The harder you press, the thicker a line or letter will be. Pressure Sensitivity – The Apple Pencil knows how much pressure is being placed on the iPad while writing or drawing, so lines will vary in thickness.There are hundreds of drawing apps to choose from, and on the other side, note-taking apps in particular have jumped to the top of the use-case for Apple Pencil.įortunately, the feature set goes well beyond just drawing and writing: Ultimately, the Apple Pencil is best used for two different scenarios: writing and drawing. Test it to be sure it’s working properly. It should only take a few rotations.Twist the new tip on, but don’t over-tighten.
Twist the tip of the Apple Pencil counter-clockwise until the tip comes off. Simply retighten it rather than replacing it. Note: sometimes the Pencil may be unresponsive, but the tip has only come loose. If you feel a lot of friction when writing or drawing.If the Pencil is less responsive than normal, and you need to tap harder than usual or re-tap.If the tip itself feels rough to the touch or the plastic feels worn down.If you have been frequently using the Pencil for more than a year.Knowing when to replace the tip is not the same for everyone, but there are a few handy tricks to let you know when you should make a swap. The 1st gen Apple Pencil comes with a spare tip already in the box however, a replacement tip for the 2nd gen can be purchased in a pack of four from Apple’s website for $19. As would be the case with any other pencil, the Apple Pencil will need to replace its tip from time to time.
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