Apple’s cheaper Pencil is available to buy now, but it has some limitations

$79 Pencil lowers the barrier to entry for drawing on an iPad.

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It doesn't support pressure sensitivity, a key feature of the other two models. It can attach magnetically on its flat edge and supports hover previews like the second-generation Pencil. However, it can't charge or pair wirelessly via that magnetic attachment like that model can, and it doesn't support the double-tap gesture.

Seems like a waste of money then and not anymore enticing that third party options that existed before. Pressure sensitivity has been the selling point of the Apple pencil.
The $20 knock offs on Amazon work fine if you don’t care about pressure sensitivity.