The old first-generation Apple Pencil might have a weird way of charging with the new iPad 10.9 inch having a USB-C port, but there are many ways to get a full battery on it.

Apple Pencil (1st Gen) (Credit: Eric Zeman) The 2nd Gen Pencil is a little shorter but otherwise the same at 6.73 by 0.35 inches and 0.73 ounces. It has one flat side to assist with usability and ...

The 2nd Generation Apple Pencil doesn't have a lightning or USB-C port to charge. Instead, it magnetically snaps on to the side of your iPad and juices up wirelessly.

Here's how to do it this way (via Apple). 1. Remove the end cap of your Apple Pencil. 2. Plug the Lightning connector at the end into the port on your iPhone. 3. Wait to allow the Apple Pencil to ...

Apple Pencil code that was added to the second beta of iOS 17.1 references USB-C charging for the ‌Apple Pencil‌, a function that does not exist for either of the two current ‌Apple Pencil ...

First generation: This Apple Pencil is compatible with all iPads that feature a Lightning port or the iPad 10 with USB-C, as long as you buy a dongle to charge and pair the accessory. It costs $99.

The 2nd-Gen and Pro models charge wirelessly and don’t have a port or connector. ... Apple Pencil (Gen 1) iPad Pro 12.9-inch (1st and 2nd Gen) iPad Pro 10.5-inch; ...