The new 10.9-inch iPad only works with Apple’s first-generation Pencil, which requires a Lightning port to charge. So you need an adapter to make it work with the USB-C iPad.

The adapter is available separately at a price of $9 for existing ‌Apple Pencil‌ users, while new ‌Apple Pencil‌ units include the adapter in the box. Related Roundup: iPad.

Not so fast. It’s since emerged that the Pencil dongle is strictly limited in its usefulness. It cannot be used for any purposes other than connecting a 1st-gen Apple Pencil to a USB-C cable ...

Apple's new 10.9-inch iPad comes with USB-C instead of Lightning, and that means users can't charge or pair that Apple Pencil without an adapter.

All models and configurations of Apple's latest iPads can still be preordered for shipping by October 26, 2022, but buyers will have to wait for the Apple Pencil, adapter, and Magic Keyboard Folio.

While the original Apple Pencil supports the new 11th-generation iPad, it requires an adapter to charge; we recommend the Apple Pencil (USB-C) instead for its additional features and more ...

Following last month’s iPhone 15 and new AirPods Pro, Apple is continuing its transition to a fully USB-C world with a brand-new Apple Pencil that’s launching this November for $79.

As a result, Apple had to make changes to the Apple Pencil. Instead of creating a USB-C to Apple Pencil Adapter (introduced later), Apple launched the Apple Pencil (2nd generation).

Apple has announced a new, more affordable Apple Pencil that comes with a hidden USB-C charging port. The newest version is "ideal for note taking, sketching, annotating, journaling, and more ...

If your Apple Pencil is not working, ... Alternatively, you can use the Lightning to Lightning adapter that came in the Apple Pencil's box to charge the Pencil from a regular Lightning cable.

All one has to do is remove the cap from the Apple Pencil, slot it into the adapter, and place the cap in the storage hole provided. The base then keeps the device charged, upright, and ready for use.