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So i can get the S pen to use on another Android tablet?
What you think of the lenovo x1 yoga gen 6 7/8
Does wacom pen works on every Android tab? I have Lenovo tab…. So most of the pen i have buy on work for 3 to 6 days 🥹
Are Samsung Galaxy styluses compatible with Xiaomi tablets? Thank you 😁
I've just recently started getting into drawing, using my surface laptop (not tablet) and surface pen (the old one, not the slim). I immediately noticed all the wobble and was worried it was just my hands or something, glad to see it's not entirely my fault lol. I've been considering getting an iPad since I think that'll be much easier to draw on but I'm hoping to get at least a bit of skill first in case I don't end up sticking with it
What drawing app do you use?? for google play store
Are the s pens also compatible with other Android tablets? I’ve lost my one plus pad stylus and I’m looking for a replacement which doesn’t cost me 100 bucks
You really said nothing about windows tablet world. What about RENAISSER, metapen?
I have had several huion devices, they are too good for the price,
I've used Samsung styluses a very long time and I love the feeling when I move it across the screen. My old Note phone and my current S tab and Z Fold pens feel awesome. The Apple pencils on the other hand feel terrible, I really can't understand why people praise them so much. The plastic on glass feeling feels really cheap and bad plus they are big and many don't even have buttons.
People say they like the feeling of typing on paper but I didn't feel that at all when I tried an Apple pencil with a tablet. I understand that it has great latency and they can lean etc but the basics feel terrible to me.
bro u recommend samsung stylus but it only works on EMR support tablet, my tab doesnt support EMR, only MPP and AES
Hello. I am looking for a stylus with no battery for my Galaxy Tab S10+. Do you have any recommendations?
0:10 bro just has a bowl of rocks for breakfast lol
If it’s not Apple Pencil Pro I’m gonna scream as loud as I can
On a PC, I record training videos using powerpoint. I would love to have a pen where I can add comments or point things out while recording on powerpoint slides. Any suggestions? Thank you
Apple messed-up big time with their iPad Styluses 2 version and their iPad version 17 software updates.
If you own an iPad with this software version, as I do, 17.6?1. Your pen becomes useless from a software bug that Apple hasn't rectified to those of us that no longer get software updates because the time of ownership has expired on our iPad coverage. I believe it's 3 years of ownership.
As I stated, it's a bug which doesn't affect everyone, just some of us.
i recently got a OnePlus Pad 2 and while they have their own pen (OnePlus Stylo 2), i'm afraid i might miss the side buttons typical to Wacom's pens. any clue if there's any pens out there with buttons that could be used on this pad? OP uses their own Android-based os called the OxygenOS so i'm not sure if any pens meant for regular Android would work.
If my wacom cintiq pen works on Samsung S9 fe plus I'll probably buy one. Unless of course the nibs are easily replaced on the s pen. Especially if it accepts wacom nibs.
Dell active pen?
Is there any pen i could use on both an ipad AND an android tablet/phone?
I wish more research and fact checking was made before making this video. The galaxy tablets and s pen work thanks to Wacom's EMR technology, and as a result, the pens and devices are cross compatible. You can use the s pen on the Wacom One, and many EMR pens on Galaxy tablets.
The most notable ones are "pen for wacom one" (the one with the tapered barrel), Lamy AL-star EMR digital stylus, Staedtler Noris Digital (Normal and Jumbo size), Staedtler Mars Lumograph Digital (a bit harder to find, also has Jumbo size), and the Dr. Grip Pilot stylus pens. These all work great on galaxy tablets. You're not limited to just the S pen. You have A LOT of really good options.
Another thing to note is the wacom one nibs (NOT the 2023 edition), wacom pro pen 2 nibs, and s pen nibs are all interchangeable with each other. Wacom has POM nibs (hard plastic) and felt nibs to choose from. They also have elastomer nibs (rubber tip) for the newer wacom one pen.
The Lamy AL-star EMR stylus has a few options for nibs. You can get the round POM nib (hard plastic), but they also have PC/EL nibs (rubber tip, same as s pen nib, best for drawing on glass screens). They have a 0.7mm round PC/EL nib, and a 0.35mm pointy PC/EL nib (similar to the s pen).
Which nib should you choose? If you're planning on drawing on the glass screen or a tempered glass screen protector, get the PC/EL or elastomer nib (PC/EL and elastomer are the same thing). The felt nib might work too since it offers more texture. The rubber tip will provide a drag, unless you prefer your pen to glide across the screen.
If you're planning on using a matte screen protector to mimic the feel of paper, use a POM nib.
I've seen a lot of people prefer using a metal nib when drawing to prevent having to ever replace the nib. I HIGHLY recommend using a screen protector if you plan on going this route. The metal nib could possibly scratch your screen. It's also worth noting that a metal nib could wear down your matte screen protector faster, so keep that in mind.