Apple

Transform Your Apple Pencil Pro into a Vibrant Crayon: A Nostalgic Twist for Creative iPad Users

Transform your drawing experience with ColorWare's 'Apple Crayon Pro'—a custom Apple Pencil Pro that looks and feels like a real crayon, available in seven vibrant colors.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Apple Pencil Pro Now Looks Like a Crayon ColorWare, known for customizing Apple accessories, has introduced the 'Apple Crayon Pro' — a modified version of the Apple Pencil Pro that resembles a crayon. Available in seven vibrant colors (black, mint, pink, purple, red, white, and yellow), the design imitates real crayon wrappers and even features a colored tip. Despite the playful aesthetic, it retains full functionality with the M4 iPad Pro, M2 and M3 iPad Air models, and the iPad mini 7.

The 'Apple Crayon Pro' comes at a higher cost of $215, compared to the standard Apple Pencil Pro's $129 price. It includes a one-year warranty from ColorWare and is available in a matte finish. While some might find the $86 premium steep, others will appreciate the nostalgic and creative design, especially when paired with the iPad’s Freeform app.

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