I bought this from Verizon last year with my iPad Pro 10.5. A couple of months ago that iPad Pro was stolen from the construction site I have been working at. Fortunately the pencil was at home in the charging dock where it usually can be found. I never really used it. I reported it stolen and contacted Verizon to start a claim, my device coverage insurance company Assurion informed me that they no longer had any 2018 iPad Pro 10.5 refurbs in stock, I’d have to settle for the 2019 iPad Pro 11? Believe me I didn’t complain however I wasn’t aware that my pencil would not work with the new iPad Pro. The first generation pencil only works with second generation iPad pros and fifth generation iPad mini and iPad Air. Though I rarely use the pencil I did purchase the second generation to use with my new Pro 11. I have absolutely no use for the first generation pencil and the dock. The second generation pencil charges completely different so I’m throwing the dock in. Pencil comes in the original box with all the paperwork and includes the in-line lightning to lightning adapter which allows you to use your phone’s lightning cable to directly charge the pencil. Neither the dock or the pencil came with lightning cables. You will be on your own. This model Apple Pencil does however plug directly into the lightning port of your iPad and can be charged in that manner if no cable is available. Pairing is very easy and a pop-up window informs you of the charging status of your pencil. Conversely you can simply swipe down from the top to access the Notification Center and glance at the pencil’s and other paired devices Bluetooth connectivity status and battery level by scrolling down near the bottom to the widget tab. This Apple Pencil and charging dock have been lightly used and are in excellent condition. I really have a use for it in my use of my iPad Pro. It was more of visual accessory, like jewelry for the iPad. Eventually that novelty wore off and it just stayed on my desk in the charging dock looking cool if not useful. My loss is your gain. I paid a total of almost $200 for both last summer. The pencil was probably used under 10 times and as mentioned above mostly sat in the charging dock adorning my desk while the iPad went out in the field with me for work. This is the first generation model and it will not work on the 2019 model iPad Pros, Mini and Air, it is compatible with both 1st and 2nd generation (2017-18) iPad Pro, iPad Mini 5th generation and iPad Air 2017-2018. I have the third generation iPad Pro 11 and cannot use this 1st gen pencil. Obviously why I’m selling it. It requires the 2nd gen which is not reverse compatible i.e. thus similarly incompatible with the older models.