Wacom Bamboo Ink 2nd Gen Stylus - Grey

Bought this as not able to get the Lenovo pen at short notice. Nice weigh and build feel. Worked straight out of the box.Feels nice on screen. Mostly reactive in all apps. Slight drop out in sticky notes and required more pressure.Missing the button on the top, the side buttons are slightly in the wrong place for me. I hold it differently pen.Recommend it for the experience

I ended up returning this as when writing it would skip when writing. Was not as precise as the original Lenovo Active 2 pen (which I ended up buying instead of this).Installed all the latest Wacom drivers - made no difference.

Works well on ASUS UX370Ua as a Microsoft ink pen. had to install driver, but was no hassle. very responsive very nice to use. The lack of a Bluetooth button has not been obvious yet. all apps i use, (Inkscape, Scrble and Sketch book.) all recognise the pen as soon as it comes close to display. pressure sensitivity is perfect for note taking to even a artistic use. Windows is good in recognising the pen even when your palm hits (rest on) the screen. the only app making the palm error once was Scrble. Also switching between my screen and a Wacom Pad is easy, just holding two buttons down and you make the switch. Great tool.

Sometimes it works just fine, other times it will skip a part of the writing. Like, imaging if you are writing a O and a quarter of the circle was missing.Feels like a real pen, when it works it works great, but the reliability was really frustrating. Also this kind of thing is impossible to prove to the repair department because guess what it work perfectly when you try to prove something is wrong with it :)Tried changing battery to no effect.Recommand caution when purchasing.

I bought one of these pens to use with my microsoft surface pro 7. It was recommended to me online to go with the surface, and so I thought it was a safe bet. Unfortunately, the pen often skips while writing on parts of the screen. I thought this was an issue with the surface, but after swapping to a microsoft pen, and letting one of my friends borrow the pen for use with their touchscreen laptop, I have established its an issue with the pen.This may have been an isolated case, however I have no evidence to suggest the pens work typically as I have since returned it and bought a microsoft pen.

This pen was initially OK, it worked fine for about 5 weeks until a couple issues popped up that have stuck around. Random cutouts during writing strokes and uncontrollable writing without me touching the screen have made this almost unusable, which is a shame as it worked fine initially

Functional stylus, limited accessories

Purchased in March 2022, stylus functions well with Windows 10. Smooth and responsive.Stylus includes a battery only. There is no case or cap to protect the nib once it is outside of the original packaging.Does not include any spare nibs and spare nibs cannot be purchased for this stylus.

Highly recommend

Used this for digital art on my Surface pro, don't bother with the microsoft pens. This doesn't have to be charged and works perfecly. The clip on the pen did fall off after a while, not a big deal though :)

Windows 11 Compatible!

I bought this pen dubious of whether or not it would be compatible with my laptop (ASUS ROG Flow X13 on Windows 11 Home) because the pen was designed for Windows 10 computers and my model was not listed under the compatibility tested computers on their website.Bottom line: It works. Perfectly. As long as your touchscreen computer has Windows Pen Protocol (WPP) you can be confident that this pen will do the job. At a great price compared to the few other limited models that have the same scope of compatibility too!In terms of performance, I haven't run into a single issue. I love that it doesn't require a Bluetooth connection or anything - it just works like magic. The pressure sensitivity is fantastic for digital art as you don't have to change the size of the ... MoreI bought this pen dubious of whether or not it would be compatible with my laptop (ASUS ROG Flow X13 on Windows 11 Home) because the pen was designed for Windows 10 computers and my model was not listed under the compatibility tested computers on their website.Bottom line: It works. Perfectly. As long as your touchscreen computer has Windows Pen Protocol (WPP) you can be confident that this pen will do the job. At a great price compared to the few other limited models that have the same scope of compatibility too!In terms of performance, I haven't run into a single issue. I love that it doesn't require a Bluetooth connection or anything - it just works like magic. The pressure sensitivity is fantastic for digital art as you don't have to change the size of the brush to get into corners - but when you do feel the need to alter the brush (or anything else that requires a right-click) the upper button on the pen is really easy to press with your index to use that function. The lower button to switch to the erase tool is a serious time-saver as well, whether it be in OneNote taking notes and sketching diagrams, Word inking in equations, or Photoshop editing photos and making artworks.Overall, very happy with the product. Sturdy construction, great feel, easy to set up, works like a charm. While I wish it didn't cost so much, it's probably the most well-priced item of its type on the market and the technology is marvelous, so I guess you get what you pay for.