If you remember, the first-gen Apple Pencil charges via a lighting cable. To access the port, you need to twist open the top cap, which was super easy to lose. Now, the new Apple Pencil USB-C has ...

The second sits near the top of the Apple Pencil and incorporates a clip and tethered holder for the cap. So, in addition to presumably making the Apple Pencil more comfortable to grip, the top ...

How to Pair Apple Pencil (1st generation) with your iPad (6th to 9th generations) Remove the cap from the back of the Pencil, and you’ll see a Lightning connector inside. Plug that into the ...

Gen 2 ditched the cap, went matte, and flattened one side for magnetic attachment and charging on your iPad. The Apple Pencil Pro looks all but identical. The USB-C model grew a slidable USB-C port, ...

The Apple Pencil goes USB-C with this new, more affordable option that still attaches to the side of some iPads magnetically but doesn't charge that way. Instead, a sliding cap reveals a hidden ...

The cap itself snaps magnetically onto the Pencil, which is a nice detail, and you can also remove the tip and replace it with a new one if it’s worn down too much. Apple includes a replacement tip in ...