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When Apple first announced the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil, I was shocked like many others to discover that it was impossible to attach the Pencil to the iPad itself. That's where this awesome little pen loop comes in. It's just the right size for an Apple Pencil, and its adhesive is strong enough to stick to the Smart Keyboard's microfiber lining without damaging it. It's also easy enough to insert so you can hold your pencil when you're not using it. I do not recommend this product if you…

I have been using moleskin (heavier paper) albums for many years. Probably over ten years. I loved her. still do. But I thought it might be worth trying something different, so I picked up this orange (I'm obsessed with orange anyway) lighthouse magazine with dots. Love the perforations, spread markers, page numbers and no bleeding pages. I had to be careful with the grips I used with the moleskin. Much of the ink just didn't cure before I closed the magazine, tangling the pages. So I had to…

While this is an incredibly simple product that should just 'work', I was surprised that it didn't work that well for me for three reasons. 1) The loop is small/tight which is fine for a thin Bic pen (or similarly thin) but too tight for a thicker pen (1/2 inch diameter). 2) It's designed to stick to the inner back cover of the Leuchtturm1917 Notebooks pen where the case is, so this loop pulls on the case and not the lid, and I have a feeling that's probably the case over will damage the…

Good things first: It works well and is a lot better than spending nearly $100 on an Apple Pencil case. It's unobtrusive and holds the Apple Pencil very firmly, and despite the issues I mention below, it attaches very securely directly to the back of my iPad Pro. The problem is that it damages the pad and causes it to curl up. As a result, one side of the pad will not stick (even with aggressive glue on it) and will continue to rise. The loop of the pen itself seems to put some kind of sticky…

I bought a Leuchtturm1917 pocket magazine knowing it didn't have a loop. I guess not everyone always loses things like me! If my pencil (a Zebra M-103 mechanical) isn't physically attached, I'll never have it with me, so what's the point of carrying a notepad? The hinge is of good quality, as is the notepad. I can only judge the quality of the elastic loop if it hasn't moved from its attachment point. Here the pluses end. The price for this little piece of gum is more than I'm willing to pay…

Loop is convenient for attaching Apple Pencil 2 to the Smart Keyboard case for 12.9 inch iPad Pro 2018. The pen is much more secure than when it would only be attached with an edge magnet; It's not super tight, but will hold up with normal use. It can be pushed out of the loop if squeezed into a full pack, but it's the same as any other loop and can be avoided with reasonable care. I didn't notice any markings on the stylus and it doesn't interfere with the keyboard/stand or the iPad's…

I bought a Surface Pro 2 and I love its versatility, but the magnetic pen holster just isn't good enough for a mobile warrior. It can easily be knocked over in a bag, and more importantly, it blocks the charging port when you need to charge it. I bought a Leuchttrum Pen Loop to solve this problem and it's perfect. Here is my solution for a picture pen! After inserting the stylus into the magnetic connector, I carefully attached the stylus's small loop exactly where the stylus's small hook would