility
The Apple Pencil Pro works with newer iPads that support its magnetic charging and advanced features, typically including:
• iPad Pro (M4 chip models)
• iPad Air (M2 chip models)
• Some latest iPad mini models with Apple Pencil hover support (subject to iPadOS & model)
Older iPads and many other models are not compatible with the Pencil Pro.
💸 Price & Availability
• Originally launched around $129 USD — though regional prices and offers vary.
• Prices on local markets may differ significantly depending on retailer, import costs, and promotions.
🖋️ Who It’s For
Great choice if you’re a digital artist, designer, student, or professional who uses an iPad for creative work and wants more control, gestures, and precision than the regular Apple Pencils provide.
Would you like me to compare the Apple Pencil Pro with the regular Apple Pencil (USB-C or 2nd Gen) so you can see differences?