The question of “which stylus to get” between the Logitech Crayon and Apple Pencil is really only an issue if you have the latest $329 iPad, which is the only iPad the Crayon is compatible with.

ColorWare's new custom-painted Apple Pencil Pro is as close as you can get to using actual crayons on an iPad, and it's sure to bring back some fond memories. ColorWare, known for offering ...

Crayon, if you don’t know, happens to be the French word for “pencil.” It’s a fitting name for Logitech Crayon, which takes the concept of the Apple Pencil and approaches it from a ...

Thanks to ColorWare, however, you can now buy an Apple Pencil Pro that’s designed to resemble a crayon—and it comes in seven different color options. Apple Crayon Pro launches in seven color ...

Thanks to ColorWare’s clever customization, you can get an Apple Pencil Pro in one of seven Crayola crayon-inspired colors: black, mint (green), pink, purple, red, yellow, and white. In addition ...

Logitech just announced its own take on the $100 Apple Pencil, which lets you draw and write on the iPad. Logitech's new "Crayon" is compatible with the new 9.7-inch iPad, but at $50, only costs ...

To make it slightly easier for schools to stomach the cost of equipping students with $300 iPads, Apple has partnered with Logitech to create a cheaper stylus alternative called the Crayon that at ...

Both new iPads include support for Apple’s first-gen Pencil and Logitech’s special Crayon digital stylus. Crayon support was previously limited to a single iPad in Apple’s expanding tablet ...