Actually. That point was made. Regardless, the fact remains that, even in 15 seconds, because of the design, that port (both the male and female end) could easily be damaged.
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As usual with these kinds of click-bait articles, the author doesn't bother to mention that charging the Pencil in this manner is for a quick charge as might be required (15 seconds charge=30 minutes battery life). It can be charged via USB with the included adapter which gives 12 hours use on a full charge. The remaining charge can be monitored via a battery widget on the iPad Pro.
PatOn Dec 9, 2015, at 11:55 AM, Kris Murray krismurray@gmail.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Take, for instance, the iPad Pro. Putting aside the tablet's monstrous screen size, the device is only more capable than other iPads thanks to a keyboard case cover and a responsive stylus called the Pencil. Yet both accessories can only be used with the iPad Pro in the most awkward of ways. To charge the Pencil, you must insert it into the Lightning connector on the bottom of the tablet in a way that makes it clear any sudden shift would all but certainly snap the stylus in two, or at least severely damage its tail end.
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