ursine1

I had friends over for dinner on Saturday and one of them asked to see my iPad Pro. So I brought it out and then was asked if I had the Pencil, which I do. Interesting that two friends were immersed for a couple of hours drawing with the Pencil. They quickly adapted to using the "erase" and "erase all" commands. I also had to make sure that I still had my new iPad and Pencil when they left my home.

I, myself, haven't used a pencil with an eraser for over a decade. When I was an engineer at the "rocket factory" 40 years ago, we were only allowed to use mechanical pencils and separate erasures. My own experience with a "lead" pencil with erasure was that I often smudged the paper and so have been conditioned to using a separate erasure.