🖊️ Adonit Silver Stylus for Surface Pro X/8/7/6/5/4/3, Go 3/2/1, Duo2, Book/ Laptop - 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Tilt, Palm Rejection, Rechargeable Pen - Made In Taiwan Review

This active stylus pen fits my HP ENVY x360 15m-bp011dx. After spending weeks on HP's online forums trying to find a pen that actually works and wasn't $80, I'm happy to report that this one works and is significantly cheaper. The only problem I have is that sometimes when I'm writing in OneNote after I lift the pen off the screen between letters, it sometimes registers that the pen is still touching the screen. But that rarely happens. A charging cable was included and charged very quickly…

This pen is pretty good. I haven't used it for a long time but I've drawn with it a bit and so far it's better than other pens I've had. And I've been through a few. Still nowhere near a Surface Pen for my device, but it's a good replacement even though I don't have one. Mind you, if you're typing really fast or whatever, it clicks like the rest of the screen. written down. The spring is made of fairly hard, slippery plastic. Imo is not the best. I wish it was softer rubber or something. But…

On Windows tablets, this stylus works the same as the Surface Pen or other third-party stylus at about half the price. With no Bluetooth connection or setup, my HP Specter recognized the pen. When I used it, the palm rejection was active. Both buttons work, making it easier to delete or select. The only thing it can't do is open apps like OneNote with a shortcut. The build quality is also below average. Both the pen clip and the nib feel a little flimsy. But at the lower cost, at least a small…

I've been looking for a good fine tip stylus for a long time. I just bought an HP envy 360 and wanted to use a drawing app on it. I previously bought an Adonit Pro 3 which was junk on this computer. The lag was terrible, it was prickly and just not fun to use. I sent it back and received ink instead and was pleasantly surprised. So much so that I had to write a review about it. It looks like a regular pen and glides smoothly over the tablet's surface. There aren't any lags that I've noticed and

I bought this to use with my Acer Spin 111-32N 2-in-1 laptop/tablet running Windows 10 Pro with Windows Ink support is running. The product has been identified as compatible by the seller and the attached reviews. While the product works with Windows Ink, the stylus just doesn't work consistently enough to be used for its intended purpose, which is note-taking in tablet mode. The pen works inconsistently, leaving blank spaces on the screen and making handwriting illegible. It works as an…

It has both advantages and disadvantages compared to the stylus that Microsoft sells for the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book Pros: + It's cheaper. + Handpiece is not fragile + Strangely small Quadruple - Changing batteries is no problem thanks to micro-USB charging. that's not necessary, and mine was already hooked and bent a bit. - Peak pressure goes from no activation to full on heavy line too fast. For note-taking this isn't a problem, but for art/drawing it can be frustrating. you will have…

My new surface pen was line jerky and I decided to try this stylus. The pen feels very cheap and has poor balance. The tip is very hard and makes a loud pop (regardless of pressure) upon contact with the screen. There is virtually no friction when writing, which further degrades the overall quality of the pen. The nib is replaceable but seems to have a flaw - it rattles when I write, I've tried tightening and checking for damage but it shouldn't rattle. The final problem is that when you lift…