One of the accessories that, without a doubt, has been and is the Apple Pencil. However, the price that users have to pay to be able to acquire it and thus use it is high. For this reason, in this post we want to tell you in which cases it is worth buying the Apple stylus.
4 reasons to buy the Apple Pencil
There is no doubt that the Apple Pencil, whether it is the first or second generation, works like a charm, however, the doubt of many users is if really, for the use that they are going to give this accessory, it is worth paying the 99 or 135 euros that both models cost. Well, here are 4 reasons why it is worth buying an Apple Pencil.
- Take notes. If you want to use your iPad to take notes, whether it’s making them from scratch or writing on the documents that can be provided to you at the university, the Apple Pencil is the best option you can find given how comfortable it is to use and how precise it can be. be at certain times for some tasks.
- Draw. We have just said that one of the reasons why both the 1st and 2nd generation Apple Pencil are a very good option for taking notes given the precision it has, because we can recommend it even more for all those users who want to draw with the iPad. And it is that the iPad and Apple Pencil combo is an incredible tool for all design and art professionals.
- photo editing. Thanks to the screen that iPads have, some better than others, it must be said, editing on them is a real joy, and a tool that is also really useful to, once again, be precise in these editions is the Apple Pencil.
- Navigation. Many users do not feel completely comfortable when using their fingers to navigate the iPad screen, well, the Apple Pencil is an ideal tool to navigate the iPad operating system.
Is there a difference between the 1st and 2nd generation Apple Pencil?
When purchasing an Apple Pencil, many users wonder if there really is a difference in the experience offered by the 1st and 2nd generation. Well, the first thing you have to know is that you do not have the possibility to choose between one or the othersince in the end your iPad will only be compatible with one of them.
However, there are differences between the two models, although not really at a functional level. With both you can do practically the same thing, but it is true that the experience offered by the 2nd generation Apple Pencil is more complete. Mainly because of the way it is built, since the material is more pleasant to the touch, but above all because it has a part that is perfectly magnetized to the side of the iPad, allowing two fundamental practices, one to charge the pencil, and two, that of transporting the Apple Pencil next to the iPad without having to use any external accessory.
