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Since when has ease of charging stopped Apple? I'd have expected it to only be compatible with the second-gen Pencil, along with an announcement of an optional
by the_watcher 7y ago
Since when has ease of charging stopped Apple? I'd have expected it to only be compatible with the second-gen Pencil, along with an announcement of an optional Pencil charger.
NOTE: I'm 95% joking about this. It does seem like a missed opportunity for them to sell a second gen Pencil charger if it's the only way to use it with a non-iPad Pro though.
- liamcardenas 7y agoYou’re totally right but the 2nd gen Apple Pencil can’t hold charge for very long even when not being used — so that wouldn’t work.
- coldtea 7y ago>but the 2nd gen Apple Pencil can’t hold charge for very long even when not being used Who said that?
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- akerl_ 7y agoI use an iPad Pro and pencil as my primary computing device, and my experience is that I’ve forgotten the Apple Pencil has a battery at all. I’ve never had it run out of charge or even come close. I use it on-and-off all day, and when I’m not using it I either toss it on the table or click it back onto the iPad, based on whichever motion is easier. I’ve never thought “ugh, I need to click it back onto the iPad to recharge”.
- Dylan16807 7y agoThere's no disagreement between your post and the one you're replying to. You charge your pencil often, and you have never run out of battery. That says nothing about whether you'd have lots of issue if you couldn't snap it to the side to charge, and had to put intentional effort into charging it.
- jsjohnst 7y ago> but the 2nd gen Apple Pencil can’t hold charge for very long Sounds like you’ve got a defective battery, mine and other commenters here don’t have that issue. Besides, doesn’t it get like almost an hour of usage after an absurdly short charge of like a minute?
- drusepth 7y agoIf Apple made a Pencil charger that looked like one of those old electric pencil sharpeners (just put your Pencil in the hole to charge it!) I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
- w56rjrtyu6ru 7y agoOne word: inkwell.
- toyg 7y agoI'd prefer a quill holder / ink-bottle shaped one. So many choices for novelty, and yet...