Apple skipped magnetic charging on this one to justify the lower cost, despite the design being identical to the second-gen Apple Pencil. But it’s also a blessing in disguise.

Charging your Apple Pencil is very simple: all you need to do to charge the second-generation version is line its flat end with the magnetic strip on the right side of your iPad.

Apple has unveiled a new Apple Pencil. The latest model costs $79 ($69 for education) and it pairs and charges via a USB-C cable. It’ll be available in early November and it’s compatible with ...

The Apple Pencil won't charge magnetically when attached to an iPad. Apple expressly addresses this behavior in the press release, revealing that the USB-C Apple Pencil goes into a sleep state to ...

Apple's latest Pencil with a USB-C charging port, which has only been available since November, is currently on sale for the lowest price we've seen yet. You can grab it at Amazon for $69, saving ...

Apple touts the new pencil's "pixel-perfect accuracy, low latency and tilt sensitivity," however it doesn't have the pressure sensitivity, wireless pairing and charging, double-tap to change tools ...

Apple is looking at technology to entirely remove the need to charge a future Apple Pencil without removing features, and whether that will help it be used on an iPhone.

Released in 2015, the original Apple Pencil is mostly compatible with discontinued iPad models. It supports the new 11th-generation standard iPad but requires an adapter to charge.

Apple Pencil (1st generation) This is Apple’s first ever Apple Pencil, and unlike other first gen products, the company still sells it. It retails for $99, and is arguably worth the price tag.

Apple previously switched its iPads and MacBooks to USB-C charging, but the push to finally add it to iPhones came less than a year after the European Union voted to approve legislation to require ...