Apple is known for keeping users within its ecosystem of product accessories. Does that mean you need its USB-C multiport ...

Can you use the higher-wattage adapter on both devices ... If you have an iPad Pro, and you charge it with the 29-watt MacBook USB-C charger, it’ll fuel up in half the time compared to the ...

The adapter lets you connect Lightning accessories to a USB-C iPhone or iPad, and supports charging, data transfers, and audio. You can also connect it to your car, with Apple claiming it works ...

If you've invested in a new Apple Pencil, you'll need a USB-C to Lightning adapter to pair and charge it from any iPad that's 10th-gen or later. One of these adapters comes inside the Pencil's box ...

Apple's new 10.9-inch iPad comes with USB-C instead of Lightning, and that means users can't charge or pair that Apple Pencil without an adapter. Instead, it is limited to the original ...

“A new USB-C to Apple Pencil Adapter is required for pairing and charging,” Apple’s press release unequivocally states. Even with the adapter, charging the Apple Pencil alongside the new ...

The new, 10th-generation iPad only supports the first-generation Apple Pencil, meaning that it requires an adapter to charge separately via a wired connection since the device has moved to USB-C.