In case you missed it, Apple has started transitioning away from the Lightning connector on its devices to USB-C as a response to the EU's policy. So far, the new iPhone 15 series and AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) have tasted USB-C and now it's the turn of the Apple Pencil. So, let's get into the features and official price in Nepal of the new Apple Pencil USB-C and more.
Apple Pencil USB-C Overview:
What it brings
Like every other Apple Pencil before it, this USB-C refresh also features incredible precision along with low latency and tilt sensitivity for a better scribbling experience.
But unlike the first-gen model, this guy can attach magnetically to a metal surface too. This means you can leave it at the top of iPads. Whereas it also supports "hover" gestures on M2 iPad Pros.
Even though the Apple Pencil USB-C has some neat features, it skips pressure sensitivity. And unlike the second-gen model, you don't get features like wireless charging, double-tap for changing between tools, and free engraving either.
USB-C and Compatibility
Okay — as the name implies — the most prominent upgrade here is the USB-C port itself. But the shift to USB-C means it'll only work with iPads with a USB-C connection. The list goes like this: