The capacitive tip on the stylus allows it to interact with touch screen devices, just as our fingertips can register on the screen, but our nails can't. So how does Apple Pencil work with iPad and iPad Pro? The screen of iPad is designed with a sensor, which can detect Apple Pencil, and Pencil itself uses Bluetooth to communicate with iPad. In this way, the iPad can record the pressing force of the pencil and adjust it accordingly. When a pencil is pressed on the screen, applications that support pencils will be dimmed.

Apple Pencil can also detect when it is held at a certain angle, so that artists can turn very precise lines into eloquent strokes without replacing them with new tools. When using Apple Pencil, this function can be more free. How to pair Apple pencil with iPad?

Apple Pencil is probably the simplest Bluetooth you can set up on the iPad. In fact, even if it uses Bluetooth, you don't need to check the Bluetooth settings to pair devices. Instead, just insert the pencil into the iPad.

Yes, the pencil is inserted into the iPad. The "eraser" side of the pencil is actually a hat that can remove the flash adapter. This adapter plugs into the Lightning port at the bottom of the iPad Pro, which is the port directly below the Home button.

If you don't turn on Bluetooth for iPad, a dialog box will appear, prompting you to turn it on. Just click "Open" to activate Bluetooth on iPad. Next, the iPad will prompt you to pair devices. Click the pairing button and you can use the Apple Pencil. Where is Apple Pencil used?

Pencils are mainly drawing or writing tools. If you want to use it for a test run, you can start the Notes application, enter a new comment, and then click the wavy line in the lower right corner of the screen. This will put you in drawing mode in Notes.