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 Robert Gomatham

I'm a PhD student and I take a lot of notes on PDFs I've printed and written so far. Now I can take notes right on the screen, which seems like a small miracle to me because I'm like your grandmother with technology. The stylus is responsive, easy to use and I haven't had any connection issues. My handwriting with the Active Pen 2 and the computer screen doesn't look as pretty as it does on paper with a regular pen, but I still find it amazing. I can take notes on my screen in class just by writing in PDFs, and I save forests of trees and don't have to print anything to write on it. If I were designing a pen, I would move the erase button to where your finger doesn't normally rest. That was a real design flaw. I think the Yoga 730 and the Active Pen 2 are a fantastic combination. I like that I can take notes on websites etc. The only place this doesn't work well is in MS Word. It cuts off. However, OneNote does not have this. It's not a connection, it has something to do with how he uses the word. In general I would recommend.