One Pen Cp91300B2Z For Wacom One Creative Pen Display

A mi hija le encantó. Estuvimos buscando puntas para el S pen original de la galaxy tab S7 FE pero es imposible, un gran thumbs down para S*msung por no vender estas puntas por separado. Probamos las puntas genéricas pero son basura, no duran ni 2 horas de uso, no se molesten en comprarlas. La mejor opción fue esta, un buen pen de una excelente marca como lo es Wacom, con puntas de repuesto extra, y si se necesitan más puntas Wacom sí las vende por separado, excelente servicio, y mi hija me comenta que puede dibujar a la perfección con él.

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Ela é excelente. Paguei ~230 e foi um baita negócio. Ela é bem melhor dos que as canetas originais dos tablets e mais ergonômica.

Fait le job ! Un stylet simple et efficace pour écrire sur tablette. Je l’utilise à la place du stylet Samsung pour améliorer l’ergonomie, et franchement, c’est au top pour le prix !

I got this stylus because I was reading up on alternatives to the S-pen. I love the S-Pen but the nibs break so easily, & Samsung doesn't provide replacements for Tablet S-Pens. I had resorted on buying the generic nibs but those started snapping in the S-Pen. The only way of removing them was heating up a needle (red hot) and sticking it into the s-pen to remove the broke nib. This would damage the S-pen. So I bought some replacement S-pens. The replacements were the same as the original but the nibs were still the cheap ones. I felt like it was hopeless & that I was out of options. Then I found a Reddit forum that said you just need a stylus with EMR tech and they recommended the Wacom One Stylus. I was skeptical if it would work on my Galaxy Tab S3 (we're currently on S9). I looked into it a little more and went to artists' reviews & found a few where they specifically used it with the S3. I decided to order it. Just tested it out and its just like the S-pen. It takes some adjustments because of the grip and the nibs difference. I have a Wacom Intuos tablet so it was just minor readjusting in my case to something I my muscles could remember. For people new to Wacom, you might need to take a day or 2 to do so. The nib texture will feel different too. The S-pen nibs have a softer, more gripped feeling because the nibs are made with some rubbery material in them. This gives more smooth friction to your stroke when using the S-pen. An artist did mention this in his review & I do see it. It's something I can adjust to, I think, and I feel it might be a good thing for my stroke style. I have a tempered glass screen so the Wacom nib slides with little to almost no friction. If you want some sort of friction texture, a matte screen protector might help. My Wacom Intuos tablet has that matte surface texture that provides the friction some folks prefer. I am satisfied with my product as of its first day though. This really does work with all Samsung S tablets & I will be happy to use it in the future too. Maybe a caveat would be that it's pretty hard to find a compact case to store the stylus with the tablet. Like the S-pens are magnetic or there are cases with stylus slots. This is a little big so it would be good to have a pen case that can strap onto the Samsung tablet case cover or there being a case for the S-tablet with a pen slot that can fit the Wacom One Stylus. Or something magnetic like in the S-pen that helps it latch onto the tablet. 2 month Update: I've really gotten used to the Wacom One. I've been using my tablet every day for taking notes in class & doing homework. My teacher thinks its a pretty cool stylus too. I was able to fit it into a S-pen stylus case that straps onto the tablet cover. I'm still slightly traumatized from the S-pen nibs that would randomly break, however this nib for the Wacom One doesn't show any indications of material weakness. Sometimes I'm unconsciously putting pressure on the pen but this pen handles that. It's also been very good with drawing too. It's given my tablet a longer lifespan. It feels really good, even on the smooth screen. I even saw some screen protectors that were meant to have that paper feel. Its just the matter of finding one for your device. Now I can sit next to the iPad users with their Apple Pencils & my Stylus looks really cool.