I have an iPad (10th generation), and I recently bought an Apple Pencil (Gen 1). However, when I tried to connect it, it didn’t work. I’m using the Lightning to Apple Pencil adapter, not the USB-C to Apple Pencil one. Do I have to use the USB-C to Apple Pencil adapter?
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Original Title: Apple Pencil Adapter
iPad, iPadOS 26
Yes, the 10th Generation iPad has a USB-C port, while the First generation Apple Pencil has a Lightning connector under the rear cap. So you need the Lightning to USB-C Pencil adapter.
click here ➜ USB-C to Apple Pencil Adapter - Apple
There's no such thing as a Lightning to Apple Pencil Adapter, since the Apple Pencil is already a Lightning device.
You use the USB-C to Pencil Adapter to connect a USB-C cable to the Pencil to charge and pair it with the iPad.
click here ➜ Pair and charge Apple Pencil (1st generation) with iPad - Apple Support
Yes, the 10th Generation iPad has a USB-C port, while the First generation Apple Pencil has a Lightning connector under the rear cap. So you need the Lightning to USB-C Pencil adapter.
click here ➜ USB-C to Apple Pencil Adapter - Apple
There's no such thing as a Lightning to Apple Pencil Adapter, since the Apple Pencil is already a Lightning device.
You use the USB-C to Pencil Adapter to connect a USB-C cable to the Pencil to charge and pair it with the iPad.
click here ➜ Pair and charge Apple Pencil (1st generation) with iPad - Apple Support
Do I need a USB-C to Apple Pencil adapter for my 10th generation iPad with Apple Pencil generation 1?
