UPPERCASEDesigns NimbleGrip Premium Silicone Ergonomic Comfort Grip Holder, Dual Sided Design, Compatible with Apple Pencil Pro, USB-C, 2nd Generation, 1st Generation (2 Pack, Navy)

I recently purchased the UPPERCASE Designs NimbleGrip Premium Silicone Ergonomic Comfort Grip Holder, and it has been a great addition to my everyday tools. The dual-sided design provides excellent versatility, fitting comfortably in my hand and offering a secure grip. The premium silicone material feels durable and adds a nice, soft touch that makes extended use much more comfortable. It's perfect for anyone needing extra stability and comfort while using their devices. Overall, this grip holder is well-designed, functional, and definitely worth the investment.

I bought multiple grips so that I could find the most comfortable and easy to equip/remove grip. I ordered a 2-pack from Uppercase (most expensive), a 3-pack from litumfen, and a 2-pack from Fintie. If you're interested in how they compare, read on!FINTIE:I found these grips to have the hardest silicone out of the three. I couldn't feel any squishiness from the grips themselves, so I didn't find them to be very comfortable. I wanted specifically to try out the bell-shaped grip (tapers into a thicker area), and found that while it was nicely shaped, the hardness of the material made it not as comfortable to use.Pros:-easy to put on/remove-two different types of grips (slim and thick)-inexpensiveCons:-hard material-fits apple 1st gen better than 2ndLITUMFEN:These were the flimsiest and thinnest out of all the grips. They're designed specifically to be thin though, so that the 2nd gen apple pencil could charge on the flat side. The grip is molded to the exact shape of the 2nd gen pencil, and in regards to that, it's very form-fitting. Despite being the softest and most bendable of the three, I found these grips to be the least supportive and comfortable. Holding it at times felt like there wasn't a grip on.Pros:-soft and bendable-form-fitting to 2nd gen pencil-still chargeable on flat side-inexpensiveCons:-flimsy and thin-hard to put on (because so flimsy)-offers little support & comfort-probably not as durableUPPERCASE:These are my favorite out of all three. The grip is thick enough to be supportive and it's got a bit of squishiness to it. They're also pretty easy to put on and take off. I love the comfort, color (pink), and design of the grip!Pros:-most comfortable & supportive-just enough thickness & squishiness-cute color-useful design (won't roll off table)-easy to take off & put onCons:-pricier than others (buy the 2-pack for a better deal)TLDROverall, the Uppercase grips were the best in terms of comfort, ease in equipping/removing, and design. If they check all the boxes for you, I recommend buying the 2-pack because it comes at a better value.

I love the color and the comfortable feel of this cover. I got it so the pencil wasn’t so slippery and it helps prevent the smoothness from hindering my usage. Nice product for a good price.

I’m an artist; I draw a lot and I’ve used this for 2 weeks now. It’s mediocre at best. It provides a bit more grip to the otherwise slippery Apple Pencil (which is great) but because you have to remove it every time to charge the pencil or store it in the case, the process off taking it on and off is annoying. I wouldn’t say it was easy to take off the first few times bc it really grips on and doesn’t budge easily. I wish it also covered more surface area bc it sits awkwardly on the pencil in my hand. I’m probably gonna look for something else. This does the job ok, not great not terrible[update] I’ve had the chance to try other grips and the more I use this one, the more I like it. It’s become softer and much easier to remove over time. And now, the simple design is actually appealing to me. I’ve tried other ergonomic pencil grips but they were either too heavy or too stiff or uncomfortable. I’ve change my mind and would recommend this one if you want something simple and lightweight.

As a full time college student, digital planner, and homeschool lesson planner, I do a TON of writing. Before adding a grip my hand would ache and I'd have to take more frequent breaks.This grip is lovely. Eases all of the aching in my band, allows me to work longer in one sitting, and looks cute in the process.The only downside is the need to remove it to charge/store my apple pencil, but even that isn't an issue. I just toss it into my pencil bag to use the next time.

This Apple Pencil grip works just the way it's supposed to, BUT . . . it has to be removed in order for it to rest on my iPad Pro to allow it to recharge. It does help the grip when in use, but the on-and-off is unhandy. Maybe more use will make this not quite so inconvenient.

I don’t really use it anymore. It’s cute and can feel nice but it’s incredibly inconvenient. It’s often difficult to put on and take off which is required every time you need to charge the pencil.

[i ordered pink] As title says, yes this stays grippy! While some of the other reviews seem to dislike how difficult it can sometimes be to take it off/on (it's really not that bad tbh), I prefer it to be grippy since I tend to twirl and twist/rotate my pencil (2nd gen btw if that's helpful) often. The only negative (and fairly obvious one) is that it definitely cannot magnetically charge. I knew that it wouldn't work that way regardless, especially since I hardly ever remove my ipad out of it's case (it holds the 2nd gen pencil very well). Since it's grippy it stays in place, though I've had it for a few years now, it does slide bit up the pencil sometimes. Only sometimes though, which is still good. I've lost it now (sad) so I gotta get some new ones which I'm ecstatic about! Thanks for these grips, love them!!

I love this pencil grip. It’s easy to slide on my Apple Pencil and is comfortable to hold.

Arrived on time and in good condition the pen grip definitely helps when writing and drawing makes using the apple pen so much easier.

Despite drawing with pencils for 20 years of my career the Apple Pencil caused real hand pains. Got this and relieved the pain. Annoying that you can’t charge with it on but just get a case with a pocket on it so you can put it somewhere while charging your pencil.

For artist with Hand Arthritis issue:)Overpriced but is the best grip for an artist

For artist with Hand Arthritis issue:)Overpriced but is the best grip for an artist