Review on Apple Pencil (2nd Generation), White by Ewa Sikora ᠌

These are some advantages: Good response in applications, almost like a regular pen or pencil, except for the "wrong feeling" due to the fact that plastic is on glass, not stylus on paper. It is very comfortable to hold in your hand (nice matte surface), good response in applications, almost like a regular pen or pencil. When you touch the screen of a locked tablet with a stylus, a note immediately opens in drawing mode. This gives you the ability to quickly jot down something in a "infinite" notebook, which is one of the features that I really like about tablets. It is correct that practice has shown that entering text on a keyboard still results in a product that is both quicker and more legible. I also liked that in the remote desktop mode (via the RDP protocol), you can use the pen to simultaneously switch between the "cursor control" mode (for when you need to move the cursor to the right place and tap anywhere on the screen) and the "touch mode." This was another feature that I found particularly useful ( when you need to tap in the right place). The first mode is activated by the finger, while the second mode is activated by the pen. Got cons: Fear of losing, since the magnetic attachment to the tablet, although pretty good, but if you put the tablet with the pen in the same bag, the pen can fly away anywhere, and this problem cannot be handled by using magnets. Yet, this is more of a subtle distinction.