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SAVE $30:As of March 3,Tina Tyler Archives the Apple Pencil Pro is on sale for $99 at Amazon. That's a 23% saving on the list price.

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The Apple Pencil Pro is the latest in Apple's range of stylus pens. Released in 2024, the new and improved pencil features an impressive list of upgrades and new features. And as of March 3, you can get it for $30 cheaper at Amazon, now just $99.

So, why this model instead of previous additions? The Pro has much more advanced control than the previous Apple Pencils. By just rotating the pencil you can change the brush or pen tool settings mid-drawing. The squeeze interaction is also new and allows users to change modes or activate tools simply by squeezing the pencil.

SEE ALSO: Meta plans to launch standalone Meta AI app. OpenAI's Sam Altman fires back.

The Pencil Pro also includes haptic feedback. This clever feature essentially mimics the feeling of writing or drawing on real paper, delivering subtle vibrations to match the activity being performed on the iPad.

Similar to the Apple Pencil 2, the Pro can be charged wirelessly by magnetically attaching to the side of compatible iPads. According to Apple, the Apple Pencil Pro is compatible with the iPad Pro 13-inch (M4), iPad Pro 11-inch (M4), iPad Air 13-inch (M2), and iPad Air 11-inch (M2).

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