Apple Pencil - White

The Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) is compatible with iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th generation), iPad Pro 11-inch (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation), iPad Air (4th and 5th generation), and iPad mini (6th generation).

Simply attach your Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) magnetically to the charging connector on the side of your compatible iPad. It will charge wirelessly and automatically.

Place the Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) on the magnetic connector on the side of your compatible iPad. It will automatically pair. If it's a new setup, a 'Pair' button might appear; tap it to confirm.

Yes, you can customize the double-tap gesture. Go to Settings > Apple Pencil on your iPad to choose actions like switching between the current tool and eraser, switching between current and last used tool, showing the color palette, or turning it off.

Yes, the Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) is designed with both pressure and tilt sensitivity, allowing for a wide range of creative effects and natural drawing/writing experiences.

The Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) weighs 20.7 g, offering a balanced and comfortable feel during use.

The product description for this specific unit indicates it is refurbished. Functionally, refurbished units should perform like new, but they may come in different packaging or have different warranty terms than new products. For specific warranty details, refer to your purchase documentation or seller.

Ensure your iPad is compatible (refer to the compatibility list above). Attach the Apple Pencil firmly to the magnetic connector on your iPad. If it still doesn't pair, restart your iPad and try again. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your iPad. If the issue persists, go to Settings > Bluetooth, find 'Apple Pencil,' tap 'i' (info), and then 'Forget This Device.' Reattach to pair.

Confirm your iPad is compatible and its iPadOS is up to date. Ensure the Apple Pencil is correctly aligned and firmly attached to the magnetic charging connector on your iPad. Check if your iPad itself has sufficient battery charge. If the issue continues, try detaching and reattaching the Pencil, or restart your iPad.

Verify that the double-tap feature is enabled and configured correctly. Go to Settings > Apple Pencil on your iPad. Ensure 'Double Tap' is toggled on and select the desired function (e.g., switch between pen and eraser). Ensure you are tapping on the flat side of the Pencil, not the rounded side. Sometimes a restart of the iPad can resolve minor software glitches.

Check if the Apple Pencil tip is securely screwed on and not worn out. A worn tip can affect accuracy; replacements are available. Clean both the Pencil tip and your iPad screen to remove any debris or smudges. Ensure no screen protectors are interfering with touch sensitivity. If the problem persists, ensure your iPadOS is updated and try testing in different applications.