#ONENOTE APPLE PENCIL 2 UPDATE#
Writing in the “Notes” app produces a slightly more realistic writing experience than OneNote (and it allows you to tap the Pencil to bring up the eraser), but an upcoming update will probably take care of OneNote’s disadvantages soon.
Of course, it all depends on the program you use as well. Who would have ever thought, at least five years ago, that writing on a tablet could be just as comfortable as writing on a pad of paper? The Pencil 2 produces no lag whatsoever, and the 120Hz rate makes things even more realistic. Even if the loop you draw on the cursive “y” appears 1/20th of a second after you draw it, the latency is still annoying. The problem with stylus devices is that there is always lag when it comes to writing. The Apple Pencil 2 is the ultimate digital writing device. A tempered glass protector, for example, could make the writing feel really slippery. It almost makes me afraid to use a screen protector. There is certainly more of a rough feeling when the pencil slides against the glass. And it does both very well - even better than the first Pencil did. The most important aspect of the new Pencil is how it draws and writes. (Unfortunately, there isn’t an update to OneNote yet that allows these functions.) It also allows you to double tap on the tip of the lower sides to change the Pencil’s function, including adding an eraser function. The new Pencil automatically pairs with your iPad, unlike the first Apple Pencil that was supposed to pair with your iPad but often didn’t.
#ONENOTE APPLE PENCIL 2 PRO#
The Apple Pencil 2 also has a flat side to it that magnetically connects to your iPad Pro for charging. You’ll first notice that it’s slightly smaller and has a more industrial design. It’s quite a lot, but it does justify the extra $30. The Apple Pencil 2, which is not compatible with iPads other than the new iPad Pro models, costs $129. However, it was too big, required a crazy way to be recharged, and sold for a whopping $99. 2015′s Apple Pencil was a huge breakthrough for stylus devices.
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