Using USB charging The first generation stylus uses a charger with a USB interface, which can be charged by simply inserting the USB plug into the charger and the other end into the charging jack of the pen body.
In addition to using the USB charger for charging, some models of the first generation of stylus will automatically charge when it is inserted into the USB port of the computer, so sometimes if you only need to charge, you can directly connect the pen to the computer with the data cable. At the same time, the charging time is generally 1-2 hours, and be careful not to overcharge when using, so as not to damage the battery.
The first generation of stylus is usually charged by changing the battery, rather than through a USB port or other charging methods. You can open the battery cover on the pen body, remove the battery, and then replace it with a new battery. Please note that different brands and models of stylus may use different types of batteries, so make sure you have the correct battery model and specification when replacing the battery.
There are two methods, you can plug in the lightning port on the iPad to charge it, or you can charge the Apple Pencil via a USB power adapter using the Apple Pencil charging adapter that came with the Apple Pencil. Take the plug-in iPad charging as an example, the specific operations are as follows:
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1. Find the charging port
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Take out the iPad and find the charging port on the bottom of the iPad.
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2. Complete the charging operation
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Plug the top end of the Apple Pencil generation into the lightning port on your iPad to turn it on