Silicone Pencil Case for Apple Pencil Generation 2/Pro，Ultra Thin Protective Pencil Cover，Silicone Sleeve Apple Pencil Cover Compatible with Magnetic Charging and Double Tap（Pink）

Good quality, bought it for apple pencil, while I wanted to return it a it doesn’t fit properly (doesn’t go all the way up to cover the pencil) I’ve tried it to my e-reader’s p.pencil and fits perfectly. A bit thick but that makes the quality look good.

This is just a cover for your pencil. I have the gen 2 version and it fits perfectly for me and how i like my cases to fit. The grip is really good it's not uncomfortable either. Looks pretty and the quality is good. The charging ability is good as I've had no issues with charging mine.

The Apple pencil sleeve looks really nice. It is made from a soft silicon rubber, so holding the pencil is a lot more comfortable. It does a little thickness to the pencil but I think it adds to the comfortability and the controllability. With this sleeve it has made me enjoy writing with the apple pencil and also allowed me to take notes for longer before my hand and fingers got fatigued.

This product softens the hard outline of Apple’s stylus, increasing grip and reducing fatigue, making using mine a much more comfortable experience. Its green colourway, though quite grey, is attractive and understated – real nice. Side-tapping, magnetic attachment and charging all work without issue. My dislikes only relate to cosmetic areas: the end cap's fake rubber eraser looks silly. There’s also a not-especially-prominent-but-still-visible mould line in the sleeve's silicone, however it has no impact at all on Pencil or iPad functionality.This is a good product overall that I’m more than happy to recommend—5/5 starsNB If you happen to also own a Speck Balance Folio case to go with your iPad Air/Pro, the cover can just about be closed and snapped shut with Pencil attached as pictured, thanks to this product’s relative slimness. However, DO NOT do this because even though the iPad's screen detects the magnetic contact and turns off the display, the cover doesn’t lie completely flat thanks to the added circumference of the Pencil plus silicone sleeve. This in turn places extra stress on the locking clasp and because it’s made from plastic, will likely eventually break at some point in time. So again, locking the cover as I've done definitely is not a great idea.

It's pretty self explanatory what this is and does and I agree with what other reviewers have said.This is on par with another brand that I purchased and protects my Apple Pencil Pro a treat!I have no real negatives at all and happy to recommend!

Once you have teased this sleeve into place it does add a little grip and width to the pencil, which may help you to have a firmer hold. The skin is thin enough that you can still use the haptics.It is thin enough that it still fits into the pencil slot of most iPad cases and also allows magnetic charging (although the magnetic grip is weakened).I fond that the fake rubber for the end of the pencil made it too long to be able to then fit into standard pencil slots, so I have taken it off

I've seen these silicon cases all over the internet and I wondered if they served a purpose beyond clearly being super cute, so I had to try one myself. I've had a tablet for about 6 months and I cannot believe I've waited this long for this, it feels so much better to hold your pencil with a silicone case on. You probably already know what I mean when I say that the sharp edge of the apple pencil after a couple of hours causes my index quite some pain from all the pressure I've been applying. Well, that problem goes away completely when you put the case on.It looks good, I wonder how long it will look this good for, given that sooner or later the silicon will start to get dirty. The one thing I don't like is the fact that I won't be able to put my pen back into the case as the space of most iPad cases don't take the silicon pencil case into consideration.