For those who might have scored a new 2024 iPad for the holidays, the official Black Friday pricing on Apple Pencil Pro has returned. Amazon’s listing is now back in stock at $99 and Best Buy is also joining the party at the same price. Amazon’s listing has been going in and out of stock constantly over the last month or more, but you can land it there on sale right now and if you have some bonus Best Buy credit or gift cards in your pocket you can score an even better deal there today.
Regularly $129, this is the lowest price we can find on the new 2024 Apple Pencil Pro. We did see some fleeting deals as low as $90 at Amazon back in October before stock became an issue there, but it hasn’t dropped any lower than today’s offer since the November deal season began.
Compatible with iPad Pro, the M2 iPad Air, and the new iPad mini A17 Pro, the Apple Pencil Pro is a wonderful add-on for just about anyone running one of Apple’s latest 2024 tablets, and an ideal way to expand the experience of your new iPad you might have just scored with Apple’s state-of-the-art digital handwriting and doodling utensil.
It is the most feature-rich model in the lineup, “loaded with intuitive features for ultimate creative control” made possible by things like squeeze and barrel roll control for accessing on-screen tools and the like, never mind the onboard Find My action. But you can get a complete breakdown of everything that’s new with the pro model right here.
- Apple Pencil Pro $99 (Reg. $129)
- Apple Pencil 2nd Gen $80 (Reg. $129)
Apple Pencil Pro features:
Apple Pencil Pro adds even more magical capabilities to help bring your ideas to life. New advanced features make marking up, taking notes, and creating a masterpiece more intuitive than ever. Squeeze. Apple Pencil Pro can sense when you squeeze it and brings up a new palette so you can quickly switch tools, line weights, and colors, thanks to a new sensor. Barrel roll. A new gyroscope allows you to rotate the Apple Pencil Pro for precise control of shaped pen and brush tools. Haptic feedback. A custom haptic engine provides feedback that you can feel. When you squeeze or double-tap, a light pulse confirms the action. Apple Pencil hover.
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