Its brilliant for sketching and drawing, and its worth shopping around for: the Sketch can be hard to find but its worth tracking down.
Unlike the Apple Pencil it charges via USB rather than a Lightning port, and you can expect around 16 hours between charges. The Sketch has a choice of replaceable soft and firm tips as well as two customizable buttons to make it fit your particular preferences. Its compatible with iPhones from the iPhone 6 onwards, although check the app compatibility list before buying: for example Adobe Sketch and Procreate are not compatible on iPad Pros. Wacom Bamboo Sketch A serious stylus for artists and illustrators TODAYS BEST DEALS Check Amazon 425 Amazon customer reviews Reasons to buy Very sensitive and accurate Wide compatibility Reasons to avoid - Overkill for handwriting - Hard to find Wacom knows more about writing on tablets than anybody since Moses, so its no surprise to see two of its styluses in our top five. Theres its charging, which requires you to stick the Pencil into your iPad in a rather inelegant way because you lost the little Lightning adapter months ago.Īnd finally, and possibly most importantly for artistic types, theres personal taste.Īrtists care deeply about their tools, and what feels right in one hand might not feel right in another. Many rival styluses work on more devices, and some of them work on other firms tablets too. Secondly, theres compatibility, because Apple Pencils only work with certain iPads (and not iPhones) and the second generation model only works with iPad Pros. First of all theres price: the first-gen Apple Pencil is 99 89 AU145 and the second generation is 129 119 AU199.
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