Cyber Monday is here and we have a solid deal on the newly launched Apple Pencil with USB-C. Currently, it’s selling for $71 only.
Attach this USB-C Apple Pencil to Your iPad 10, iPad Pro or iPad Air for a Special Price of Just $71 this Cyber Monday 2023
Normally, this Apple Pencil will sell for $79, but for the mega shopping event that is Cyber Monday, Apple is discounting it to just $71. There is no discount code, coupon or Prime membership needed to get this deal. Add it to your cart and you’ll have it at your doorstep at the start of next month with free shipping.
Buy Apple Pencil (USB-C) - Was $79, now just $71
Apple wants everyone to have an Apple Pencil, that’s why the USB-C model exists. It works with every latest iPad model and uses a single USB-C port for charging and pairing. It has all the features you need for the complete Apple Pencil experience and if you’re a student or someone who likes to take notes the old-school way, then this accessory might just come in handy for you.
Just like the Apple Pencil 2, this one attaches magnetically to your iPad so that it stays with you all the time and you never lose it. It stays paired as long as there’s battery left and instantly works whenever you need it. And it charges rapidly using USB-C, too.
In terms of features, you get tilt sensitivity and low-latency input the Apple Pencil is known for. At a price of $71, you are getting the full experience at a lower price point.
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