Apple's New Budget-Friendly USB-C Pencil Now Available for Purchase, Lacks Some Features of Older Models

USB-C Pencil Lacks Pressure Sensitivity, Wireless Charging, and Double-Tap Feature; Compatible with All iPads with a USB-C Port

Apple's new budget-friendly USB-C Apple Pencil is now available for sale at $79, targeted as an entry-level model and compatible with all iPads that have a USB-C port.
Despite being affordable, the new model lacks some key features of the older models such as pressure sensitivity, wireless charging, and a double-tap feature for changing tools.
The new pencil can attach magnetically to the iPad for storage, and supports the hover preview feature similar to the second-generation Apple Pencil.
To pair and charge the new pencil, users must use a USB-C cable by sliding the cap open to reveal the USB-C port, a departure from the wireless charging feature on the older model.
The lack of pressure sensitivity makes the new pencil a less suitable option for those looking to delve into visual arts, but is likely a good choice for those who prefer to use it for writing.