Logitech’s clever iPad stylus, Crayon, which autopairs and feels more comfortable than the Apple Pencil, was originally an education-only product, targeted at owners of the latest iPad released ...

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The Logitech Crayon costs less than the Apple Pencil, and it now works with the 2018 iPad Pro and other recent iOS tablets. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac iPad is a great educational tool, no matter the ...

LAUSANNE, Switzerland & NEWARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Logitech (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) announced the Logitech Crayon and Logitech Rugged Combo 2 for the new iPad (6th generation), which ...

Logitech today announced that its Crayon stylus, which was previously only available to schools, is coming to Apple retail stores, which means it will be available for everyone to purchase for the ...

At its education event in Chicago earlier this year, Apple announced a $49 Logitech Crayon that was only available exclusively to schools and educators. As of last week, Apple has changed its tune, ...

My favorite little non-Apple iPad stylus is the Logitech Crayon. It doesn’t have pressure sensitivity, but it’s fast, responsive and supports tilt…and doesn’t require Bluetooth pairing. The Crayon was ...

Logitech International SA LOGI recently announced the availability of three of its signature keyboard cases — Combo Touch, Slim Folio, Rugged Folio — and Crayon digital pencil for the new iPad (10th ...

Logitech today revealed two new accessories for the sixth-generation iPad: the Logitech Crayon and Logitech Rugged Combo 2, both designed to help students become "more creative and productive" in the ...

The Logitech Crayon was designed for the classroom, but soon anyone can purchase this Apple Pencil alternative. This spring, Logitech introduced an active stylus for iPad. People were excited that ...

Apple's new starter iPad is designed to make drawing more accessible, but the $89-plus it takes to buy the official Pencil for that iPad is a lot to swallow for cash-strapped educators. That's where ...

Creative kids and adults disappointed by the Apple Pencil's flaws—its easily losable cap, its tendency to roll away, and of course, its high $99 price (or $89 for schools)—finally have the perfect ...