The Apple Pencil is a wireless stylus for specific iPad models that allows you to take handwritten notes, sketch, draw, and paint and control the iPad. Since it is wireless, charging it from time to time is necessary.
However, no charger or power hub is required, you can comfortably charge an Apple Pencil using the iPad it’s paired with. The Apple Pencil has a couple of versions. They appear and function differently, and are launched for different iPad models. Both pencils are charged in different ways as well.
But it does not matter which Pencil is in your possession, it will charge on time. You will get around half an hour of charge in about fifteen seconds, and the Pencil charges completely in about 15 minutes.
How Can I Charge The Original Apple Pencil?
If you want to charge your first-generation Apple Pencil, take off the cap from the end of the Pencil, displaying the Lightning connector. Get the Pencil inserted into the Lightning port of your iPad.
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If after plugging in your Pencil, it still refuses to charge, then your charging port could be the home of debris. Simply get it cleaned. Or, just get an Apple Pencil plugged into an ordinary Lightning cable with the Apple Pencil Charging Adapter that comes with the Pencil.
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How Can I Charge The Apple Pencil (Second Generation)?
For charging of the 2nd generation Apple Pencil, get the Pencil’s flat side attached to the right side of your iPad.
If it does not start charging, ensure Bluetooth is activated by pulling down the Control Center on your iPad and make sure the “Bluetooth” is blue (or you can activate Bluetooth in your iPad’s settings).
