Wacom Bamboo Windows Tablets Samsung Review

I bought this stylus for my Samsung Galaxy S Tab. I did a lot of research and it has always won out. I am so disappointed. The color of the stylus was great. The feel of the stylus was okay, a bit thin and light, but still okay. The cap doesn't sit on the back of the pen when you use it, that's con. It's so easy to lose. Usually I had to take it off and put it somewhere. I had the biggest problem with the tip. I didn't have the stylus of the month or the mesh. I only had a rubber tip back then,

I was looking for a replacement for my previous stylus when I came across this Wacom Gen Bamboo Stylus. 3 and was immediately amazed at the colorful palette they offered their products on and then the kicker, were my eyes fooling me? Does this stylus come with a "pen cap" style cap and does it have a clip? And it costs less than $20. Is this the product of my dreams or just an illusion? Turns out the answer lies somewhere in the middle, and here's why. The positives first, and we'll start with…

If I get free sheet music for my hands, I'd rather forgo the keyboard and tablet keyboard and write with a pen. This pen gives me that ability. Writes beautifully (except for my handwriting with a chicken scratch). It's also fun to draw and paint with, although I'm not an artist. It feels durable and I like that the tip can be replaced if it ever wears out, but it feels durable enough to last quite a while. The only thing I'm afraid of is losing the cap, but as long as you put it on the end of…

This is the third mobile stylus I have owned and I love it. My first pen was in the back of my iPhone for 3 days and was pogo foam. It was terrible. The second was a promotional pen that also had a ball point. That rubber tip was barely a step above the pogo. Now I have a Samsung S5; and combined with SketchBook and Bamboo Solo, it's a drawing machine. Here's my quick and dirty: *Pros: *The carbon fiber tip glides beautifully across the screen without slipping.*The lid is well secured by the…