Black Stripe Design Wrapping Matte Vinyl Skin for Apple Pencil 2nd and Apple Pencil Pro, 2 Units Include (Black Stripe, S-08)

This pencil skin turned out absolutely perfect. It was incredibly easy to apply with patience and steadiness, and it is very durable. The adhesive is very strong and stays on the product even when sliding it into the holding compartment on the iPad case. When paired with a black tip, it looks even more realistic. Amazing product for the price.

It’s a sticker. It’s a fun thing for less than $10. Why are you reading reviews? Buy it. Have fun in life! It was pretty easy to apply if you follow the video that’s linked on a QR code that’s on the sticker sheet. Took maybe 2 minutes to clean and carefully apply it. You really just roll the Apple Pencil Pro on to the sticker that you have laid out flat, sticky side up. It really looks like a yellow wood pencil and fits just fine in alll three iPad cases I have, either magnetically at the top of the iPad when sitting in Apple’s keyboard or seated in the cut out Apple Pencil Pro tray of the two rugged iPad cases I own. It almost even feels like a real pencil somehow. Buy it. It’s a really neat and inexpensive way to dress up your boring white Apple Pencil and be different. Treat yourself! Dare to be different. Still reading? Seriously. Life is too short to spend this much time deciding if you want a fun sticker for your Apple Pencil. And it’s actually like a vinyl heavy duty adhesive wrap that will probably last a while. I’m probably doing it a disservice using the word sticker. It's more than a sticker. It's a lifestyle change. All fun aside, this is a quality product — and they do send you two in the box, just in case you mess up applying the first one or have friends I guess. I was not paid for this review... but I should have been, right? Buy the sticker and give yourself a smile. ✏️

I’ve had this on my pencil for a little over two months, and it’s still on there for the most part. The little red circle that covers the ‘eraser’ end fell off, and I have no idea where it ended up at. Everything else has maintained very good adhesion. It was a little tricky to try and get it lined up perfectly on the pencil when I first stuck it all on there, and as such, it looks a wee bit crooked. But no big deal at all, and any crooked looks are my fault - the print itself is perfect. It looks really nice, exactly the look I wanted, and the print is high quality. I’d definitely recommend. Just be aware that the ‘eraser’ bit at the very end is probably not gonna stay on there. There’s just not enough surface area for it to stick to, and it’s curved there on your pencil. You can also see from the picture how the end bit is a bunch of tiny little cuts in the skin to curve up to that little circle part. So also expect that.

Lasted for less than a month before peeling off. Looks great and could fool anyone for a quick second but eventually fails. that would be fine if it had not been so quickly.

This yellow stripe vinyl skin for the Apple Pencil Pro is fantastic! It was super easy to apply, especially with the included alcohol wipe to prep the surface. The fit is perfect, and it sticks down smoothly without peeling. If you're worried about messing up the first try, don't be—it comes with a second decal, which is a nice bonus. Once applied, the skin looks sleek and pairs beautifully with a black replacement nib for a "real pencil" look. Beyond looks, it offers solid scratch and dirt protection, keeping my Apple Pencil in great shape. I was happy that both charging and gesture controls still work flawlessly with the skin on. For anyone unsure about the installation process, the product page includes a helpful video tutorial, which makes it even easier to get a professional-looking finish.

The instructions include a QR code to a YouTube video, and as long as you follow every single step of that video it should be a perfect (or near perfect) install. Sort of found this skin easier to install than the leading skin/wrap brand that's ran by the rude bots that most online celebrities advertise for (I like them also, so not saying they're bad, just that I found this install to be easier and I didn't have to wait a week+ thanks to Prime). The only suggestions that I would make that the install video didn't - 1) don't use a cleaning cloth as shown in the video unless you want dust bunnies under the wrap and don't use the included alcohol wipes. The included wipes smell really good, so I don't think they're pure alcohol, and using isopropyl alcohol is pretty important to completely clean the Apple Pencil and ensure the wrap sticks. 2) when starting to wrap the main part, role the Pencil unto the wrap slowly instead of placing it on the wrap; this way you ensure that it's aligned properly. 3) the eraser - on the video they have you stick the top part of the pencil and then finally place a dot, and this will result in a white spot likely showing. Instead, stick the larger sized dot on top of the Pencil as centered as possible, then start smoothing out the top eraser part, and once it looks nice (you can role the circular top part on a table to flatten it out if needed) place the 0-sized dot, or a smaller size in the top center. I didn't use tweezers or a hair dryer to stretch out the wrap; but I suppose you can keep either on hand in case it's needed. What's key if you want a nice install is to just isolate yourself from distractions for about 15-20 minutes, and just be sure to not stretch out any part of the wrap as your pulling it off the paper (also, try your best to not touch the sticky side). Two skins are included in case you mess up, so have fun!! It'll be worth it, there's always a funny reaction from someone who sees you writing on an iPad with a wooden pencil.

If you use a tweezers and take your time to align you'll have no problems. It looks good and it's not that difficult to install.

Just thin junk that comes off with minimal use.