Apple is selling the second-generation Apple Pencil for a low price of just $89 this Black Friday 2023. Usually it will sell for $129.
Apple's Extremely Low Latency Apple Pencil 2 for iPad Pro, iPad Air and iPad mini Sees Massive $40 Price Drop for Black Friday 2023
This deal doesn't require any discount code, coupon or Prime membership. However, it does require one of the latest iPad Pro, iPad Air or iPad mini models to work. If you have that, this is one of the best accessories you can buy for the tablet.
Buy Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) - Was $129, now just $89
In terms of compatibility, these are the models this Apple Pencil will work with:
Apple Pencil (2nd generation) works 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).
Pairing is super easy - just attach the Pencil magnetically to the side of the iPad and it will pair up instantly. Interestingly, that's the way you charge it, too. You don't have to stick the entire Pencil into the charging port like the first generation model.
Apple Pencil 2 is a great tool for drawing, taking notes, signing documents, highlighting stuff and so much more. This model also features pressure sensitivity, allowing you to make a deep mark when pressed firmly against the display.
You can take your Apple Pencil experience to a whole new level by using one of those paper-like screen protectors on your iPad's display. There are too many fun ways to utilize the Apple Pencil and you'll definitely land on the one that suits you best.
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