Review on Lenovo Active Pen 2: Maximize creativity with 4096 Levels of Pressure Sensitivity and Customizable Shortcut Buttons for ThinkPad X1 Tablet Gen 2, Miix 720, 510, 520, Yoga 720, 920. Includes Replacement Tips and GX80N07825 model. by Mitch Garrido

This pen works great with my Lenovo Ideapad Flex 5 14" (AMD) Pros: No issues pairing, setting up, keybinding (cool!) and started drawing right away. Tested by Leonardo and Autodesk Sketchpad and both work great fan of EMR and Wacom tips and this stylus, while not as "perfect" as the Wacom stylus, is nice enough for amateurs and artists who are small enough that I could accidentally choke on them if I was close by They breathe? - The USB holder that comes with it is a joke: it prevents the PC from resting on the keyboard, the stylus can rest on both Sliding through en sides and eats the US port on B (both if you have 2) It was a stupid decision. Do like MS - add a self-adhesive pen holder that goes anywhere! Which leads to the following minus: -No clip. Without a traditional clip or other physical stop, the pen can slide in either direction of the pen holder. It won't just fall out on its own, but it seems like a silly design decision considering they decided not to have a compartment (not that I wanted one) or magnets. Final Thought: Awesome pen from a functional point of view. Accessible. A better "camp" solution is needed.