Silicone Case for Apple Pencil, Leeko Silicon iPad Pro Pen Cover with 4 Different Charging Caps Holder and Protective Nib Cover for Apple iPad Pro 9.7’’ 10.5’’ 12.9’’ Pencil (Transparent)

In my view, this is the best Apple Pencil sleeve that exists for the following reasons:1) It is triangular, so it solves the problem of the Pencil rolling off tables.2) It is grippy, so it solves the problem of the slick Pencil exterior being unduly slippery and exhausting to hold for extended periods.3) It has a clever cap leash so it solves the problem of the cap being easy to lose.4) It’s aesthetically compatible with the Pencil so it solves the problem of sleeves/caps/leashes making the Pencil ugly.5) It cushions the Pencil if you happen to drop it, so it solves the problem of the fragility of the Pencil if/when it is dropped.6) It’s easy to install. It slides on with no difficulty, but remains on the Pencil and doesn’t slide around due to good design and fit.All in all, this sleeve completes the Apple Pencil and perfects it. To my knowledge, no other sleeve for the Pencil excels in all six of the above areas.

I had at first avoided buying one of these full length apple pencil sleeves, after watching some reviews of various brands and how hard they were to put on. After trying an alternative (a short grip), I knew I needed to try one of these. I am very glad I did, as it took me about 15 seconds to put it on! Incredibly easy - the key is to push from the top rather then pull from the bottom.I needed a sleeve that would cover the entire pencil, so this is perfect. I had purchased a hard case for the apple pencil, and it fits it well. (Narrow cases won’t fit)..Some reviewers said it made the pencik too thick, but that is not my experience at all, yes, it adds girth, but not all that much, and the pencil is much easier to hold, whether as a stylus or as a pencil. I got the transparent one (which is like a frosted whiteish) and it actually looks kind of classy.

This was exactly what I was looking for. A sleeve for my apple pencil that’s only one piece that includes the top. I really liked this because all my ipad cases with pencil holders usually take any pencil sleeves off and makes them loose trying to get it into the holder. And we know how annoying it takes to put them on.Now if you can tolerate the smell go for it. Only reason I gave it 4 stars was because of the immediate migraine it caused. I have a bad tendency when I use the pencil, id like to balance it on my lip or simiply tap it on my face (near my nose & lips) when thinking and even with the migraine i kept doing it 🤦🏾‍♀️ And this only made the migraine worse.So id suggest letting it air out for a few days and possibly a light soapy soak would help with the smell. Otherwise, love the sleeve!

I love this case for my Apple Pencil. My hands tend to sweat a lot which due to the smooth finish of the Apple Pencil made it hard to grip at times. The Pencil is also a little slim for my liking. The Leeko Skin Case fixed both of these issues for me and offers a nice way to keep the cap on the Pencil. Over time I expect that the magnet holding the cap on will eventually weaken and could create issues causing the cap to fall off. The end of the Leeko Skin Case slips over the cap when it's on the Pencil and keeps it secure. To charge the Pencil you just slip the end of the case off the Pencil and remove the cap. I've seen other cases for the Apple Pencil that I thought were either too thick or were just a thin skin and added almost no bulk to the Pencil. The Leeko Skin Case adds some bulk while not being too bulky and making it feel like you are using a magic marker to write with. There are other cases on Amazon that look exactly like the Leeko Case, however, they have the company's name on them in white letters which I think looks tacky. The Leeko version has nothing written on it and is a great minimalist black. I would definitely recommend this to Apple Pencil owners especially given the great price point.

I ordered this product because I wanted something that would provide a better grip on my Pencil and keep the cap from getting lost. The fact that a triangular cross section would also prevent my precious Pencil from rolling off was what finally tipped the scale in favor of this sleeve. However, I was a bit skeptical of how that would feel, so it was still a bit of a gamble.On the one hand, this sleeve does keep my cap from getting lost, and it certainly prevents the Pencil itself from rolling. On the other hand there's a serious design flaw in the way it's textured. All of the ridges that would improve the grip are located on the corners of the triangle, not the flat surfaces, which are perfectly smooth.The thing is, if you put your fingers on the flat parts and intended, they don't actually make contact with the ridges at all, so the texture does exactly nothing to prevent the stylus from slipping. The smooth rubber does little more. Still, I like the feel and the other aspects of this sleeve, so I'll probably keep using it.

I always read every review before buying, especially the 3 stars or less ones. I was skeptical at first but I bought it anyways because the Apple Pencil seems like it's too smooth and could be slippery after extended use. The cover was super easy to apply, I just followed the simple two step instructions. You have to apply a little pressure but it's not like what others said about it bending or being hard. The cover adds good grip, like using a mechanical pencil. It also goes over the pencil cap which helps me from losing it. It was a good purchase, I would buy it again if this one stretches out or gets gross. It's also nice that it doesn't have the manufacturers name all over it too.

Super easy to install and use. This has really helped with my tendinitis, and taking notes in class is much easier with this case. I also don't accidentally flip the top off of my apple pencil anymore, which is super valuable. It also doesn't roll of my desk anymore, due to the triangle shape. It did stain after being in the same pocket as a blue ballpoint pen, but I ended up using different colored sharpies to create a watercolor effect that looks even better (and still glows in the dark)!