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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raz0rEdge" data-source="post: 1902048" data-attributes="member: 110816">The magnet has to be strong enough to hold the pencil, but I can't imagine there's enough leverage for it to bend the metal around it on the iPad to shatter the screen. Also, unlike the magsafe charger, it's not a recessed port, just a surface contact, so I really can't fathom physically how this could've happened. In this case, it truly is accidental and and if you are past your AppleCare+, then you're unfortunately out of luck with Apple.You can look at finding the replacement screen yourself and see if you want to take on that job. Going to a place that will do it for you will run you a pretty penny. When I had checked a while back for iPhone screens, it was nearly 50-60% of the device cost, so expect the iPad Pro to be around $700+ for the screen.</blockquote>