For sure since the 5se
Is there a demand for a pencil on the iPhone ?
For sure since the 5se
Not much that I can see. Drawing on iPad makes sense for that nich market. I'm not an artist so on my iPad I have no real use for a pencil. On an iPhone it makes very little sense to me. Another object to carry, loose. Where do I store it? Entirely new screen needed and spend $99 for it, don't see the need for myself. Much prefer finger input for phone.Is there a demand for a pencil on the iPhone ?
Not much that I can see. Drawing on iPad makes sense for that nich market. I'm not an artist so on my iPad I have no real use for a pencil. On an iPhone it makes very little sense to me. Another object to carry, loose. Where do I store it? Entirely new screen needed and spend $99 for it, don't see the need for myself. Much prefer finger input for phone.
The 6S+ is roughly the same size as the Samsung's Note Series of phones, and the pen has proven useful there. Everyone I know with a Note has reasons why they love the S Pen. For me, it's the screen writing options, minor Picture editing and I use it when I know my fingers are going to be too big to use the screen properly (Web browsing for example).
I'd agree with you on the smaller phones though.
I believe they will add pencil support. With my Note 5, I use the spen constantly. No way is any of Apple's three sizes of phones too small. And, I believe they will introduce a smaller version of the pencil, too. From note taking to drawing to navigation, there are uses.
They have to give up Force Touch on the phone to get the Pencil to work properly, since the Pencil utilizes pressure to control line width. You may not be able to have both.