🖊️ HP Envy X360 Convertible 2-in-1 Laptop Stylus Pens (15.6") - Active Stylus Digital Pen with 1.5mm Ultra Fine Tip - Black Review

When I bought this pen I was hoping that I could write/draw with it, but my expectations were not met. He was very slow at writing and left huge gaps in the letters I wrote, no better at drawing. I work with Push, but that's about it. Price doesn't match, don't waste your money.

I really wish it would work but its not worth it. Clicking things works, but my finger does it better. The laptop doesn't recognize it as a pen, so you can't write with it. I tried it with my iPad and the same thing, it doesn't work for writing and when I got it to work it's not recognized as a pen, there's a terrible lag and writing is disabled and it doesn't have a palm rejection mechanism, like that that it is not possible to work with it.

The pen barely worked. it is very general. They say it was HP's envy, but it's clearly not for the computer. I tried it on my phone, it got a little bit better but not much. Very fuzzy I have the paid version of Schedule and Windows 10 and it doesn't work very well, my finger works much better, it honestly doesn't even recognize the style as a pen, it recognizes it the same way your finger does. I do not recommend buying this better with your finger.

I was delighted to get this pen for my online math class via Zoom. The pen does not live up to expectations. When I try to draw lines or numbers, the lines break like I'm trying to draw dotted lines, making it extremely difficult for my students to understand what I'm trying to write. I've tried several times after charging overnight for 2 nights and still got the same result. I ended up just drawing or writing with my finger on the zoom board. I would not recommend this product

It would be great if he could draw a straight line without stuttering. We then tried it on an iPad with the same results. The stylus seems to change randomly from the equivalent of a left click and a right click (maybe? maybe a middle click?), causing the app to get confused as to whether you're writing, undoing, or just swiping through the options. Anyway, two different platforms, same result - then the stylus almost works for basic pointing, but not like a real stylus.