The 4smarts "Pencil Pro 3 ()" stylus is compatible with the iPad Air and iPad Pro, but it is not listed as compatible with the iPad 11th gen (A16) of 2025. This is because this 11th gen iPad only supports the Apple Pencil USB-C and the first Apple Pencil model, not the Apple Pencil Pro model or other advanced Bluetooth styli. As a result, it is highly likely that this stylus will not work with this iPad 11th gen (A16).

The Pencil Pro 3 from 4smarts is compatible with Apple brand iPads, specifically iPad models, but compatibility with the Apple Pencil Pro (from Apple) is relevant for the iPad Mini 2024. According to the official Apple information, the Apple Pencil Pro only works with certain iPad models, including the iPad mini (A17 Pro) from 2024. As the Pencil Pro 3 from 4smarts is designed as a stylus for Apple iPads, it can be assumed that it is compatible with the iPad Mini 2024, as it was specially developed for Apple iPads and offers functions such as tilt detection and a fine tip that are suitable for the iPad Mini 2024. To summarise: Yes, the Pencil Pro 3 works with the iPad Mini 2024.

The 4smarts Pencil Pro 3 is compatible with the 10th generation iPad (2022), as confirmed by users. It works with this model without any problems. In addition, the stylus is specially designed for Apple iPads and iPad Pro models and has functions such as tilt detection and magnetic adhesion to the iPad Pro/Air, which indicates good compatibility with current iPad models.

Hello, no, according to our information the pen is not compatible with Microsoft products.

The "Pencil Pro 3" stylus from 4smarts has not been specially developed for the iPad Air 2. The iPad Air 2 does not support Apple Pencils and most modern styluses are designed for newer iPad models. If you are looking for a stylus for the iPad Air 2, you might consider using an older stylus like the Wacom Bamboo Fineline, which connects via Bluetooth and offers pressure sensitivity.

On my iPad Air 2023 with iPadOS 18.3.1, the pen works quite well in Tajasui Sketches and Procreate. Maybe you are drawing on an inactive, hidden layer. Maybe try a new drawing document without any addition.

I'm not completely certain about the compatibility of the Pencil Pro 3 with the iPad Pro 10.5 2017. The information I have does not fully address this specific model. However, the product is generally compatible with iPad Pro models, so it might work, but I recommend checking with the manufacturer for precise compatibility details.

Hello With all IPad but charging with USB-C charging cable incl.

Yes, I use it without any troubles.

The "Pencil Pro 3" from 4smarts is not specifically mentioned in the sources provided, but based on the information available on iPad-compatible pens, here are some general insights: - The "EasyPencil Pro 3" mentioned in one of the sources is compatible with several iPad models, but it is not compatible with the iPad Air 2. The iPad Air 2 does not support any of the Apple Pencil models or similar pens that require specific features of the newer models. It is therefore unlikely that the 4smarts Pencil Pro 3 will be compatible with the iPad Air 2.

The "Pencil Pro 3" from 4smarts is not an official Apple product, and information on its compatibility is not provided by Apple. However, to determine the compatibility of a Pencil with an iPad Air 2 (model A1567), here are some general points: - The iPad Air 2 (model A1567) is an older model and is generally only compatible with specific pens that do not require the advanced features of newer Apple Pencil models. - Pens compatible with the iPad Air 2 are often third-party models or older versions of Apple Pencil, such as the Apple Pencil (1st generation) or third-party branded pens such as Adonit or Pencil by FiftyThree, but these may have limitations in terms of functionality and compatibility with certain applications. Without specific information on the 4smarts "Pencil Pro 3", it is difficult to confirm its compatibility with the iPad Air 2. It is recommended that you consult the manufacturer's documentation or contact 4smarts customer support to obtain precise information on the compatibility of this product.

- From the home screen, tap and hold anywhere on an open area - Once all the icons are shaking, find the "+" button and press it - Select "Batteries" on the menu - Pick one of the options on how you'd like to see the widget - Press "Add widget" - Move it to the place where you'd like to have the widget - Press the home button to finish

I assume that if all generations of the iPad Pro are supported, the 6th gen will also be included.

Unfortunately not for me - it can be connected, but doesn't work.