🖌️ Enhance Your Creativity with the Wacom One Pen CP91300B2Z for Wacom One Creative Pen Display Review

I am an artist, I draw a lot, including on a tablet, I saw in the reviews that this stylus is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, and decided to buy it "just in case". Feels comfortable in the hand, but Wacom styluses have always been comfortable for me, and this one is no exception. The pressure levels work, there are no problems. Has pros: Bought for Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite as a spare stylus. The device works fine, there is pressure. Some cons: The feeling when you draw is like

Got this to replace a missing S Pen and it's a great alternative. The fact that you can actually get replacement nibs for this pen makes it better than the original in my opinion. If you draw on a matte protective film, it's worth having this pen to be able to change the nib without having to buy a new pen. The button works like an eraser.

I don't use the pen's Bluetooth capabilities with my S7+, but I enjoy using it for notes and sketches. The stylus that comes with the tablet is quite flimsy, but my biggest complaint is that the side erase button is difficult to follow. I always end up twisting it in my hand trying to find a button that's hard to find with my fingertips. This handle is more comfortable to hold, and the side button is raised, making it easy to track and use.

Great replacement for Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+. The original pen is fine, but a bit small and the hand cramps easily. The Wacom One Pen may be a bit smaller than my Huion Kamvas Pen, but it's still much better. The best part is that the button actually does something useful! It switches the pen to eraser mode! Otherwise it works just as well as the original pen. The only downside I see is that the stylus almost doesn't stick to the screen. Because it is a plastic tip, it rolls with little…

Works great on my Onyx Boox Note 2 Compared to the original stylus tip there is less friction at the pen tip which wears out very quickly. This one has a harder tip so I hope it doesn't wear out as quickly. Also, the stylus is very responsive on my device and supports pressure sensitivity. I bought a Staedtler Norris Jumbo Stylus, but I like it better. Because once the eraser of the jumbo stylus is worn out, it can no longer be replaced. With this Wacom pen, all I have to do is press the side…

I asked customer service if this stylus works for ChromeOS and was told that there is no driver support for it. My Chromebook tablet (Asus Chromebook CT100) uses Wacom technology on the screen, so the pen itself works (along with the pressure sensitivity). But as expected, the button on the side of the pen doesn't work (this part requires a driver). I am very happy with this stylus as the stylus that came with my tablet is too small. Too bad there isn't a driver for ChromeOS, but still 5 stars.

I really like the soft feel of this stylus. Definitely a Wacom product in terms of quality and feel, the tip has a rubbery feel to avoid slipping on the screen glass. Compatible with my s21 ultra, love it, tilt support on my device. Not as thick as it is portrayed on the internet. I had to add an image to compare it to a standard wooden pencil and a Papermate pencil. The button on it is designed for single use. Don't expect two buttons on this pen, but at least it has one. The artist has to…

I bought this as a last resort to turn my Tab S6 Lite into my new creative tablet as my Wacom Cintiq Companion Hybrid is dying after over 5 years of heavy use and what to replace removing anything similar in portability would cost me an arm and a leg. The difference to using the S Pen is amazing! It works right out of the box, no apps, charging or connection required. I've tested the pressure sensitivity in Medibang Paint and it works great there (image included) but not sure how well it works…

I have been interested in this EMR pen for a long time. Over the last 5-10 years I have tried all types of pens including various EMR pens. My favorite that I identified was the HP zBook X2 EMR Pen, with two pencil-like EMR pens, the Dell EMR Pen and the Staedtler Noris Digital in second place. It was very similar to the HP pen and as I was arguing between the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook (which uses the EMR pen technology) and the Acer Chromebook Spin 713 (which uses the new USI pen technology) I