[10-Pack] PencilCozy For Apple Pencil Cap: Grips IPencil Review

I'm that annoying fussy person in the office who's always clicking pins, clicking lids and so on. I was afraid of losing my hat! For a few bucks, it saves you the worry of losing your cap. It was very easy to put on but attached very well. I've only had it for a few weeks, but I use my Apple Pencil daily. At the moment it shows durability with zero signs of wear. Also fits perfectly in my case. I recommend!

Here's a real deal. I didn't want to risk losing my Apple Pencil cap when I was at work. This rubber cap ABSOLUTELY prevents the loss of the cap. But the question is, do you need it? The lid holds pretty securely thanks to the magnetic design. The pen is so smooth that losing it is very unlikely. But you CAN lose it if you don't snap it securely in place every time. This silicone cap and tape are very "sticky" - they stick firmly to the pen and cap. You won't lose the cap with it, but due to…

I have bought several different versions of this type of product and they are all about the same. The part that keeps most people from losing their Apple Pencil cap is better than most I've bought. The cap is very easy to remove and sometimes gets lost even with one of these cap holders. I usually put a dab of hot glue on the cap before putting the string on the pencil. I had to buy another Apple Pencil as my second one stopped charging due to being dropped many times. I forget he's on my…

Look at that thing. I knew what it was and tried it. He does what he has to do; There is no distortion here. Cap fit, pencil fit, easy to put on. And here I look and ask, five bucks for this? It arrived in an 8.5 x 11 plastic envelope that I swore was empty until I opened it. Hey, it glows in the dark, an atavistic hit on memory banks for me (I always loved glow-in-the-dark stuff as a kid). So, here's the word: it doesn't break any promises, it does its minimalistic job as it should, it glows…

With the iPad Pro you have the Apple Pencil, a sleek device that brings you as close as possible to drawing on paper. The problem with the Apple Pencil is the cap that covers the Lightning connector on the pen. Apple has created a wonderful device, but it doesn't really offer you a way to help you take off your little cap. In the last few months since the Apple Pencil launched I've heard a few stories from people who've lost their cap or found a DIY way to keep track of things, but…