In addition to Apple Pencil, only one company offers an alternative if you want a multipurpose pencil for your iPad: Logitech, who presented his Crayon last year which initially supported only the fifth generation iPad. Now this is changing.
After announcing that the Crayon would also support the 10.5 inch iPad Air and the sixth generation iPad mini, we now learn through the The verge that the iPads Pro 2018 will also support stylus Logitech when the iOS 12.2 is released.
Newly, Logitech Crayon now supports the entire line of iPads currently selling, from the cheapest $ 3,500 (or $ 330 in the US) tablet to the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, which starts at $ 6,800 (or $ 1,000 l outside).
We have already broken down Crayon in this article, but, explaining briefly, the accessory is a cheaper alternative to the Apple Pencil aimed primarily at students. It does not have a pressure sensor, but detects the inclination of the pencil and has low latency, like the original Apple periphery.
It also has a Lightning port, meaning you can charge it with the same cable used to power your iPhone or iPad (non-Pro).
In the US, Logitech Crayon comes out for $ 50; the accessory is in pre-sale in Brazil and should reach national stores later this month we will have full review of it in . Over here, the accessory cost $ 500.
