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I have a 9th gen Apple Pencil. I do not use writing/drawing tip at all, only rubber top to navigate on my iPad. Is there a similar rubber pencil tip to take the place of pencil drawing tip? I only use pencil for stylus and wanted to have 2 ends of pencil for stylus use.
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iPad Pro, iPadOS 17
Apple Pencil only comes in 4 variants; The first gen, second gen, USB C and pencil pro
I use it for stylus, but just with the tip that has shipped It with. Works like a charm and the other side is no rubber tip, so there can only be one rubber tip at one end of the pencil
Sorry, not possible. Your Apple Pencil is "active" - in that the Pencil tip itself must be in very close proximity to the screen to interact with it. The other end of the Pencil, whether you add a rubber cap or not, will not be detected by your iPad.
You might consider using a basic passive (i.e., capacitive) stylus with your iPad instead of the Pencil - as this type of stylus is detected in exactly the same way as your fingertip. Basic passive stylii (with a synthetic-rubber tip) are easily obtained from many sources such as Amazon and eBay.
Can rubber tip in Apple Pencil be used for pencil drawing tip?
