Pencil Grips for Apple Pencil 1st & 2nd Generation, USB-C & Pro - Set of 2 - Ergonomic Precision

WOW! These are truly fab! Sure they seem easy enough to apply without watching a video, but I suggest watching it for the helpful tips Jan gives. Props to Jan for creating great products & a really great company! Doesn't Jan seem like such a cool, chill dude to hang out with? → ok back on track. As a writer- I needed something because my hand would constantly cramp up within minutes - also the apple pencil alone is very slippery. The size is perfect for the Apple Pencil pro - be sure to clean the pencil very well first - you're hands always seem to transmit oil - no matter how often I clean them. You will find your own way to hold it that feel comfortable to you - but there is no way to possibly imagine just how comfortable these are. Honestly amazed!! They are not stiff. They are SUPER COMFY!!! Easy to squeeze and double tap. No issues at all. None. The design is FLAWLESS!!! With the Pencil pro- as I never had pencil grips before, I admittingly thought perhaps they were a tad bit too tight - not at all! I now realize HR necessary, or it'll slip all over _ I cannot imagine that happening with the Pencil pro I use the blue one I I have the gray one on a nut-active stylus I use for my phone! Ordering again because I have an Apple Pencil pro & an Apple Pencil usb-c that I alternate between- The colors are perfect in my opinion. Classic-- and classy! Simple, understated elegance. I'm partial to the paperlike blue myself- as Robin egg blue is my favorite color - Thank you Jan! P. S Also comes with a cool sticker → original design by an artist -→ super cool!

This grip makes my Apple Pencil feel as comfortable as my favorite Lamy pen. It’s fantastic for extended drawing sessions or when I’m working under a tight deadline and need to use my pencil for hours. The ergonomic design really reduces strain on my hand, and I appreciate how natural it feels to hold. Functionality-wise, it’s excellent. I can still use all the features of my Apple Pencil Pro 2, including the double-tap and squeeze functions, and it charges perfectly even with the grip in place. Installation was super easy, so I was up and running quickly. The only issue is that the grip adds some bulk, which creates minor inconveniences. When my iPad isn’t in its case, the grip overhangs the edge and pops off when I set the iPad flat on the table. When the iPad is in its case, the added width means the case doesn’t close as snugly as it should. Despite these minor drawbacks, the comfort and improved grip are absolutely worth it. If you frequently use your Apple Pencil for extended periods, this is a great upgrade that makes the experience much more enjoyable. So, @Paperlike, can you make it in purple?

Very high quality, no problems with the double tap function, doesn’t slip at all during use, fits great. Also no trouble with the magnet connection or charging. It makes it way more comfortable to use the pencil, like it’s insane how much better it feels. That said $20 is also insane. It’s two little pieces of silicone, I know how businesses work and I know there are other costs, but there is no way this is worth $20.

Great grip making it easy to hold and use the pencil. Watch the “how to” video otherwise it will be difficult to put on.

Pretty basic. Works well. It's comfortable and keeps the pencil from rolling around, which I appreciate.

These are okay. Kind of difficult to get on & off. Personally just didn’t like the feel.

I wouldn’t say it greatly improved my hand fatigue, but it is much more comfortable to grasp the Apple Pencil. I’m a double major and independent researcher, so I take a lot of notes.

I tend to have a light touch for digital artwork and find I don't have the control I'm looking for with this grip. The apple pencil is too slick so it rotates as well as slides up and down between my fingers. This is great for writing or doing anything that doesn't rely on the amount of pressure you need to put on the surface. However I find that as I try to hold the pencil back, my fingers begin to slide slightly up the grip. It's still far better than having nothing on the pencil, and it would still work where I applied the same amount of pressure throughout, but unfortunately it's a miss for me.