Improved SUPCASE Silicone Protective Case for Apple Pencil (2nd Gen), Anti-Slip Grip & Nib Cover (Black, 3 Pack) Review

I was looking for Apple pencil cases that actually look like they could keep mine from falling (just in case) so I wouldn't have to spend the money on a new one . This one is pretty good because it covers the entire stylus and still allows for wireless charging while still maintaining a good grip. The included silicone tips offer great protection that I can't find in other products (great too because I don't want the tip of an apple pencil to get damaged). As others have said, you can write…

I really liked the case. The only reason I give it 2 stars is that the pen doesn't charge reliably in a case. The pen stays in the charging cradle but is very difficult to charge. Most mornings the pen will run out of power after leaving it in the charging position on the iPad overnight. I started taking the pen out of its case to charge it. It's easier than worrying that the pen will be empty or partially charged the next morning. If, on the other hand, the pen is empty in the morning or if it

It was a good way of attaching the pencil to my clothing as intended, but it became a separate issue that I never thought of because of the magnet the Apple Pencil was no longer strong enough to hold securely on the iPad. My Apple Pencil dropped many times and in the end it fell and lost and now I have to pay $130 for a replacement. I wouldn't recommend this product just because of that risk. If it came with its own magnet to attach to the iPad that would be perfect.

This case is the best I've found for Apple Pencil version 2. The only downside is that I think there should be a hole where you can press or double-tap to go back to the previous function on the trunk. The case is too thick in this area to register touches. You have to exaggerate touches in order for them to register. I might cut a hole in mine to regain full functionality. Otherwise this case is almost perfect.

Although this case is strong enough to protect the pencil from possible drops or splashes and serves to thicken the pencil for a comfortable grip when drawing/writing, I can use it with an iPad case not recommend. Of the ones I've tested, either the iPad case slips enough to knock the stylus out of the docking station, or the pencil case is too big to fit in the dock (meaning you'll have to remove one or the other to remove it charge the battery). If you want to use it when you don't have a…

This will be the first 2nd generation Apple Pencil 2 case or other case than the simple silicone cases I've found. I have no idea why it takes companies so long to design it? This one is actually pretty good, although I'm looking for a metal case or something that will keep mine from breaking when I'm using it on construction sites. This case has thicker silicone than most silicone cases you will find. The hard plastic end protects well, I've dropped it on this end several times, everything is…

It has potential but it doesn't allow changing tools with double taps, it's also very clunky and you can't write with the tips, they spoil accuracy. Right now I'm still looking for a thinner case that fits comfortably in my fingers but doesn't interfere with typing functions. There are many first generation pencils out there but not this one.