Just to clarify, the iPad 10 Generation uses Apple Pencil 2 (now just called Apple Pencil USB-C) but it can also use Apple Pencil 1. Weirdly, Apple Pencil 1 is $40NZ more than Apple Pencil USB-C.
It can't use Apple Pencil Pro.
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The Apple pencil USB-C is not for drawing, my friend, that's why I didn't include it in the review. Regards!
That’s interesting. How so? I thought its pressure sensitivity made it better for drawing?
No my friend, the Apple Pencil USB-C has no pressure sensitivity, that's why it's not the most suitable for drawing:
You’re right, I was thinking Apple Pencil Pro.
Still interested in why you think Apple Pencil USB-C isn’t for drawing but you quote Apple Pencil 1 which is less powered than Apple Pencil USB-C. I have the one for my iPad Mini and it doesn’t have any features for drawing.