You can add-on a bluetooth keyboard for easier typing Some cases have a built-in stand to prop up the iPad like a laptop Many have a slot for keeping the Apple Pencil Protects the body of your iPad against scratches Some of the more expensive cases even offer protection against screen cracks if you drop the iPad. Or if you intend to use it for typing, you could get a bluetooth or magnetic keyboard. For example, if you often watch videos or read ebooks on your iPad, you may want a case that has a built-in stand. The main function of a case is to protect your iPad protected against scratches, but there are a variety of styles and features that can help personalize your iPad for what you intend to use it for. Jillian uses: Tranesca Ergonomic Grip Holder for Apple Pencil-White Jordan uses: ColorCoral Case for Apple Pencil Silicone Holder Sleeve for Apple Pencil 1st Generation If you have a Second Generation Apple Pencil, you’d need to remove the grip every time it needs to charge since it’s magnetic to the side of the iPad The Apple Pencil won’t fit in iPad cases that have pencil slots Prevents cap from getting lost while charging (if it has a cap attachment)Ĭushion helps to avoid possible pain in your thumb or fingers Apple Pencil Grip ProsĮasier to hold the stylus because it makes it less slippery After getting a grip, the pain went away.
(It’s an expensive pencil to accidentally drop!)Īnother benefit is that it can loosen up your grip and prevent possible pain in the thumb and fingers, which we both experienced during the first few months of using the Apple Pencil daily. Adding a pencil grip can help you hold onto it better so it’s not slipping between your fingers. If you’re used to writing with brush pens, oblique holders, or even a regular pen, it’ll feel a little strange when you start writing with the Apple Pencil because of how sleek and thin it is. The Apple Pencil is the best stylus to use on the iPad, especially with the Procreate app.
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