The difference between the first generation and the second generation of the iPad Pencil mainly includes the following aspects:
Charging pairing method: The first generation uses lightning interface pairing charging, while the second generation uses magnetic adsorption pairing and wireless charging. This makes the charging and storage of the second generation more convenient.
Accessories and compatibility: The second-generation Apple Pencil does not come with a nib, so it needs to be purchased separately and can only be charged by attaching to the new iPad Pro. The first generation can be plugged into an iPhone to charge, with wider compatibility.
Built-in battery and battery life: The second generation of Apple Pencil has a smaller built-in battery than the first generation, but it performs better due to its adsorption charging design. Supported iPad models: The second-generation pencil only supports the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models of 2018 and 2020, and the 10.9-inch iPad models of 2020 Air generation. The first generation is likely to support more iPad models.
Function and control: The second generation of Apple Pencil has a \"tap two to switch tools\" function, when you need to switch, just touch the plane to call out the eraser, color palette, the tool used last time, making writing and painting more convenient and fast. The first generation does not have this function. Appearance and Service: The second-generation Apple Pencil has a small flat surface for sensing areas, lettering, etc., and has a matte texture. The first generation is round, smooth and non-frosted. In addition, the second generation also offers a free laser engraving service, which can engrave words or simple expressions on the pen body, while the first generation does not support this feature. To sum up, there are obvious differences between the first and second generation of iPad Pencil in terms of charging pairing, accessories and compatibility, built-in battery and battery life, supported iPad models, functions and controls, appearance and service. Which one you choose depends on your needs and the iPad model you're using.
The Capacitive Pen and iPad Pencil are input tools for the iPad touch screen, and they have some differences in features and performance. Here are some of the differences between iPad Pencil 1 and 2:
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1. Compatibility: The iPad Pencil generation is only compatible with some iPad models, such as the iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation), iPad (6th and 7th generation) and iPad Air (3rd generation), not other models such as the iPad mini. The iPad Pencil 2 is compatible with more iPad models, including the iPad Pro (3rd and 4th generation) and iPad Air (4th generation).
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2. Connection method: The iPad Pencil generation is connected to the iPad through the Lightning port, and needs to be plugged into the Lightning port of the iPad for charging and connection. The iPad Pencil 2 generation connects to the iPad Pro (3rd and 4th generation) or iPad Air (4th generation) by magnetic way, without inserting a port, and supports wireless charging.
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3. Appearance design: The iPad Pencil generation is cylinder-shaped, with a long body and a flat surface in the middle, which makes it easy to roll. iPad Pencil two generations flat design, short pencil body, no obvious plane, not easy to roll.
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4. Operation mode: The first and second generation of iPad Pencil are basically the same in terms of operation mode, supporting pressure sensing and tilt sensing, which can achieve delicate writing and painting effects. But the iPad Pencil 2 is more optimized in terms of performance, faster response, lower latency, and more smooth and natural to use.
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It should be noted that the compatibility and functions of the first and second generation of iPad Pencil may vary according to different iPad models and system versions, it is recommended to carefully consult the official compatibility notes and product descriptions before purchasing, and choose the model and version that is suitable for you.
The iPad Pencil 1 and 2 differ significantly in several ways. First of all, from the appearance point of view, the length of the first ghostwriter is slightly longer than the second ghostwriter, the surface is smooth, and the second ghostwriter uses a frosted material, the feel is slightly better. In addition, the first generation of the pen consists of three parts: the nib, the body body and the top protective cap, while the second generation of the pen simplifies the design and consists only of the nib and the body body.
In terms of charging mode, the first generation pen needs to be charged by using the adapter through the Lightning port or directly inserting into the iPad, while the second generation pen supports wireless charging and only needs to be attached to the side of the iPad Pro by a magnet. This wireless charging method is not only more convenient, but also avoids the inconvenience caused by plugging.
In terms of use, a pen needs to plug the top Lightning port into the Lightning port of the iPad to complete the device binding and pairing. The second generation pen communicates with the iPad Pro via Bluetooth, which is more flexible and efficient.
In terms of function, the second ghost pen adds gesture functions such as \"click to wake up function\" and \"tap twice to switch function\" on the basis of the first ghost pen, improving the user's experience. Finally, in terms of adaptation models, a generation pen is mainly compatible with entry-level tablets, such as the iPad (9th generation), iPad Air (3rd generation), and so on. The second generation will support higher-end iPad models such as the iPad Air (4th generation) and the 11-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd and 3rd generation). This means that the second ghost pen is better in performance and can meet the needs of more users. To sum up, there are obvious differences between the first and second generation of iPad Pencil in terms of appearance, charging method, use method, function and adaptation model. The second ghostwriter has been improved and optimized in many aspects, providing users with a more convenient, efficient and excellent user experience.
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The first and second generation of Apple Pencil have pixel-level accuracy, pressure sensing, tilt sensing and other functions, which can simulate different brush effects, suitable for a variety of creative scenes.
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The first generation uses Lightning connector for charging, which requires removing the cap of the pen and inserting the pen end into the Lightning port of the iPad for pairing and charging. This method may cause the risk of missing the cap or breaking the pen body.
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The second generation can carry out magnetic adsorption wireless charging, just put the pen body near the right border of the iPad Pro or iPad Air, it can automatically adsorb, pair and charge. This way is more convenient and safe. The second generation adds a touch sensing plane to the pen body, which can be used to switch tools or perform other operations with two taps. This feature can be customized in Settings to easily switch between commonly used tools.
The differences between iPad pencil 1 and 2 are as follows:
1. Appearance design: iPad pencil 2 has been optimized in appearance design, using a white design similar to AirPods, which is more concise and beautiful.
2. Charging method: The iPad pencil generation needs to be plugged into the charging interface of the iPad to charge, while the iPad pencil generation 2 supports wireless charging and can be charged on the iPad Pro.
3. Performance improvement: iPad pencil 2 has been improved in performance, faster response speed and more smooth use.
4. Price: The price of iPad pencil 2 is higher than that of the first generation.
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In general, the iPad pencil 2 has been optimized and improved in terms of appearance design, charging method, performance improvement, etc., but the price is also higher. If you need a better experience and higher performance, you can consider buying the iPad pencil 2; If you're more focused on price and portability, consider buying the iPad pencil generation.