The iPad 10th Generation does support the Apple Pencil 1st Generation, but only the 1st Generation one.
You'll need to get a USB-C to Apple Pencil Adapter to charge and pair it since the Pencil has a Lightning connector and the iPad uses a USB-C port.
Our research shows that some folks are a bit bummed out that it doesn't work with the Apple Pencil 2, especially since the iPad has the newer USB-C port.
Also, charging the 1st Gen Pencil can be a bit of a hassle because it doesn't magnetically attach to the iPad for charging, unlike the way the 2nd Gen Pencil connects with the iPad Air or Pro.
If you're planning to use the Pencil a lotβfor drawing or taking notesβjust keep in mind that you'll need that adapter.
Despite this, the iPad 10th Gen does have a lot going for it, like a solid A14 Bionic chip and a beautiful 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, not to mention the great battery life.
But if pencil compatibility is a biggie for you, it might be worth considering if you'd prefer the additional convenience offered by other models like the iPad Air or Pro.
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