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Aside from USB-C (obviously), are the pencils the same thing? I heard somewhere that the new USB-C version doesn't support pressure sensitivity and all that. I have an iPad 10 so sadly I can't get the Pencil 2
Just picked up an iPad 10th generation and the USB-C pencil, I soon realised there is no pressure sensitivity, I was wondering what the differences between the 1st Gen and USB-C are and would I be dropping much performance going to an older model for just the pressure sensitivity? Are they the same thing other than that?
TLDR: Are there any other pencils that have pressure sensitivity and are compatible with the 10th Gen iPad? What are the differences if I bought the other pencil?
I have iPad 10th Gen. I've tried to gather what I can from search here on this subreddit and online on Apple's site. Seems that the USB-C version is lacking the pressure sensitivity feature, so is the 1st Gen better to get for drawing purposes?
Saw this chart noting how USB-C lack pressure sensitivity:
https://www.apple.com/shop/select-apple-pencil
If it is 1st Gen to go with for drawing, guess I need a dongle to pair the lightening end of the 1st Gen pencil over to the USB-C end of the dongle that connects to the 10th gen iPad, is that right?
Sites for dongle purchase are appreciated.
Also, for charging, seems obvious, but can I used the out of the box lightening-lightening connector to just charge Pencil 1st Gen via lightening cable? (seems a second option is to use the lightening/usb-c dongle to charge the 1st Gen pencil with iPad 10th Gen)